r/AncientGreek↗
Ἑλληνική: the Ancient Greek Language
This subreddit is dedicated to discussions about ancient Greek language and literature. However, we certainly welcome discussions of ancient Greek culture, history, and mythology, so long as they pertain to their reflection in an ancient Greek linguistic context. Posts may involve every dialect of ancient Greek. We invite discussion about topics as diverse as Homeric poetry, papyrology, biblical interpretation, and grammatical analysis.
52k subscribers183 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~3% by known bots)127 authors / mosince 2009
r/AncientGreek has 52k members (+37% over the last 12 months). It gets about 183 posts a month from 127 people. Top topics: Translation Requests, Greco-Persian Wars and Stoic Meditations.
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- Translation Requests1.0%
- Greco-Persian Wars0.4%
- Stoic Meditations0.3%
- Greek Tombs and Artifacts0.3%
- Grammatical Gender and Nouns0.3%
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- Bitbucket
- Dickinson College Homepage
- Substack
- Academia
- Wikimedia
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