From: | Ph.D. <phil@...> |
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Date: | Monday, February 19, 2007, 10:27 |
I was in a bookstore last Saturday just looking through their languages section. I picked the book "Teach Yourself Ancient Greek" off the shelf and looked through it. I noticed that the book used the Latin capital C and lowercase c in the Greek texts in place of the usual sigma (with no distinction between initial and final sigma). A note in the front of the book said they were doing this because the use of C rather than the traditional form "was becoming the norm in works of Ancient Greek." Why is that? --Ph. D.
R A Brown <ray@...> |