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From: sarima@netcom.com (Stanley Friesen)
Subject: Re: Req: identify language
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Actuslly, it looks vaguely Indo-European to me.
('een', 'es', and 'ek' look suspiciously like 'one', 'is', and
the old form of 'I').

In early classical times there were several IE languages spoken
in modern Turkey that were written with the Greek alphabet,
Phrygian being the most widely known.

Offhand my guess would thus be Phrygian, but I do not know hw to
tell for sure.
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