Feb 6, 2019 15:19
5 yrs ago
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Greek term
ΒΥΖ.ΦΙΛ.ΠΡΟΣ.Π.ΕΡ.Κ.
Non-PRO
Greek to English
Social Sciences
Education / Pedagogy
Maybe you can decrypt it?
This is from the university's transcript, Department of Philology.
This is from the university's transcript, Department of Philology.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 5 +2 | Byzantine Philology |
Alexandros Tsouris
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Alexandros Tsouris
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Byzantine Philology
The ΒΥΖ.ΦΙΛ equals to ΒΥΖΑΝΤΙΝΗ ΦΙΛΟΛΟΓΙΑ, Byzantine Philology, the specific course was taught on the 7th semester (4th year), yet the ΠΡΟΣ.ΠΕΡ.Κ. I cannot figure it out.
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Dylan Edwards
: 'Philology' or 'Literature'
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Literature is indeed correct in terms of meaning. Yet, the official translation, given by the state translation agency, is "Philology." I graduated from that department and had my transcripts translated to study abroad.
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Nadia-Anastasia Fahmi
6 days
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