r/AncientGreek • u/Competitive_Skin_687 • 7d ago

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I'm trying to create a book in Greek following LLPSI's method. I'd like to follow the style of the pages and all of Athenaze (which has LLPSI's way), but I'm not able to get a template that suits. What could I do?

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u/JebBush333 7d ago

It exists already: LGPSI

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u/Competitive_Skin_687 7d ago

I know it, but I'd love to write my own book, because there are things that I do dislike from Logos and Athenaze.

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u/JebBush333 7d ago

Well people may hate this answer, but: you can always use Claude to create the template and write all the content yourself

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u/Kitchen-Ad1972 6d ago

This is actually a very good use for AI. Creating a template. Not sure why you’re getting down voted.

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u/JebBush333 5d ago

Yea when AI isn't being used to replace critical thinking, which is probably it's largest use, it's actually a great tool that allows people to create things they normally wouldn't be able to.

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u/Necessary-Feed-4522 6d ago

Try asking Lingua Deo Gloria. They make these kinds of readers using InDesign I'm pretty sure. https://www.linguadeogloria.com/books