The Hebrew Bible’s first word concerns time. That’s why the Rabbis teach us that G^d didn’t only create space and all that’s ...

Athanasios Limnios, a key figure in Perth's Greek community, has dedicated decades to philanthropy, education, and business, ...

ABSTRACT: This paper examines right-node raising (RNR) in Korean through a dual-path perspective that distinguishes ellipsis-based derivations from multidominance-based ones. Building on insights from ...

Oakleigh Grammar’s students closed the year with impressive results in two Greek language competitions in a strong display of cultural and educational excellence. The school’s students took part in ...

It is not yet confirmed if this course will go ahead. Please check the School of Histories and Humanities website https://histories-humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses in ...

Byzantine Greek is the dominant form of Greek written during the Byzantine Empire (AD 330–1453). The spoken language changed significantly in this period and came close to Modern Greek, but most ...

The University of Colorado offers Online Beginning Greek 1-2 will move students through the entirety of basic Greek grammar using a standard textbook (Anne Groton’s From Alpha to Omega: A Beginning ...

The Greek language thrived under Roman rule as Latin remained limited; cultural pride and education preserved Eastern identity and legacy. Credit: Maurice Flesier / CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons ...

QUEENSLAND’S illustrious Brisbane Grammar School has a big year ahead as it marks a major milestone and welcomes a royal, a far cry from its rudimentary beginnings, writes Kylie Lang. Ninety-four ...

St. Andrew’s Grammar in Dianella has solidified its reputation as a sporting powerhouse, delivering an outstanding performance at the 2025 Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia National Schools ...

Welcome to this seminar entitled "The semantics of present stems in Ancient Greek. A pilot study of present participles in Homer". Sofia Dmitrieva is a first-year PhD student in Ancient Greek at the ...

Around the university quarter of 15th-century Paris, the advice they gave to students was “Never grow old in the arts”. Languages, history or philosophy might be fun to study, but you’d be better off ...