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A modern ‘ancient’ Greek dialect discovered?

Trabzon

This has been making the rounds: a remote, Muslim community has been found speaking (and notably not writing) a dialect of Greek apparently quite clos

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Dennis in Culture, History, Language | January 5, 2011 | 230 Words

Read­ing Rome (Momm­sen, 1.4)

Mommsen continues to rely upon dubious etymology to make historical conjectures, but several times seems aware of the relative unimportance of such sp

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Dennis in History, Literature | January 4, 2011 | 435 Words

Reading Rome (Mommsen, 1.3)

Just a caveat: I tend to read argumentatively, but it doesn’t mean that I think I know more or better than the author. I find it a productive way of r

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Dennis in History, Literature | January 4, 2011 | 715 Words

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