Aramaic (Middle East - Mesopotamia): Originating around 1200 BCE in ancient Mesopotamia, Aramaic became a prominent language across the Near East and is still used in religious contexts today.

Reading ancient literature in its original language will give you a deeper understanding of influential ancient texts, and basic insights into the structure of modern languages. Demonstrated ...

Boston College offers coursework and hosts reading groups in the languages of the Bible, Church Fathers (Patristic Texts), ancient Greece and Rome both for graduate and undergraduate students. Anyone ...

Despite comparisons with ancient languages like Phoenician and Proto-Sinaitic, the meaning of the text remains unsolved, sparking intense curiosity and debate within the archaeological community.