| − | The Greek word '''''{{polytonic|ἱστορία}}''''', ''istoría'', means "knowledge acquired by investigation, inquiry". In this sense it is used in antique expression "natural history". | + | The Greek word '''ἱστορία''', ''istoría'', means "knowledge acquired by investigation, inquiry". In this sense it is used in antique expression "natural history". |
| − | In English the word went into two different directions: "story", or chronologically-structured narrative, and "history", or discourse on human events. | + | In English the word went into two different directions: "story", or chronologically-structured narrative, and "history", or discourse on human events. |