THREE MILLENNIA OF HELLENIC PHILOLOGY

This book describes the Greek Philology and its associated subjects of literature, linguistic and other arts. It explains the Hellenic era of three millennia of Philology as part of all other human activities, reflecting the ancient, classical, ecclesiastical, medieval and modern concepts, including the current social and economic conditions.
Furthermore, it elaborates on the philological class stratification as it appears in life, among the primitive civilisations and modern European literature.
Additionally, the book explains the class distinction in philology, literature, linguistics, comedies, opera, ballads and dramas of ancient and modern times.
It gives details of the historical and comparative philological terms as used in linguistics studies, the ways in which specific languages have developed and the ways in which languages in general can change.