Oh, how that rings true when speaking about Greek… (I am a beginner and have been studying for roughly two months…)
“Practice Is Everything” is a quote by Periander, as far as I know, often misquoted as “Practice Makes Perfect”.
What I’d like to know is how the quote was originally coined in Greek. Does anybody know?
Please include some hints on how to read the Greek “type fonts” here in Text Kit in your reply… Or point me to an online source where I can see the quote in Greek letters.
Thanks very much. That really helped and installing the SPIonic was easy It all makes more sense to me in this part of the forum now… Now I just need the Periander quote in Greek
You can safely translate it as “Practice IS the everything”, by the agreement of cases. The complement with a defninite article. And it’s a very common practice to omit the verb εἰμί when the subject is the same thing as, or one of, the complement.