Meanings of greek names in English

They learned Greek , exercised at the gymnasium and took Greek names.

And to combat our ignorance we have Latin and Greek names.'

They use the old Greek names for Force and Violence.

Other evidence seems even more conclusive; Varâhamihira giving the actual Greek names in a Sanskrit dress.-A.

Hence are the very earliest names of Christian things, Bishop, Church, Priest, Baptism, Christ, Greek names.

Meals, Latin and Greek names of.

Nobody really calls them by their Greek names anymore, though, so don't worry about trying to remember it all.

It is interesting to note that the sons had Greek names, while their fathers had Hebrew names.]

It was in this poem that Mr. Browning first adopted the plan of spelling Greek names in the Greek manner.

Shortly thereafter, I found a Pagan group who indeed followed the Roman pantheon with a hint of the Greek names.

There were three other mines, but the natives did not know the English or Greek names for the metals found there.

Greek names for the deities were used in preference to the Roman, because the latter have become familiarized by common and vulgar use.

Strong in her superior knowledge, for she was an omnivorous reader of fiction-andGreek names were fashionable last November-shepassed that point also.

Footnotes have been retained because they provide the meanings of Greek names, terms and ceremonies and explain puns and references otherwise lost in translation.

Sore throats, smallpox, colic, are all fatal since they've found out Greek names for them, and with their old vulgar titles they killed nobody.'

Some Greek names use a Latin spelling (for example, Thermiscira rather than Thermiscyra), or have differing spelling in different tales (for example Hera and Heré).