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Of these demotic fragments a large quantity had been sent to the British Museum.
These papers were in two languages-Greek and demotic, or the popular language of the Egyptians.
The main plank of these reforms was to legitimise and to introduce the demotic language into schools.
Yet each is corrupted in its overt demotic message by one or more conventions borrowed from the romance tradition of fiction.
It is certainly a demotic usage but equally certainly not new.
Dealing with a demotic tongue, it appears in a reasonably demotic format.
In this context, the baths can be interpreted as part of an emerging demotic orientalism associated with an increasingly commercialized leisure world.
By examining the ministry of ordinary clergymen in rural parishes, a more demotic and responsive church almost irresistibly emerges.
Another example is the contrast between elite games and the demotic games of chance, the latter representing the goal of personal gain and the former the reproduction of (aristocratic) values.
While they overlapped with the ideas of elite radicalism they were more demotic in origin and formulation and acted as an ideological bridge between the educated minority and the masses.
These visual statements propelled the idea of evolution out of the arcane realms of learned societies into the ordinary world of humor, newspapers, and demotic literature.
Or could there be both, in a continuum from the consistent (and elitist) through the inconsistent (and demotic), to the 'illiterate', 'broken', and 'fractured'?
On the contrary, it has long been a city engulfed in writing, as well as in a swirl of demotic myths, transmitted in written as well as oral form.
The actress is thus literally owned by her immediate public, but owned also by a vast demotic consumership whom she might never encounter in the theatre.
The result was the first extensive body of literature written in the demotic dialect, a move whose influence on subsequent writers can not be overstated.
Some of the hieratic copies contain demotic notations, but no purely demotic form of the text has been found.
Many of them served as glosses to original hieratic and demotic equivalents.
