Note: A Greek Reader is a book with examples of Greek text to translate into English.
- Bryce, Archibald Hamilton – First Greek Reader, for use of Schools (1872)
- Flagg, Isaac (1843-1921) – Writer of Attic Prose (1902)
- Heard, William August – Second Greek exercise Book
- Jacobs, Friedrich (1764-1847) – The Greek Reader
- Moss, Charles Melville (b1853) – A First Greek Reader with notes and voc (1886)
- Peacock, G. H. – Passages for Greek Translation for lower forms (1899)
- Rouse, William Henry Denham (1863-1950) -A Greek Reader (1907)
- Valpy, Francis Edward Jackson (1787-1882) – Greek Exercises (1839)
- Young, Alexander Waugh – Tutorial Greek Reader with notes and voc (1898)
- White, John Williams (1849-1917) – Passages for practice in Translation at sight Part iv Greek (1889)
Greek Readers
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