Quick Greek Translation

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falconskid007
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Quick Greek Translation

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Hey could someone please help me with this Greek Translation?
I would really appreciate it, it's for extra credit (and the teacher said specifically that any outside help is possible, he even said I could ask God).
So if someone could help me with this, it would be much appreciated, also I am pretty sure this is Greek, if not please tell me.

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if that doesnt work...
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Re: Quick Greek Translation

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falconskid007 wrote:Hey could someone please help me with this Greek Translation?
It's not Greek. it's gibberish. It looks like a substitution cipher using the Greek alphabet.
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Re: Quick Greek Translation

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Maybe the 7 letters at the bottom are a key to the code (if indeed it is a code)? They can't be a transliteration because they are all consonants. What sort of course is this? Something like logical maybe?

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Re: Quick Greek Translation

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The course is just a 9th grade Latin class (latin III)
he gave it as extra credit, and said all outside help was possible, so I have no idea what it is
to the post above, hat is substitution cipher?

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