John A. L. Lee writes about Greek lexicons: We come now to the Septuagint. Until now we have […]
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Kyle Clark of Λεγω My Λογον is going to begin translating Dionysius Thrax. This is something I’ve been […]
I’m sure many of your remember my poll a while back asking whether you placed a higher priority […]
I began reading When Dead Tongues Speak today. The first essay was fantastic. Here’s the quote of the […]
Eisenbrauns has Muraoka’s A Greek-English Lexicon of the Septuagint in stock now! Currently, it says that there are […]
If you don’t you’ll get lost and your Greek won’t improve. Some time ago, I was working through […]
Email Oxford University Press HERE. And request them to make Buist Fanning’s Verbal Aspect in New Testament Greek […]
Last night as I was reading by lamp light before rolling over and going to sleep, I picked […]
This post provides some thoughts on a question posed to me by Daniel from Hebrew and Greek Reader. […]
I’d rather go to this conference: The 8th International Meeting on Greek Linguistics ‘The Greek Verb: Morphology, Syntax, […]
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