81. Notebook he has published several popular surveys of ancient greek culture as The Emergenceof Literary Subjects Mythical Themes in greek Art. language greek language. http://www.noteaccess.com/APPROACHES/AGW/AGindex.htm

Notebook Ancient Greek Culture NOTE: This site is under construction. It is possible to view the documents which are underlined. [Unless otherwise noted, the documents here come from 'Eternal Greece,' Constantine D. Kyriazis, translated by Harry T. Hionides. A Chat Publication.] A Glossary Bibliograph y . . . . Reference Sites - [A few of many resources available on the World Wide Web, such as tours, exhibitions, collections, and specific works of art - Major internet projects which offer comprehensive and scholarly resources are included.] H I S T O R Y "There is a land called Crete, in the midst of the wine-dark sea, a fair, rich land, begirt with water; and therein are many men past counting, and ninety cities." When Homer sang these lines, perhaps in the ninth century before our era, Greece had almost forgotten, though the poet had not, that the island whose wealth seemed to him even then so great had once been wealthier still; that it had held sway with a powerful fleet over most of the Aegean and part of mainland Greece; and that it had developed, a thousand years before the siege of Troy, one of the most artistic civilizations in history. Probably it was this Aegean culture as ancient to him as he is to us that Homer recalled when he spoke of a Golden Age in which men had been more civilized, and life more refined, than in his own disordered time . . . . . [Durant, Will. Aegean Prelude in The Life of Greece . New York: Simon and Schuster. 1939.] Birth of Greece Historical Events in the Greek World [From the Neolithic Age to the Fall of Constantinople]

82. Staff greek language, literature, and ancient magic. Dr John Briscoe. greek language,ancient and modern; greek enterprises of the later Ottoman Empire. http://www.art.man.ac.uk/clah/staff/home.htm

83. A2Z Languages Greek Language Schools And Study Abroad Opportunities In Greece language program, and semester abroad programs with participating universities. Culturalactivities include an annual touring theatre festival of ancient greek http://www.a2zlanguages.com/athens.htm

Program Locations Argentina Austria Bolivia Brazil Chile Costa Rica Dominican Republic Ecuador France Germany Greece Guatemala Italy Mexico Peru Portugal Puerto Rico Russia Spain Venezuela Program Overview: Athens Centre The Athens Centre is a private organization founded in 1969 by a group of scholars and artists interested in providing educational programs and artistic events for students and adults of all nationalities. Its main offerings include a modern Greek language program, and semester abroad programs with participating universities. Cultural activities include an annual touring theatre festival of ancient Greek drama, guest speakers, and exhibits. Most programs and cultural events take place in Athens and in the summer months on the island of Spetses. Over the years the Centre has cooperated, and is still cooperating, with many distinguished organizations. From the University of Chicago to the National Endowment for the Humanities. Current projects at the Centre include the construction of a new administration center, and the cataloging of 500 operas on 78 records and their transcription to CD's. The director of the Centre, John Zervos, has served as cultural advisor to the American Embassy, was on the Board of Directors of the Cultural Centre of the City of Athens, is on the Board of Directors of the Fulbright Foundation in Greece, has served on the Board of The Partisan Review and has advised cultural organizations in the United States, Edinburgh, Helsinki and Cyprus.

84. CDROM Shop | Buy Online Greek And Arabic CD-ROM Multimedia 5035 ancient greek language (Áñ÷áßá A' õìíáóßïõ), 1st High School(3CDs) 5038 ancient greek language (Áñ÷áßá B' õìíáóßïõ http://www.cdrom-shop.com/

multimedia software in Arabic or Greek language. Software Titles include dictionaries, encyclopedias, games, educational software, cdroms for kids. Welcome to www.CDROM-Shop.com The alternative online shop Customers can easily trace the order status Selected products from all over the world Quick and easy product finder True shopping cart experience Competitive low prices Automatic currency conversion Major international credit card acceptance Worldwide shipment and delivery Excellent customer support Please select the content language and origin: View prices in: size="1" class="Font_Info" background-color:rgb(204,204,153); Australian Dollar (AUD) British Pound (£) Brunei Dollar (BND) Canadian Dollar (CAD) Cyprus Pound (CYP) Danish Krone (DKK) Egyptian Pound (EGP) EURO (€) Iranian RIAL (IRR) Japanese Yen (JPY) Lebanese Pound (LBP) Norwegian Krone (NOK) Omani Rial (OMR) Saudi Arabian Riyal (SAR) Singapore Dollar (SGD) Swedish Krona (SEK) Swiss Franc (CHF) Syrian Pound (SYP) UAE Dirham (AED) US Dollar (US$) CDROM-Shop.com

85. Kentro Ellinikou Politismou - Greek Language Courses In Greece Politismou (Hellenic Culture Centre) organises Modern greek language courses everyyear. students and teachers of Modern and ancient greek; foreign residents http://www.hcc.gr/

Kentro Ellinikou Politismou Greek language courses in Greece Registration forms Students' opinion Photos Travel to Ikaria Phones Contact us Newspapers and links about us The Greek press online Greek dictionaries online Intensive Greek language courses: September 2002 - September 2003 : Courses in Athens Courses in Ikaria: July - September 2003 T he Kentro Ellinikou Politismou (Hellenic Culture Centre) organises Modern Greek language courses every year. The courses take place in Arethoussa, a small village in the picturesque island of Ikaria as well as in Athens . These courses are intended for: - adults of any nationality wishing to learn Greek or to improve their Greek while acquiring a deeper acquaintance with Greece and its culture; - interpreters and translators; - students and teachers of Modern and Ancient Greek; - foreign residents of Greece. Syllabus NEW Easter course in Ikaria The Hellenic Cultural Centre is offering intensive Greek language courses for foreigners on Ikaria from to The courses have been designed so that the students can also observe the Orthodox Easter. The second week of the lesson starts on Monday is on 21

86. Classics Courses, 1998-99 GR 10, Essentials of the greek language I. GR 20, Essentials of the greek languageII. GR 11, Introduction to ancient greek. GR 30, Introduction to greek LiteratureI. http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Classics/Undergrad/courses.html

Intro Tracks Courses Activities ... Classics Home WHAT DO WE STUDY? Students should consult the Course Announcement Bulletin or the Brown University Catalogue for course descriptions. For 1998-99, we are offering some fifty-seven courses Click on the next to a course number to view a representative syllabus. CLASSICS Courses so designated are open to all students in the University and require no knowledge of Latin or Greek. CL 1 The Greeks CL 2 Ancient Literary History: The Romans CL 3 Foundations of Western Art in Antiquity CL 5 Archaeological Field Work CL 21 (Sec. 01) Topics in Classical Literature and Civilization: The Family in the Classical World CL 21 (Sec. 02) Topics in Classical Literature and Civilization: Death in Ancient Greece CL 21 (Sec. 03) Topics in Classical Literature and Civilization: Themes in Ancient Science CL 52 Religion and Magic in Ancient Greece CL 60 The Worlds of Late Antiquity CL 62 Greek Tragedy CL 117 Archaeology of Mesopotamia CL 119 Archaeology of Palestine CL 131 Roman History I: The Rise and Fall of an Imperial Republic CL 132 Roman History II: The Roman Empire and Its Impact CL 175 Undergraduate Seminar: Justice CL 177 Ancient Law CL 191 Special Topics I, II

87. AV Classics Survey Greek Language Study Specific Texts ancient greek language INSTRUCTION. SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL KEYED TOSPECIFIC TEXTS for general greek language resources, visit greek http://lilt.ilstu.edu/drjclassics/survey/Files/greeklangspecifictexts.htm

88. Star Trek Minutiae - Language 144: Ancient Greek language 144 ancient greek Commander Daniel Carlson, Professor. PrerequisiteNone. (3 credits). This brief seminar course introduces http://www.st-minutiae.com/academy/language144/

Language 144: Ancient Greek Commander Daniel Carlson, Professor Prerequisite: None. (3 credits) This brief seminar course introduces cadets to one of the parent languages of modern English, the most widely used language in the Federation today. Offered Second Term. (From the Starfleet Academy catalog, 2377-2378) Introduction Welcome to Introduction to Ancient Greek. I'm sure some of you are here only for a few extra credits, but that's okay. This is a very informal class Greek isn't even spoken in modern society anyway. But the language did in fact have a large impact on modern English, the official language for Federation interstellar communication and trade. And of course, there are those pilots and tactical officers who want to know just what those words are when the CO orders evasive maneuvers. The class will deal mostly with written Greek. We'll start with a basic overview of the syntax and grammar, and look at a few of Greece's most important literary works. Further information will be provided in class. For now, familiarize yourself with the Greek Alphabet, displayed below. The Greek Alphabet Upper/Lower Case English Name Upper/Lower Case English Name Alpha Nu Beta Xi Gamma Omicron Delta Pi Epsilon Rho Zeta Sigma Eta Tau Theta Upsilon Iota Phi

89. Perseus Digital Library Extensive website for classical greek texts, dictionaries, online grammar. greek words are hyperlinked Category Science Social Sciences Hellenic Classical greek...... Updated collocations for greek and Latin Postsecondary Education, the Getty Grantprogram, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Modern language Association, the http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/

text-only home page Classics Greek, Latin, Archaeology Papyri Duke Data Bank English Renaissance Shakespeare, Marlowe, ... London Bolles Collection California Upper Midwest Chesapeake Library of Congress Tufts History Since 1852 Boyle Papers History of Science Home site: Somerville, MA Mirror sites: Berlin, Germany Oxford, England A graph of the places and dates mentioned in Perseus New dictionaries for Homer and Pindar. Two reprints of books about Plautus Ever been curious about Perseus usage patterns? See our new graphs of Perseus usage and traffic. Updated collocations for Greek and Latin. Perseus contact and support information Perseus is a non-profit enterprise, located in the Department of the Classics Tufts University The Perseus Project is funded by the Digital Libraries Initiative Phase 2 , the National Endowment for the Humanities , the National Science Foundation private donations , and Tufts University. Support for the project has been provided by the Annenberg/CPB Project Apple Computer , the Berger Family Technology Transfer Endowment , the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education , the Getty Grant program , the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

90. Perseus Texts & Translations Texts and Translations of ancient greeks, Romans, etc.Category Society Philosophy Online Texts...... Perseus Texts are found in the Table of Contents. Some links below maynot work. ancient greek texts with morphological links to text tools. http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/Texts.html

Perseus Tufts Collections: Classics Papyri Renaissance London ... Support Perseus Texts and Translations Note: This page is outdated. Perseus Texts are found in the Table of Contents Some links below may not work. Ancient Greek texts with morphological links to text tools Latin texts with morphological links to text tools English translations and secondary sources Duke Data Bank of Documentary Papyri : 500 papyrus publications The Complete Works of Christopher Marlowe , Elizabethan playwright Julius Caesar : Shakespeare's play and ancient sources Frazer's summary of Apollodorus' handbook of Greek mythology Sources for Thucydides research : modern scholarship on the ancient historian

91. Otto Steinmayer's Homepage Translation from English and other languages into Latin, ancient greek, Sanskrit and Iban. http://www.geocities.com/otto10356/

Otto Steinmayer's Homepage Index Page Welcome. Please chose your approach Professional information, CV etc. Life (not actually) in ... Page Personal, Family, Frivolous Literary and intellectual concerns 'Pataphysics NEW! Richard Garnett's The Twilight of the Gods and Other Stories. J This page will continually be under construction In the near future, I hope to add a Lundu Page, and also a page in memory of Karl Frederick Steinmayer sailor, craftsman, poet, musician, loving and beloved brother, husband, and father 17 May 1957 - 3 October 2002. Otto Steinmayer P.O. Box 13 94500 Lundu, Sarawak Malaysia 60-82-320205, handphone: 60-19-8768107

92. Ancient Greek Olympics In The Classroom! Mr. Donn's Simulation Unit For the Classroom! MEET YOUR FELLOW OLYMPIANS! PREPARE FOR THE GAMES! Olympic Coordinators (Teachers) Have a great year! MEET YOUR FELLOW OLYMPIANS! It's around 480 BC. Plot secretly with other greek citystates to sabotage any hold in the ancient greek world. You will have http://members.aol.com/MrDonnUnits/GreekOlympics.html

Mr. Donn's Simulation Unit ANCIENT GREEK OLYMPICS For the Classroom! Students MEET YOUR FELLOW OLYMPIANS! PREPARE FOR THE GAMES! Opening Procession Ball in a Basket Tongue-Twisters Art Recognition ... Closing Procession Olympic Coordinators (Teachers) Introduction Simulation Operation Supportive Links FAQs Have a great year! MEET YOUR FELLOW OLYMPIANS! Sparta Athens Corinth Argos ... Megara It's around 480 BC. You are an Olympian contestant, representing your city-state at the Olympic games! How would you behave? Let's find out! SPARTA YOU ARE A SPARTAN! Be proud! You have endured unbelievable pain and hardship to become a superior Spartan soldier and citizen! Taken away from your parents at age 7, you lived a harsh and often brutal life in the soldiers barracks. You were beaten by older children who started fights to help make you tough and strong. You were often were whipped in front of groups of other Spartans, including your parents, but never cried out in pain. You were given very little food, but encouraged to steal food, instead. If caught stealing, you were beaten. To avoid severe pain, you learned to be cunning, to lie, to cheat, to steal, and how to get away with it! Some of you are members of the Spartan secret police ( Krypteia ) and enjoy spying on slaves. If you find a slave who is showing signs of leadership, you have orders to kill them immediately. You are fierce, capable, and proud of your strength. You know you are superior and are delighted to be Spartan!

93. 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/

94. 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 Welcome to the Department of Romance and Classical Languages, one of two large language departments at Michigan State University. We offer undergraduate degree programs in French, Latin, and Spanish. Courses are also given in Classics, Ancient Greek, Italian and Portuguese. Graduate programs are available in French (MA and PhD) and Spanish (MA and PhD). Follow the links below for information about the programs offered in our department. General Information Administrative Staff Advisers Faculty ... Michigan State University

95. 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".

96. IPL Kidspace: Say Hello To The World Say Hello in the greek language. Ellinika. greek Script Did You Know You WereSpeaking 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!

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98. Greek Language For the needs of the school she has compiled the book Lessons in the ancientGreek language volumes 1 and 2. Contact us websites@addgr.com. http://www.addgr.com/art/grwords/biograph.htm

BIOGRAPHY Anna Tsiropoulou-Efstathiou was born in Piraeus. She studied Greek and French Literature at the University of Athens, Italian at the Casa d'Italia and Spanish at the Institute of the Spanish Embassy. She is a member of the Literary House of Piraeus (Philologiki Stegi) and the Society of Piraeus for the spreading of the Greek language, of which she has been the Vice President for two years. The Greek Academy of Vaskoni which has its seat in Bilbao, chose her as a regular group member for her general contribution to the advance of classical studies, for the spread and the study of Ancient Greek and especially for her book "How Greek fertilised the European word" (How Greek fertilised European languages") She is the first woman on which the Academy of Vaskoni has bestowed such a title. She is Director of Studies of "Greek Culture", in which she also teaches ancient Greek. For the needs of the school she has compiled the book "Lessons in the ancient Greek language" volumes 1 and 2. Contact us: websites@addgr.com

99. Faculty Speaks English and French. Fluent user of greek sign language. Has been teachingancient and Modern greek language and literature for several years. http://www.athenscentre.gr/Faculty15.htm

home programs modern Greek program faculty ... ms Faculty and Administration FACULTY Instructors in modern Greek at the Athens Centre currently include: Anagnostopoulou Angeliki Graduate of the University of Athens ( Literature).Postgraduate degree from the University of Birmingham, Institute of Archaeology. Speaks English, French, Spanish and Italian. Has taught modern Greek for several years, including a period at the "Escuela Oficial DeIdiomas" in Madrid, Spain. In addition to teaching modern Greek at the Athens Centre she is translating her second book. Andrikoyanopoulou, Maria - Graduate of the University of Athens in Greek Literature. Did further studies at Sorbonne University in Paris. ( D.E.A. in Modern Greek Literature). Has been teaching ancient Greek, modern Greek and French since 1995. Dimitra Lavva Graduate of the University of Athens (Department of Philosophy, Psychology and Education). Speaks English and French. Fluent user of Greek sign language. Has been teaching ancient and Modern Greek language and literature for several years. Divari, Maria

100. GREEK LANGUAGE WRITING country. For this reason the New greek language is different from theancient greek language. 2. The lies for historical greek writing. http://www.krassanakis.gr/lies.htm

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