Entries from BatesLine linkblog tagged with 'Greek'

Abarim Publications: Feet and erotica in the Bible: do feet euphemize male genitalia?

Abarim Publications: Is "uncovering his feet" a euphemism? Did Naomi tell Ruth to seduce Boaz? This article says no. The website features lengthy articles on Hebrew and Greek words and names. Not sure how reliable it is, but worth bookmarking....

Latin Pronunciation

THE PRONUNCIATION OF LATIN: Ancient and Modern Pronunciations "A great deal of heat, if not light, has been spent on the problem of the "correct pronunciation of Latin". Probably most students will go with the method that their teachers use,...

Εταιρεία Ελληνικών Τυπογραφικών Στοιχείων :: Greek Font Society

Εταιρεία Ελληνικών Τυπογραφικών Στοιχείων :: Greek Font Society :: Typefaces Home page to their list of Greek typefaces from the earliest days of printing to modern times, organized in pages by century....

[Stoa Consortium] Unicode Polytonic Greek for the World Wide Web (UPGW3)

[Stoa Consortium] Unicode Polytonic Greek for the World Wide Web (UPGW3) A list of Unicode Ancient Greek fonts for use on the web....

Unicode Fonts mit Extended Greek

Unicode fonts for Ancient Greek A list of links to Ancient Greek Unicode fonts....

Aristarcoj Download

Aristarcoj Download The Aristarcoj font by Russell Cottrell -- a very attractive ancient Greek Unicode font....

Installing the classical Greek keyboard

Installing the classical Greek keyboard How to type Greek on a Windows XP computer....

Typing in Greek

Typing in Greek An illustrated guide, in PDF format, to typing accented Greek in Microsoft Windows. Nice table showing the key combinations for each combination of diacritical marks....

Polytonic Greek Unicode Keyboards

Polytonic Greek Unicode Keyboards A comparison of a third-party keyboard layout for Windows (EZAccent) and native Windows support for typing polytonic (accented) Greek. Plus how to type in Greek on Apple products....

Dr. Weevil: Rhinoceri?

Dr. Weevil: Rhinoceri? No, the plural of rhinoceros is rhinocerotes, and the plural of octopus is not octopi but octopodes. One apparatus, two apparatus, but if there's more than one, and you're being excruciatingly correct, you should pronounce it appara-toose,...

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