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If I'm converting the letters correctly ... Nate Send a noteboard - 18/07/2013 04:20:49 PM

View original postπεντηκονταετειρον - period of fifty years

This one is essentially the same as Tim's pentekontaeteron, and ...


View original postπεντηκονταετηρις - period of fifty yearrs

... this one is pentekontaeteris?

So it sounds like I'm reasonably safe going with some sort of time-blurred bastardization of the common core in there. That's good to have confirmed. Thanks, Tom.

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