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grbs-12951	Pelttari, Aaron	Approaches to the Writing of Greek in Late Antique Latin Texts	2011	22	.pdf	application/pdf	7624	379	64	AUTHORS frequently insert Greek words into their texts, in a practice known as code-switching.1 When a Latin author switches to Greek, he may either change alphabets or engage also in character-switching, in which one language is written with letters borrowed from another.2 J. N. Adams has detailed a number of cases of character-switching in documentary sources. Does it matter whether we write Greek words in Latin letters or in Greek?	cache/grbs-12951.pdf	txt/grbs-12951.txt