The jury. However it was rather different in application. Juries numbered several hundred, and so were effectively an opinion poll of the citizen body. Also no judge presided - decisions on guilt and sentence were completely the province of the jury, without judicial intervention. And prosecutors and defenders suggested sentences, and the jury could decide only on either one or the other proposal, so both sides kept their proposals reasonable.
Learning the alphabet.
Science and mathematics use most of the letters of the Greek alphabet on a daily basis
academy eureka cosmos
glossa in Latin means "word of foreign meaning" (from the Greek meaning "tongue") and was then used as "word" in Old to Middle English and is still used as such today in certain instances (cf. glossary).
To ask questions in ancient Greek, simply put hara(pronounced "ah-rah") at the beginning of your sentence. Also, in ancient Greek, instead of a question mark as today (?) they used our semicolon (;).
You can see examples of Greek architecture today like the White House and the U.S. Supreme Court building. Here are 3 of the columns used in Greek architecture: doric, ionic, and corinthian.
Yes, the Greek alphabet is still used today. It is commonly used in mathematics, science, and engineering, as well as in fraternity and sorority organizations. The Greek alphabet is also used in the writing systems of some languages, such as Greek and Coptic.
used from the great greek mythogy of boozums
used from the great greek mythogy of boozums
for sports hahahahaha
we still have domes, therefore we still have greek
Learning the alphabet.
They are still used today.
They are still used today.
There are many Greek inventions that are still used today. Some of these include the alarm clock, central heating, the thermometer, maps, cannons, as well as wheelbarrows.
They modified the Greek alphabet to create the alphabet that is widely used today
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