Classes
- New Testament Greek 1 +1KJAZ001 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- New Testament Greek 3 +1KJAZ002 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- New Testament Greek 2 +1KJAZ005 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- New Testament Greek 4 +1KJAZ006 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Examination in Greek LanguageKJAZ014 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Ancient Greek 1KJAZ025 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Beginnings of the Greek Patristic LiteratureKJAZ110 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Introduction to New Testament Greek 1KJAZ121 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Introduction to New Testament Greek 2KJAZ122 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- New Testament Reading in Greek: Theory and Practice of TranslatingKJAZ126 | Catholic Theological Faculty
Publications
- Helena Panzová - Daniel Škoviera, Biblická gréčtina. vysokoškolská učebnica. Bratislava: Lingea 20142015 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Jas 2,18: Greek Textual Connector ?alla? and the Modern Czech New Testament Translations2006 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- An introductory word to the new edition of the Greek - czech dictionary supplied with attic verb forms (V. Prach and J.G.Schulz)1998 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Michal Téra, Kievan Rus. History, Culture, Society, Červený Kostelec: Pavel Mervart, edition series Russia altera (34), 2019, 721 pp.2023 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- An addendum to the use of Moravian dialectisms in the religious language of the Czech National Revival: The case of Josef Hrdina's book (1833)2023 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Translation of Biblical (and Other Religious) Texts into "Moravian Slavic" in a Forgotten Print from 1851: the First Report2022 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Biblical Language and Dialect: On 'Moravianisms' in Two Translations from the Early Czech National Revival2021 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Non-traditional forms of Czech biblical text2020 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Marginal Notes on Modern Polish Biblical Translation: Scripture Text in Non-Standard Language Forms2020 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Unconscious Comism in the Language of Bible Translations. On the Margin of the Czech "New Biblical Style"2020 | Catholic Theological Faculty
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