Many of them are works by British hellenists, including poets such as Byron, or celebrate those who forged the bond between Britain and Greece.

And he often talked with the Hellenists and had discussions with them.

There are of course good Hellenists in the city, but they are ineffective.

For humble, tiny Beitin had been ruled by Hellenists, by Romans, by Byzantines, by Ottomans.

Not only have I forbidden them to persecute us Hellenists; I have forbidden them to persecute one another.

The crisis came when numerous 'Hellenists' attached themselves to the Church-Jewsof the Dispersion, from Syria, Egypt, and elsewhere.

Distinction between "Grecians" (or Hellenists) and "Hebrews."

The author protests, in vehement language, against those Hellenists who, misled by their polytheistic associations, would elevate Jesus into a god.

The Galileans could do as they pleased among their own kind though they were not to persecute each other, much less Hellenists.

His knowledge of Greek is thought to prove it, but, though the Oratorians were admirable Hellenists, surely Greek could be learned elsewhere.

His name suggests, though by no means conclusively, that he was probably one of the so-called Hellenists, or foreign-born and Greek-speaking Jews.

1, they found a new thing, 'Greeks,' heathens pure and simple, not Hellenists or Greek-speaking Jews, nor even proselytes, in the synagogue.