> Yes, we should make grc a synonym of agr. el-polyton is, AFAIK, modern
> polytonic Greek, which is not the same.
Obviously so. Amusingly, ISO states that "el" is meant for the Greek
language after the Fall of Constantinople(*), which assigns a rather long
period to Ancient Greek.
Note that for all I know, there is no way to distinguish katharevousa
from demotic; but it would certainly be added to the IETF registry if
someone applied for it.
Arthur
(*) Of course it doesn't say "after the Fall of Constanople" that way,
it says "from 1453 onwards"
(http://www.sil.org/iso639-3/documentation.asp?id=ell)
but that's clearly what is meant.
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