This language's primary dialects include (*) Attic and Homeric.
In this language, the sound corresponding to "h" is rendered by a breath mark above the first vowel. This language uses acute, grave, and circumflex accents above vowels to denote different musical tones. Its word for sea can be rendered as either thalatta or thalassa. This language's Koine [COY-nay] dialect is used for its version of the New Testament. This language's primary dialects include (*) Attic and Homeric. For 10 points, name this language, whose alphabet contains the letters alpha and beta.
In this language, the sound corresponding to "h" is rendered by a breath mark above the first vowel.
Ancient {Greek} [or {Hellenike}]