I simply must follow in Phil Gons’ steps and link to this incredibly delightful article by Geoffrey Pullum, […]
Author: michaelaubrey
I retract all of my criticisms of the Opentext.org Syntactically Analyzed Greek New Testament. From this point on, I […]
Here’s an interesting little tidbit for you. There are places where Quantifiers modify Demonstratives: Matt 1:22: τοῦτο δὲ […]
There are some strange anomalies in the NRSV’s translation of 4 Maccabees considering its typical perspective on grammatical […]
In English we have eleven vowel sounds represented by various combinations of five vowel orthographic symbols. Two of […]
No, I don’t have a proposal for some unified and rigorous description of how cases, prepositions, and semantics […]
Chris Heard has pointed us to a exciting workshop for learning Hebrew through Language Immersion techniques. We could […]
I’ve decided I’m going to pick up at least one of my left-by-the-way-side series perhaps this next week. […]
I decided I should clarify some things about my blog posts: I am never comprehensive – even when […]
Most grammars delineate the meaning of the cases by providing labels for usage. I propose that a better […]
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