First, you are probably wondering: what in the world is a distributive plural? And we will get to answering that, but first we need to talk about death. It is Halloween, after all.
Category Archive: Greek
The International Organization for the Study of the Old Testament (IOSOT) has put out their call for papers […]
Creatively engaging students in language learning can be an ongoing challenge for teachers. The more creative and interactive […]
There are few things that really drive home the reality that there is no general post-Classical Greek dictionary […]
In Septuagint studies, we are keenly interested in linguistic description. For a text that is probably the largest […]
This piece was originally published in 2017. I decided to republish it after expanding its discussion. There’s a […]
The University of Ghent is hosting a conference on subordination and insubordination in Post-Classical Greek in the spring […]
We try to stay on top of recent publications in Ancient Greek linguistics and share them with our readers on a semi-regular basis. The books below represent some that stood out to us. If there are others from late 2020 and early 2021 that we’ve missed, drop a note in the comments.
Friend of Koine-Greek.com (I hope!), contributor to the Evangelical Textual Criticism Blog, and Vice Principal at Tyndale House […]
A few months ago, I wrote that the B-Greek forum for discussing Biblical and related post-classical Greek was […]
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