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The Greek Of The Bible: Translated Greek Or Translation Greek?
2008This chapter argues that the translation process of the first books of the Septuagint, presumably the Pentateuch, created a new variety of Greek, which subsequently was used as a pattern for other translators and composers. The aim of the chapter is to point out the fact that most translators, consciously or not, actually decide what kind of language ...
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2014
Dialectic in the Presocratics and Neoplatonists in its relation to later Trinitarian thinking and to Nietzsche’s reflection on the problem of grounds. Comparison between the historical figures of Socrates and Jesus in relation to this problem.
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Dialectic in the Presocratics and Neoplatonists in its relation to later Trinitarian thinking and to Nietzsche’s reflection on the problem of grounds. Comparison between the historical figures of Socrates and Jesus in relation to this problem.
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Greek Archaeology and Greek History
Classical Antiquity, 1985AT CERTAIN POINTS, the disciplines of history and archaeology converge; and some of the closest rapprochements have traditionally taken place in the field of Classics. I am concerned here with one quite specific form of close relationship that can exist only between certain kinds of historical and archaeo logical approach.
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Greek Epigraphy and the Greek Language
2012Part I of this chapter reviews its subject historically, showing how inscriptions allow us to see the development of the Greek dialects, the effects on Greek of contact with other languages, especially Latin, and the ways in which styles of utterance and uses of language changed through time.
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Insurance: Mathematics and Economics, 2006
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2023
There are approximately 300 million members of the Greek Orthodox Church worldwide. It is the second-largest Christian church. Followers of this religion believe in eternal life. Thus, the church strongly emphasizes a positive outcome in death- "the deceased is alive with God." God is believed to be the healer of our souls and bodies, which is ...
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There are approximately 300 million members of the Greek Orthodox Church worldwide. It is the second-largest Christian church. Followers of this religion believe in eternal life. Thus, the church strongly emphasizes a positive outcome in death- "the deceased is alive with God." God is believed to be the healer of our souls and bodies, which is ...
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Greek Mathematics and Greek Logic
1974By ‘logic’ I mean ‘the analysis of argument or proof in terms of form’. The two main examples of Greek logic are, then, Aristotle’s syllogistic developed in the first twenty-two chapters of the Prior Analytics and Stoic propositional logic as reconstructed in the twentieth century.
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Greek Ethnicity and the Greek Language
Glotta, 2009This paper argues that in antiquity Greeks primarily defined their ethnicity by the Greek language. In essence, a Greek knew a Greek when he heard one. Greek speech and Greek ethnicity were seen as intimately connected, and even though this connection was often described as primordial, Greek ethnicity could be acquired by those who assiduously adopted ...
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