eta sigma phi beta
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| 4 | not Latin, but Greek |
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| 4 | classics honors fraternity |
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not Latin, but Greek Explanation: the equivalents of these letters are è (pronounced i as in bit in modern Greek), s, ph and B. HTH, Serge L. |
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Greek letters Explanation: These are the names of some Greek letters of the alphabet. Their pronunciation is equivalent to the first sound in the word. eta - A (late) sigma - s phi - f beta - b These names for Greek letters are used for the names of fraternities. grad student |
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classics honors fraternity Explanation: eta sigma phi is the national classics honors fraternity (Latin and Greek) You may be referring to the Beta chapter of this fraternity; see the ref. Reference: http://classics.furman.edu/honor_societies.shtml |
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