The speaker of a poem in this language recalls the deaths of his rowing companions and says "No one remembers them.
The speaker of a poem in this language recalls the deaths of his rowing companions and says "No one remembers them. Justice." That poem includes lines like "We who had nothing will teach them peace," and "I woke with this marble head in my hands." A poem in this language advises to "hope your voyage is a long one," and another ends, "They were, those people, a kind of (*) solution." A novel in this language is about a student who goes to work in a lignite mine with the title character, who romances Madame Hortense. George Seferis wrote his Mythistorema in this language, and C.P. Cavafy used it to write "Waiting for the Barbarians." For 10 points, name this language in which Nikos Kazantzakis wrote a novel about Alexis Zorba.
The speaker of a poem in this language recalls the deaths of his rowing companions and says "No one remembers them.
Modern Greek [or Elleniki] 