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Cf. J. Strong's Greek in a Nutshell - An outline of Greek grammar, with brief reading lessons, designed for beginners in the New Testament Homer : Greek - English Interlinear Iliad Some Important Greek Words, by Elpenor The Lord's Prayer (Pater Emon), narrated by Elli Lampeti Discernment picks: Graced and easy, or calm and happy? Physis and Nature Polysemy Church and Ecclesia, Obedience and Hypakoe, Bishop and Episcopus Divine names Politeia and State Cf. Homer: Achilles' Grief, Returning to Ithaca, The Underworld Orphica: Everything was generated by Love, From man you became God Plato: Studying Death, Ways to Hades, The Real World, Self-knowledge, Wisdom, Philosophy needs eyesight, Lovers, A nature of wondrous beauty, A moving image of eternity, We are a heavenly flower, Becoming like God, Birth in good and beauty Virgil: To return and view the cheerful skies Horace: Be resigned to greatness Ovid: Achilles' death Clement of Alexandria: O the perfect child! Origen: You will find a divine perception Gregory the Theologian: God with Gods is being united, Unity found its rest in Trinity Basil the Great: Glorifying the greatness of His deity, A likeness of eternity Gregory of Nyssa: Everything shares in the Beautiful Boethius: His mourning moved the depths of hell Maximus Confessor: Nothing is empty of the Holy Spirit Erigena: By His seeing and running all things are made Symeon the New Theologian: Becoming invisible and suddenly appearing Meister Eckhart: Entirely within, entirely without Nicholas Cabasilas: The old and the new Adam Hoelderlin: The God is near, and hard to grasp, Hyperion's song of destiny Schiller: A glorious humanity Gogol: We recognise in them the divine origin of man (margin: Keats, To Homer) Emerson: When the Gods come among men Rilke: Ein Wehn im Gott Heidegger: Through a foundational poetic and noetic experience of Being Helen Keller: The length, breadth and sweep of heavens are mine! Cavafy: The Horses of Achilles Papatsonis: Scheme, Hestia, Wisdom, In Rising Sound Learning Greek will prove beneficial to the way you treat all languages from now on. - Elpenor's Second Lesson
Cf. J. Strong's Greek in a Nutshell - An outline of Greek grammar, with brief reading lessons, designed for beginners in the New Testament
Homer : Greek - English Interlinear Iliad
Some Important Greek Words, by Elpenor
The Lord's Prayer (Pater Emon), narrated by Elli Lampeti
Discernment picks: Graced and easy, or calm and happy? Physis and Nature Polysemy Church and Ecclesia, Obedience and Hypakoe, Bishop and Episcopus Divine names Politeia and State
Cf. Homer: Achilles' Grief, Returning to Ithaca, The Underworld Orphica: Everything was generated by Love, From man you became God Plato: Studying Death, Ways to Hades, The Real World, Self-knowledge, Wisdom, Philosophy needs eyesight, Lovers, A nature of wondrous beauty, A moving image of eternity, We are a heavenly flower, Becoming like God, Birth in good and beauty Virgil: To return and view the cheerful skies Horace: Be resigned to greatness Ovid: Achilles' death Clement of Alexandria: O the perfect child! Origen: You will find a divine perception Gregory the Theologian: God with Gods is being united, Unity found its rest in Trinity Basil the Great: Glorifying the greatness of His deity, A likeness of eternity Gregory of Nyssa: Everything shares in the Beautiful Boethius: His mourning moved the depths of hell Maximus Confessor: Nothing is empty of the Holy Spirit Erigena: By His seeing and running all things are made Symeon the New Theologian: Becoming invisible and suddenly appearing Meister Eckhart: Entirely within, entirely without Nicholas Cabasilas: The old and the new Adam Hoelderlin: The God is near, and hard to grasp, Hyperion's song of destiny Schiller: A glorious humanity Gogol: We recognise in them the divine origin of man (margin: Keats, To Homer) Emerson: When the Gods come among men Rilke: Ein Wehn im Gott Heidegger: Through a foundational poetic and noetic experience of Being Helen Keller: The length, breadth and sweep of heavens are mine! Cavafy: The Horses of Achilles Papatsonis: Scheme, Hestia, Wisdom, In Rising Sound
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Cf. J. Strong's Greek in a Nutshell - An outline of Greek grammar, with brief reading lessons, designed for beginners in the New Testament
The Lord's Prayer (Pater Emon), narrated by Elli Lampeti
Graced and easy, or calm and happy?
