Greece's earlier epichoric alphabets were derived by the 8th century from the Phoenician alphabet; the Euboean variant was later adapted into the Latin script while Byzantine Greek was modified among the Bulgarians to create Cyrillic.
Greece's earlier epichoric alphabets were derived by the 8th century from the Phoenician alphabet. The Euboean variant was later adapted into the Latin script. Byzantine Greek was modified among the Bulgarians. This was to create Cyrillic.