101. How The Greek Language Fertilised The European Languages. Contact us websites@addgr.com. Web pages designed and developed by Add Information Systems. http://www.addgr.com/art/grwords/

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102. ELAC Guide To Greek Theatre The ELAC Guide to. ancient greek Theatre. Table of Contents. Aristophanes and Old Comedy. New Comedy and Menander. THE FINAL CURTAIN. Bust of Dionysus. found at Roman. city of Herculaneum. PROLOGUE http://www.perspicacity.com/elactheatre/library/pedia/greek.htm

103. Wehavemoved Translation from English and other languages into Latin, ancient greek, Sanskrit and Iban. http://www.geocities.com/otto10356/

We have moved! Please click on Ikanlundu.com and follow the links. Otto Steinmayer

104. Greek And Latin, Department Of Course web sites, faculty, resources in ancient greek, modern greek, and Latin languages and literatures, classes, news. http://omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu/

105. University Of Mississippi. Department Of Classics Offering courses in ancient greek and Latin languages and culture at The University of Mississippi. http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/classics/

CLASSICS LINKS T he Department of Classics offers courses in the ancient Greek and Latin languages, Greek and Roman art and archaeology, daily life, history, literature, myth, philosophy and religion. Through these course offerings we seek to prepare students for careers in law, the ministry, writing, medicine, or high school and college teaching of languages, art, literature and history, as well as archaeological excavation and work in museums as curators, exhibit designers, or education directors. Jobs are also available as archivists, philologists, scientific linguists, translators, or researchers. Most of these careers require graduate work and a master's, doctor's, law or divinity degree. If you are interested in learning about ancient life and culture, about how the governmental systems and ideas of Greece and Rome have affected our lives, or about early Christianity, you may find that Classics is for you. Students of Classics have found successful careers in many different fields. O ur new webpage contains the same information contained on the old index page, but some of the items listed on the previous version are now found under broader headings listed above. For instance, Financial Assistance and Computer Resources information can be found under "Graduate Program" or "Undergraduate Program". The names of 60 vase painters found in the Robinson Collection are found under "University Museums/Robinson Collection".

106. Department Of Romance And Classical Languages Homepage Academic courses and programs are available in such languages as French, Latin, Spanish, ancient greek, Italian, and Portuguese. http://www.msu.edu/~romclang/

Department of Romance and Classical Languages College of Arts and Letters The Department of Romance and Classical Languages will become two departments beginning July 1, 2003: The Department of French, Classics, and Italian - And - The Department of Spanish and Portuguese You can visit the web pages for our two new departments at the links above. Follow the links below for information about the programs offered in our department till July 1, 2003. College of Arts and Letters Michigan State University

107. Greek Alphabet Faliscan, Messapic, etc.), Classical Medieval Latin, ancient greek, Hebrew, Coptic Also includes Cyrillic and the letters for Latinbased European languages. http://www.omniglot.com/writing/greek.htm

Writing systems: alphabetic syllabic logographic ... A-Z index Origin The Greek alphabet has been in continuous use for the past 2,750 years or so since about 750 BC. It was developed from the Canaanite/Phoenician alphabet and the order and names of the letters are derived from Phoenician. The original Canaanite meanings of the letter names was lost when the alphabet was adapted for Greek. For example, alpha comes for the Canaanite aleph (ox) and beta from beth (house). At first, there were a number of different versions of the alphabet used in various different Greek cities. These local alphabets, known as epichoric , can be divided into three groups: green, blue and red. The blue group developed into the modern Greek alphabet, while the red group developed into the Etruscan alphabet, other alphabets of ancient Italy and eventually the Latin alphabet. By the early 4th century BC, the epichoric alphabets were replaced by the eastern Ionic alphabet. The capital letters of the modern Greek alphabet are almost identical to those of the Ionic alphabet. The minuscule or lower case letters first appeared sometime after 800 AD and developed from the Byzantine minuscule script, which developed from cursive writing.

108. Greek Translation, Greek Dictionaries, Machine Translation Say I love you in dozens of languages! greek Bible Search more, Use greek CAPITALS Katharevousa ancient Gr. Modern Gr. powered by www.evagelio.gr. http://www.translatum.gr/

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109. Perseus Update In Progress Perseus Texts are found in the Table of Contents. Some links below may not work. ancient greek texts with morphological links to text tools. http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/Texts.html

The Perseus Digital Library is Being Updated Notice The main Perseus web site (at Tufts) is unavailable from 5:00 to 7:00, US Eastern time, in order to rebuild its databases with new or changed meta-data. We apologize for this inconvenience.

110. Library Resources For Ancient Greece And The Hellenistic World Researching the ancient greek World at Penn State University Libraries. Penn State University Libraries provides access to a wealth http://www.libraries.psu.edu/artshumanities/greek/

111. GreeceNow: Harry Potter To Be Published In Ancient Greek underworld. ancient greek and Latin will join the list of 40 languages into which the books have been translated. Terms and conditions. http://www.greece.gr/CULTURE/Literature/harrypottertobepublishedinancientgreek.s

Home Culture Literature The Schoolboy wizard in Ancient Greek Harry Potter to be published in ancient Greek Publishers to use phenomenal success of schoolboy wizard to rekindle interest in ancient language The publishers of the best-selling Harry Potter children's books have announced plans to release an ancient Greek translation of the series. With global interest in J K Rowling's schoolboy wizard peaked by the success of its film tie-in, publishers Bloomberg believe the stories could make learning the ancient language more fun. Making ancient Greek accessible The author of the stories which have sold 120 million copies worldwide believes that they can help to lessen the dread that many children feel in approaching the language. Modern Greek translations of the series have been topping the best-sellers list in Greece where Harry Potter toys are expected to dominate the Christmas market. A Latin version of Harry Potter's adventures is also on its way with both works due to hit the shelves in 2003. Bloomberg have yet to identify a translator for the ancient Greek version but are optimistic of having it ready in 18 months.

112. Greek And Latin Vocabulary Games And Educational Software Teach Your Child A For 49er Gold Rush Classical Languages (grades 412) (details) (order page). 49er Gold Rush Latin Screen Capture. Latin and Homeric ancient greek vocabulary programs http://www.hungryfrog.com/classics.html

Latin and Homeric Greek Latin and Homeric Greek Language Vocabulary Software (grades 4-12) Apple Macintosh / MacOS Windows 95/98/00/NT Play Hungry Frog Latin "Lite" with any internet browser! Please visit the sponsor of our Free Content and Games Windows 95/98/00/NT Software Hungry Frog Jellyfishfun 49er Gold Rush Hungry Frog Classical Languages (grades 4-12) details order page Hungry Frog Homeric Greek Shown: Both Hungry Frog Latin and Hungry Frog Homeric Greek are available for Windows 95/98, Windows NT and 2000. Please visit our Windows pages for detailed information on the Hungry Frog for Windows programs, or go to our on-line software store at jellyfishfun.com to order Hungry Frog Latin or Hungry Frog Homeric Greek via our secure order web software store. Most software titles cost between $20 and $30 at the web store - with many discounted software titles always available at the store. You can also go directly to the Windows on-line manuals to learn in detail about all the Windows software features including: spoken language support save statistics reports edit the main dictionary define unlimited lessons manage and track student progress use your own sound files Latin (grades 4-12) order page Homeric Greek (grades 4-12) order page Visit the Hungry Frog language on-line manuals page for the complete details on the Hungry Frog Latin and Homeric Greek games.

113. IPL Kidspace: Say Hello To The World Say Hello in the greek language. Ellinika. greek Script Did You Know You Were Speaking greek? Words in English from the greek language delta. pathos. phone. http://www.ipl.org/div/kidspace/hello/greek.html

This collection All of the IPL Advanced You are here: Home KidSpace Say Hello to the World About the IPL ... Contact Us KidSpace Features Ask a Question Culture Quest Learning HTML Orca Search ... Story Hour KidSpace Subject Collections Reference The World Computers/Internet Reading Zone ... Fun Stuff Say Hello in the Greek Language Ellinika Click to hear how to say hello in Greek! (To listen to sound files, you will need to download Real Audio Player "Good day, my name is Eleni." English: Good day My name is Greek: Kalimera To honoma moo Pronunciation: Kah-lee-MEH-rah Toh HO-no-MA MOO Greek Script: Did You Know You Were Speaking Greek? Words in English from the Greek language: delta pathos phone hyphen idea polygraph Amazon scope chaos Greek Alphabet The Greek Alphabet: Lesson One Greek Alphabet and New Testament Greek Greek Alphabet Origins Learning Greek Online Greek Lessons Greek for Travellers Ukinda: Learn to Read Greek Learning New Testament Greek ... Voyager Audio Greeting in Greek Greek Culture The Greek Language Through Time Greece: Balkanarama Ancient Greek Texts and Translations History of Greek Dancing ... CIA World Factbook: Greece Who Can You Talk To? There are 12,000,000 people in Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Albania, Turkey, Australia, Egypt, the United States of America, Canada, Russia, Corsica, Romania and Bulgaria who speak Greek. Now you can say hello to 12,000,000 people!

114. Greek Literature - History For Kids! greek Literature. The Aeneid. 2) the poem Two early greek examples are Hesiod s Theogony and Works and Days, both from around 700 BC. http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/greeks/literature/greeklit.htm

The Web Just H4K China India West Asia Greece ... Religion Greek Literature The Greeks wrote a great deal, and a surprising amount of what they wrote is still available to us today, 2500 years later. Their writing is traditionally divided into types: 1) the epic (EH-pick): Around 700 BC Homer wrote two connected epics, the Iliad and the Odyssey . Epics are long poems which tell the story of a hero. A kind of epic from Western Asia , written about 2500 BC , is the Epic of Gilgamesh . Another epic, from Rome in 19 BC , is Virgil 's Aeneid 2) the poem: Two early Greek examples are Hesiod 's Theogony and Works and Days, both from around 700 BC . There are also a number of shorter poems by Archilochus (Are-KILL-oh-cuss) and Sappho (SA-foe) from the 600's BC , among others. Sappho's poems are the only surviving literature by a Greek woman. 3) the play: Plays are divided into tragedies and comedies . Tragedies are generally sad, while comedies are funny. The oldest tragedies that we still have were written by

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