Zephyros
I am tempted to create my own pseudo-GD deck, but with the pictures showing the actual meanings of the letters and see where it takes me. I have no artistic talent but it seems a good exercise at least to plan it.
I am tempted to create my own pseudo-GD deck, but with the pictures showing the actual meanings of the letters and see where it takes me. I have no artistic talent but it seems a good exercise at least to plan it.
However, after the fall of the Second Temple, Hebrew practically died out for all practical purposes, surviving mainly in the Masoretic texts and other religious literature. It was as dead a language as Latin.
I think that i get the sense of your thought here, but i feel obligated to point out that at the time of the fall of the Second Temple Latin was most definitely not a dead language. Latin managed to be quite robust for well over 1500 years after that particular catastrophe.
Latin is spoken every day in the Holy See. There is a growing interest among the younger generations in the Latin Liturgy (however lamentable or praiseworthy that may be).
Latin is spoken every day in the Holy See. There is a growing interest among the younger generations in the Latin Liturgy (however lamentable or praiseworthy that may be).