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Primarily in stone and marble. They also used a form of the Egyptian papyrus.
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While there are many Greek inscriptions on ancient buildings and marble monuments, people in the Greek and Roman empires regularly used parchment for important letters, scrolls and legal document. Papyrus - an early material much like paper - was used for ordinary writing purposes. The Greek language (Koine Greek) was the common language used throughout the(western) known world from about 300 BCE until about 300 CE.
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How is the word spartan written in greek writing?
The word spartan in greek is : σπαρτιάτης. I hope I helped.
What is the New Testament written in?
It is written in koine the common greek language of the day. although the book of Matthew was first written in Hebrew because he was writing to the hebrews was later written by him in greek.
What has the author M Luther Stirewalt written?
M. Luther Stirewalt has written: 'Studies in ancient Greek epistolography' -- subject(s): Bible, Greek Letter writing, Greek letters, Greek prose literature, History and criticism, Language, style
What language is the new testarment?
The New Testament was originally written in Greek. It consists of 27 books that were written by various authors over a span of several decades.
What was the writing system of Christianity?
The New Testament was originally written in Greek although there are older Gnostic Gospels written in Coptic (Egyptian).
What was the name of the greek writing system?
The name of the greek writing system is Cuniform.
Which New Testament book is written to a Greek audience?
A:Every book in the New Testament was originally written in Greek and therefore presumably intended for a Greek-speaking audience. However, the form of Greek used in the gospels was Greek Koine, which would not have been used in writing for Greeks of the Greek mainland, but rather for people of the Middle Eastern area. Paul's epistles to the Corinthians and 1 Thessalonians were written to churches in Greece.
What is 'Hera' in Greek writing?
Hera in greek is 'Ηρα.
Can we read Greek writing?
If you speak Greek you can read it ... you have to learn it the same as you learn any writing.
What is the oldest continuously written language?
The oldest continuously written language is either Chinese or Greek, both being about 3500 years old. -- Chinese writing has been traced back to ~1200 BC. Greek writing to ~1425 BC. The oldest writing system however is the cuneiform script which emerged in the Sumerian civilization around ~3200 BC.
How did scholars hope to decipher ancient Egypt writing?
By claiming that they could read the hieroglyphs writing which was written on the obelisks.
How did Greek writing in fluency roman life?
Greek writing was used as a reference to creating Latin writing and made it easier to communicate from long distances.
