Syriac language. No doubt this dialect that became dialect of Aramaic East, was used as a literary language of the Syriac / Assyrians in Syria and northern Mesopotamia before the Christian era. However, the few remaining texts and belonging to the first century AD does not allow us to decide on this matter. In the area of Edessa Aramaic, has replaced the Christian school replaced the center pagan and eastern Aramaic which evolved into a thriving literary language that rose high, especially after that taken by the Christian language of religion and morality to them. In the fifth century when it arose controversies belief in the Middle, benefited the language of that benefit superpower, as it began to each class is working on refining and enriching vocabulary and tuned to be able to express the needs of the people as a whole, theological, philosophical, scientific, medical and astrological daily. It was the Anghazal caused by these controversies also a profound impact in both categories of East and West and in the evolution of the language, as it took a verbal and written differences stand out clear since the end of the sixth century AD. So split the Aramaic language in terms of pronunciation and the line to the Syriac Eastern and Western Syriac. Christians have struggled to defend their language against the rising influence of the Byzantine, but they did not succeed in preventing the leakage of the Greek language to the Syriac language, however, they managed to publish in the country, including the Persian to Oriental countries, and then to the Far East, to China and India. And is still in circulation in India and among the Syriac Almlbarien Almlinkarien liturgical language. In dotted Western has spread to Asia Minor and the Levant, and entered the Arab countries. He was a great influence on many languages such as Arabic, Armenian, Iranian, even used by pagans and Manichaeans themselves for religious purposes. Then shrinking influence after entering in front of the Islamic Arabic remained the language of literary live fourteenth century and is still the language of Syriac liturgical churches at the eastern and western Sweden Hkuro Sohar ... Thank you very much
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