The Scribes: Will the romance between the scribe in Rome with the scribe in Alexandria be able to overcome her more strict, Alexandrian copying guidelines as compared to his looser style? And what are they going to do about their different endings of Mark? amzn.to/4pG9xMB

Interesting... I was looking to find the translator. Here is what it says: This translation is AI-assisted: modern tools were used alongside human editing to bring Philo’s Greek into clear, readable English.

And if you want a nice hike, start at Marathon Beach and head up to the Ancient Olive Grove.
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If you don't have time to make it to the top to Zeus Hellanion, you can go this far easily for a small Byzantine chapel and some sort of dining area associated with the chapel: 37.70807932293044, 23.497234621619356

From the ferry, as you go to Temple of Aphaia, you go by the Monastery / Basilica of Saint Nektarios. New (1990s) but beautiful.

It should also be noted that clergy when first employed have the option to participate in Social Security or not. I CHOSE to do so in a sort of solidarity w/ fellow citizens. As 'self-employed,' I've had to pay the full 12.4% my whole career. That's my money in the fund I'm counting on.

I do remember him being so helpful on the B-Greek forum answering questions thoughtfully.

If the scores are weighted, you get this:

So, if the scores are weighted, you get this:

I started out as an English and Engineering major in college. I claimed they were related fields because they both start with "Eng."

That looks like a fabulous way to prepare for class. Since you go to Messene, why not take a little different route and see Bassae as well.