Inaugural Lectures Delivered By Members of the Faculty of Theology During Its Fi
Inaugural Lectures Delivered By Members of the Faculty of Theology During Its Fi
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I hope to show to-night that, at the very time when Greek is supposed to be in peril of extinction in the schools of our country, this wonderful language is bringing us treasures of unsuspected wealth in bewildering abundance, enough to occupy us in fruitful labour for many years to come.
162 GREEK LANGUAGE AND CHRISTIANITY A scientific outline of the history of Greek ought strictly to begin with the prehistoric, and trace the developments of that great Indo-Germanic ("Aryan") family to which n...early all of the languages of modern Europe belong. I could not take you through a more fascinating subject, but I should run great risk of being "left speaking" at the end of the hour without having started the topic which is to be my special charge to-night. So I will barely sketch the earlier separate life of the Greek language, as an introduction to the story of rejuvenescence with which I am specially concerned. The earliest probable monument of Greek goes back to the year 1275 B. C. , and naturally comes from Egypt.
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I hope to show to-night that, at the very time when Greek is supposed to be in peril of extinction in the schools of our country, this wonderful language is bringing us treasures of unsuspected wealth in bewildering abundance, enough to occupy us in fruitful labour for many years to come.
162 GREEK LANGUAGE AND CHRISTIANITY A scientific outline of the history of Greek ought strictly to begin with the prehistoric, and trace the developments of that great Indo-Germanic ("Aryan") family to which n...early all of the languages of modern Europe belong. I could not take you through a more fascinating subject, but I should run great risk of being "left speaking" at the end of the hour without having started the topic which is to be my special charge to-night. So I will barely sketch the earlier separate life of the Greek language, as an introduction to the story of rejuvenescence with which I am specially concerned. The earliest probable monument of Greek goes back to the year 1275 B. C. , and naturally comes from Egypt.
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