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Cambridge University has a strong tradition of research into language and linguistics.

 

Classical Greek

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  1. The Romeyka Project

    Documenting and analysing the synchrony and diachrony of an ancient, endangered Greek dialect spoken only in parts of Anatolia.

  2. The Cambridge Greek Lexicon

    491 d5e72496-51d1-424f-8ade-7604f9a6ec7f 3596 und 1623839853 1 1604926209 1779548765 0 0 1 1 1 published Based on 20 years of comprehensive re-examination of source material and including detailed information on meaning, context and style. Published 22nd April 2021. public://lexicon_front_covers_250_x_180.png 9 Nov 2020 page

  3. Greek & Romance in Southern Italy

    Greek Romance in Southern Italy investigates the impact of culturally transmitted variation in language development by studying the modern indigenous Romance (i.e. the direct offspring of Latin) and Greek dialects spoken alongside of each other in Magna Graecia for nearly 2000 years.About the ResearchersProfessor Adam Ledgeway ​is an academic lingu…

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