DEOSTER | SHRINES | HEIDEGGER

This is my Heidegger page. beyng.com / Ereignis is a better and more expansive one, especially since this one is very early in its history, and I am early in my history with Heidegger. Despite that, I love his thought and hope to be helpful here.

Heidegger's Greek Words, Terms, and Quotations

There is a page just like this on beyng.com, but I've found that it often doesn't have the words I'm looking for, and, more importantly, the Greek words are composed of images instead of unicode characters (understandable given that these pages seem to have last been updated in the '90s) and so you can't easily copy-paste and research them yourself. My page will not rectify the first concern—as I am filling it out slowly as I go through texts myself at my own pace—but it will rectify the second. There is an additional concern, which is that I do not trust myself to actually translate these terms "correctly" in the sense that Heidegger is using them, and so alongside my attempted "translations" I will link the word to the corresponding Wiktionary page and you can do your own research/interpretation from there. Let me know if there is anything wrong with this page, such as incorrect spelling, translation, formatting, linking, etc., as I am not experienced at all in Ancient Greek.