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| − | Greek is the language of ancient [[Greece]]. It is also the language in which the four [[Gospels]] were written (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John). Early Christianity spread and became popular through use of the Greek language. Greek is also a style of [[wrestling]], and of [[love]]. | + | Greek is the language of ancient [[Greece]], distinct from the modern form known as [[Grecian]]. It is also the language in which the four [[Gospels]] were written (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John). Early Christianity spread and became popular through use of the Greek language. Greek is also a style of [[wrestling]], and of [[love]]. |
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Greek is the language of ancient Greece, distinct from the modern form known as Grecian. It is also the language in which the four Gospels were written (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John). Early Christianity spread and became popular through use of the Greek language. Greek is also a style of wrestling, and of love.