r/AncientGreek is a subreddit with 46k members. The community frequently discusses ancient greek, greek, translation, ancient, and vocabulary, and they frequently recommend/review translation of the iliad, and the most common flair used is beginner resources, grammar & syntax, newbie question, greek and other languages, and resources.
This subreddit is dedicated to discussions about ancient Greek language and literature. However, we certainly welcome discussions of ancient Greek culture, history, and mythology, so long as they pertain to their reflection in an ancient Greek linguistic context. Posts may involve every dialect of ancient Greek. We invite discussion about topics as diverse as Homeric poetry, papyrology, biblical interpretation, and grammatical analysis.
Popular Topics in r/AncientGreek
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Ancient Greek
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Greek
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Translation
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Ancient
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Vocabulary
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Grammar
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Pronunciation
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Learning
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Reading
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Greek Literature
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Products Discussed in r/AncientGreek
Translation Of The Iliad
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Flair Used in r/AncientGreek
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Beginner Resources
: "Helpful preposition picture"
32 posts
#2
Grammar & Syntax
: "Tattoo Check: Is "Jesus" correctly spelled in Ancient/Biblical Greek?"
19 posts
#3
Newbie question
: "What do you think about this font?"
18 posts
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Greek and Other Languages
: "What does this say?"
16 posts
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Resources
: "Athenaze, Alexandros, and Logos books all have the same layout. It looks like the one from LLPSI, but what is this layout called, and who used it first?"
14 posts
#6
Humor
: "Are people who learn Greek just to read the New Testament equivalent to the weebs who learn Japanese just to watch anime?"
12 posts
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Manuscripts and Paleography
: "Family manuscript (?) more info in body"
10 posts
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Correct my Greek
: "On the back of an 18k pocket watch, help"
10 posts
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Learning & Teaching Methodology
: "The clothes of Athena is currently widely and still used by the Amazighs ( Berbers or their ancient Greek name the lybien of Algeria )"
10 posts
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Phrases & Quotes
: "Wanting to get a tattoo of this and was wondering if the writing is accurate to the translation."
8 posts
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Last updated: June 14, 2026