Sentence examples for both native and Greek from inspiring English sources

Ancient historians fleshed out this meagre factual material with both native and Greek folklore.

The earliest Roman histories were brief résumés of facts and stories, but gradually historians embellished the sparse factual material (such as the list of annual magistrates from the beginning of the republic onward, religious records, and the texts of some laws and treaties) with both native and Greek folklore.

Thus, the Bulgarian monastic centres of Paroria and Kilifarevo and the monk missioners, both native Slav and Greek refugee scholars, carried the Euthymian reform throughout Eastern Europe.

It occurs both native and in compounds.

He blames both native Germans and immigrants.

Cofounder of the digital agency Scicada.com.

A rebellion broke out against them in autumn, supported both by the local Albanian immigrants and the native Greeks, and spread quickly.

Both native (B. pascuorum) and imported (B.

The nun tells the anti-fascist lads who are attempting to reason with her that native Greeks and Christians are "victims, victims," and the Golden Dawn are the "real patriots" keeping Greek society from falling apart.

The Constantinople patriarch, who grew up on the Turkish island of Gokceada or Imbros, is a fine linguist who studied in Italy and masters Italian as well as his native Greek and Turkish.

Because of the place of his birth, Ennius was at home in three languages and had, as he put it, "three hearts": Oscan, his native tongue; Greek, in which he was educated; and Latin, the language of the army with which he served in the Second Punic War.