What does the Greek phrase "Ta biblia" translate to?
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Little papyrus books
Old book
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Well I don't claim to be an expert in Greek, but from the descriptions I have been able to find, google translate, and an on-line dictionary "ta" translate to "the" and "biblia" translates "books". The word "biblia" comes from biblion, diminutive of biblos ‘papyrus’.
So the correct translation should be "the books" (or as is also the case "the Bible")
When you start a game, you...?
...have a level 1 low damage spell
...have no spell at all <- marked as correct
...have a choice whether you want mace or a low damage spell
...have a level 1 spell that decreases your opponent's attack
That depends on what game you're talking about! As the question is formulated it makes no sense at all. The answer could be any of the 4 answers or something entirely different.