Many of you are likely familiar with the journal Filología Neotestamentaria simply because it’s the only journal of […]
Category Archive: Greek
I’ve added a new page tonight that houses my ongoing series of posts on how the Greek tense-aspect […]
Buttmann’s intermediate Greek grammar was translated into English twice, once in Boston[1] and once in London.[2] And while […]
I’m working on my thesis right now and I’ve been looking through various definitions of the terms aspect, […]
Dionysius Thrax (or at least the grammar attributed to him) represents one early voice on the structure of […]
Fundamentally different approaches have been taken [in the past century of research on tense and aspect … so […]
Georg Benedikt Winer was a German grammarian and theologian from Leipzig, best known for his work, Grammatik des […]
If a lexicon, say, BDAG, gives two entries for a word and one is entirely positive and the […]
After the lengthy discussion of the construction V+Vsubjunctive in Mark 10:36, I thought it would be worthwhile to […]
The syntax of Mark 10:36 has been discussed at length of B-Greek a few months ago. (Mark 10:36 […]
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