Greek
One of the many current things occupying my overfull plate is trawling through betacode entries of LSJ headwords to sort out things that are 'odd'. And LSJ has some odd things. Like pe/dijos Why is there a j there? That ain't no Greek letter. So
Philology
The first thing an interpreter needs to do is to examine the text under consideration in order to establish the text. We call this the work of Textual Criticism. Next, the interpreter must read the work. This involves understanding the correct phrasing of the text, and if necessary making decisions
Philology
I don't really like Copyright. No, let me rephrase it. I think copyright is often immoral, is rarely in authors' interests, and is primarily used to protect vested interests, not creators' rights or interests. There are multifaceted and complex reasons for this, which I do not