Critical survey of websites about Ancient Greek language & grammar

Welcome to the new site of Greek Grammar on the Web. This popular electronic gateway offers links to websites devoted to Ancient Greek linguistics. The site does not include nor discuss printed resources (for digitized resources, see Textkit).

In September 2010, Professor Marc Huys sadly passed away. His old website will not be updated any longer, but his work will be continued on this new site.

The following planning should be considered:

(1) design of a new site (finished)
(2) migration of data (current stage)
(3) removal / reparation of broken links (current stage)
(4) addition of new websites

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Ancient Greek Language on the Web

Critical survey of websites

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