Diodoros of Sicily : historiographical theory and practice in the Bibliotheke by Hau, Lisa Irene, Meeus, Alexander

Table of Contents: “…Muntz -- Diodoros and Myth as History / Abram Ring -- Ethno-Geography as a Key to Interpreting Historical Leaders and Their Expansionist Policies in Diodoros / Serena Bianchetti -- Diodoros the Bilingual Provincial: Greek Language and Multilingualism in Bibliotheke XVII / Dylan James -- Inscriptions and Writing in Diodoros' Bibliotheke / Peter Liddel -- Diodoros, the Speeches, and the Reader / Dennis Pausch -- The Road Not Taken: Diodoros' Reasons for Including the Speech of Theodoros / Christopher Baron -- Fate and Valour in Three Battle Descriptions of Diodoros / Joseph Roisman -- The Moral Dimension of Military History in Diodoros of Sicily / Nadejda Williams.…”


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Black Athena revisited

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Acts by Pelikan, Jaroslav, 1923-2006

Table of Contents: “…-- "We believe in one God": monotheism in conflict with polytheism and idolatry -- Acts 20 -- The breaking of bread -- The theological import of textual variants -- "One Christ, one Son, one Lord" -- Acts 21 -- "Who spoke [and speaks] through the prophets" -- Religious affections -- "Debtor to Greek": language and languages -- Acts 22 -- "The uncreated light" as a divine energy -- "We acknowledge one baptism for the forgiving of sins" -- "One, holy, catholic, and apostolic church": "Every native land is a foreign land" -- Acts 23 -- The testimony of a "good conscience" -- "We look forward to a resurrection of the dead and life in the age to come" -- Epistles -- Jewish, Roman, and Christian -- Acts 24 -- The Christian appropriation of classical rhetoric -- "We believe": fides quae creditur -- Ascetic disciple and self-denial -- Acts 25 -- The law of reason, the law of nations, the law of God -- "Under Pontius Pilate": "The powers that be" -- "Due process" -- Acts 26 -- "I believe": Fides qua creditur -- Ascetic discipline and self-denial -- Acts 27 -- "The predicament of the Christian historian" -- De amicitia: the divine gift of friendship -- "Sail with those who sail" -- Acts 28 -- Launched into world history -- "His kingdom will have no end" -- "Freedom from external coercion."…”


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Historical linguistics 2007 : selected papers from the 18th International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Montreal, 6-11 August 2007

Table of Contents: “…) O en francais / Christiane Marchello-Nizia -- On the development of recipient passives in DO languages : a case study / Chantal Melis & Marcela Flores -- The emergence of DP in the history of English : the role of the mysterious genitive / Fuyo Osawa -- A diachronic view of psychological verbs with dative experiencers in Spanish and Romanian / Maria Luisa Rivero & Constanta Rodica Diaconescu -- On the loss of the masculine genitive plural in Cypriot Greek : language contact or internal evolution? / Ioanna Sitaridou & Marina Terkourafi -- The rise of peripheral modifiers in the noun phrase / Freek Van de Velde -- Wild variation, random patterns, and uncertain data / Dieter Wanner -- pt. …”


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New Testament introduction, by Chatzēantōniou, G. A. (Geōrgios A.)

Table of Contents: “…The world of the New Testament ; The four hundred silent years ; The political and social background ; Coins of the New Testament ; Greek ; Roman ; The religious life -- The canon ; The history of the word canon ; The period preceding the canon ; Books excluded from the canon ; The teaching of the twelve ; The epistle of Barnabas ; The epistle of Clement ; The shepherd of Hermas ; The apocalypse of Peter ; The acts of Paul ; Factors speeding the formation of the canon ; The criteria ; The history of the canon ; First period (AD 100-170) ; Second period (AD 107-303) ; Third period (AD 303-397) -- The apocryphal gospels ; The occasion for the writing ; The influence exerted by the Apocrypha -- The text ; Textual criticism of the Holy Scriptures ; The sources ; The Greek manuscripts of the New Testament ; The ancient versions ; Manuscripts of Works of the fathers ; The methods ; The Byzantine ; The Alexandrian ; The Caesarean ; The Western ; The Syriac -- The printed New Testament ; The first editions ; The critical editions -- The language ; Why the Greek language? ; The Koine dialect ; Peculiarities of the language…”


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Alexander the Great : historical texts in translation

Table of Contents: “…Early history of Macedonia ; Macedonians and Greeks: language, culture, attitudes ; The king, aristocracy, and Macedonian institutions. -- Philip II, father of Alexander the Great. …”


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Black Athena : the Afroasiatic roots of classical civilization by Bernal, Martin

Table of Contents: “…-- Elements of the Greek linguistic amalgam -- Phonologies of Indo-Hittite and Indo-European -- Phonological developments from PIE to Greek -- Conclusion -- 6: Greek Language In The Mediterranean Context: Part 2, Morphological And Syntactical Developments -- Morphology -- Syntax -- Summary of syntactical changes -- Conclusion -- 7: Greek Language In The Mediterranean Context: Part 3, Lexicon -- Introduction -- Study of lexical borrowings -- Ancient Greeks' sense of lexical borrowing -- Loans from Afroasiatic into Greek and into Albanian or Armenian -- Conclusion -- 8: Phonetic Developments In Egyptian, West Semitic And Greek Over The Last Three Millennia BCE, as Reflected In Lexical Borrowings -- Introduction -- Semitic -- Egyptian -- Conclusion -- 9: Greek Borrowings From Egyptian Prefixes, Including The Definite Articles -- Introduction -- Greek borrowing from Egyptian definite article prefixes -- Egyptian word pr "house, temple, palace" -- R- "entry" or local prefix" -- (R)dit, "casual prefix" -- Greek borrowings from Egyptian verbs beginning with di(t) -- Conclusion -- 10: Major Egyptian Terms In Greek: Part 1 -- 1: Ntr/K3 -- 2: 'nh -- 3: M(w)dw -- 4: Sb3 -- 5: Dr, R-dr, drw -- 6: Mwr, M3't, Moipa, Meipouai and Mm3't, Ma -- 7: Hpr -- Conclusion -- 11: Major Egyptian Terms In Greek: Part 2 -- nfr(w)/ms -- nfr/ms -- Conclusion -- 12: Sixteen Minor Roots -- Introduction -- Conclusion -- 13: Semitic Sibilants -- Introduction -- Loans of sibilants from Canaanite into Greek -- Laterial fricatives -- Sheltered /s /sC /s /before consonants -- Conclusion -- 14: More Semitic Loans Into Greek -- Introduction -- Conclusion -- 15: Some Egyptian And Semiic Semantic Clusters In Greek -- Nature and agriculture -- Cooking -- Medicine -- Conclusion -- 16: Semantic Clusters: Warfare, Hunting, And Shipping -- Weapons, warfare and hunting -- Shipping -- 17: Semantic Clusters: Society, Politics, Law And Abstraction -- Introduction -- Society -- Politics -- Law and order -- Abstraction -- 18: Religious Terminology -- Structures -- Personnel -- Cult objects -- Rituals -- Sacrifices -- Incense, flowers, scents -- Aura -- Mysteries -- Conclusion -- 19: Divine Names: Gods, Mythical Creatures, Heroes -- Introduction: Gods -- hpr, "become" Hprr, Apollo, Asklepios, Python and Delphi -- Apollo the "Aryan" -- Was Apollo a sun god before the fifht century? …”


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The collected poems of Odysseus Elytis by Elytēs, Odysseas, 1911-1996

Table of Contents: “…Behold here am I ; Psalm II. I was given the Greek language ; Ode 1. My mouth was still in clay ; First Reading: The March to the Front ; Ode 2. …”


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Environmental cooperation, GLOBE program : agreement between the United States of America and Greece, signed at Athens December 12, 1995 with appendices.

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Customs : agreement between the United States of America and Greece, signed at Athens July 31, 1991.

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Defense, cooperation : agreement between the United States of America and Greece, signed at Athens July 8, 1990.

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Defense, cooperation : agreement between the United States of America and Greece, signed at Athens November 10, 1986 with exchange of letters.

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Defense, bases : memorandum of understanding between the United States of America and Greece, signed at Athens and Ramstein AB, May 6 and June 8, 1992.

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Linguistics & biblical exegesis

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