Hellenical

English Adjective en rare archaic Hellenic. en w:George Sale; et al. An Universal History, from the Earliest Account of Time.Compiled from Original Authors; and Illustrated with Maps, Cuts, Notes, &c. With a General Index to the Whole. XVI London Printed for T[homas] Osborne,in Gray’s-Inn; A[ndrew] Millar,in the Strand; and J[ohn] Osborn,in Pater-noster Row 1748 53 and 70 If therefore the learned men above-mentioned mean only, that the Etruſcan language agrees with that firſt ſpoken in Greece, we readily ſubſcribe to their opinion; but, if they are to be underſtood of the later or Hellenical Greek, we muſt beg leave to diſſent from them. We ſay, more unmixed with ſtrangers than their neighbours; ſince the Etruſcans, in general, had had an intercourſe for ſome ages with the Romans and Hellenical Greeks, when Herodotus wrote his hiſtory. en w:Thomas Astle On the Radical Letters of the Pelasgians and Their Derivatives London Printed by J. Nichols,Printer to the Society 1785 14 It is therefore eaſy to conceive, that the rude language of the ancient Pelaſgi was very different from the later or Hellenical Greek. en Half-Yearly Retrospect of French Literature w:The Monthly Magazine; or, British Register XLII 293 London Printed for Sir Richard Phillips 30 January 1817 654 1 The critical notes: these cannot be analysed; we will, however, offer a specimen or two.—Republic of Sparta, ch. xiii. 9. the text, [Greek text]. Leunclave translates by juveni quoque ac delecto ad pugnam ineundam permittitur ut, &c. M. Gail gives a learned note to prove the nonsense of this version; but, in fact, it requires no great hellenical skill to shew it must be wrong. en [Literature.] The Dublin University Magazine. Dublin: James M‘Glashan. w:Aberdeen Journal, and General Advertiser for the North of Scotland 5262 Aberdeen 15 November 1848 6 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/393083029/ 1 The most illustrious of these was Lord Byron—a name not more esteemed in England, as that of one of the foremost of our poets, than it is in Greece, as that of one of the most devoted and enthusiastic of the “Franks,” to use a mediœval name, who, fired by the old Hellenical associations, sought to re-establish the ancient glory of a fallen race. en Epitome of Geographical Knowledge, Ancient and Modern.Compiled for the Use of the Teachers and Advanced Classes of the National Schools of Ireland. Dublin Published by direction of [T]he Commissioners of National Education in Ire land,At their Office in Marlborough-street 1850 73–74 IV. The Hellenical languages, the parent of which is the ancient Greek, from which comes the modern Greek, and, at an early period, the Latin. en Robert Cox Index to Passages of Scripture Adduced in Controversies Respecting the Sabbath and the Lord’s Day Edinburgh Maclachlan & Stewart; London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co. 1873 82 The conclusion of the whole matter seems to be, that as the word κυριακός has not been found in any classical work, and occurs only twice in the New Testament, there is no possibility at present of being sure in what precise sense it is there used; though further research in classical or Hellenical writers may hereafter throw some light upon the question. en WK’s WINDJAMMING w:Fort Worth Star-Telegram XXXIII 46 Fort Worth, Tex. 1 March 1914 eight https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/634371173/ Col. Clar. Ousley, defying the Greek-letter Hellenical banqueters at Dal. en w:The Hibbert Journal: A Quarterly Review of Religion, Theology, and Philosophy XXII 1923 702 Lucian in the second century may be considered as the last representative of Hellenical critical scepticism. en Gus Kaloss, Treasurer Dervas Company, Dies: Prominent Greek-American Rose from Humble Start to Foremost Business Man of City w:The Scranton Times 59th year 274 Scranton, Pa. 20 November 1928 3 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/535563835/ 2 He was a member of Hyde Park lodge, No. 339. Free and Accepted Masons; Keystone consistory, Irem temple, Tell Cedars of Lebanon, the Hellenical Orthodox Greek church and a director of the A. H. E. P. A. society.