Most philosophy departments in Greece prefer the or Chicago/Turabian citation styles. When citing the video, use this format:

: Define the philosophical problem or historical context mentioned in the video.

To supplement the video content, you should search academic repositories for related literature:

: Break down the lecture into 2-3 main arguments. For example, if the video discusses "Byzantine Codicology," focus one section on materials and another on script evolution.

: For theses and conference proceedings from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

: Is it ancient philosophy (e.g., Plato, Aristotle), Byzantine studies, modern Greek literature, or pedagogy?

: To find the syllabus or reading list associated with "WEB-GR" (Web-Greek) course series. 4. Formatting Guidelines