Reading Moulton’s Prolegomena is always interesting. He was definitely a descriptive linguist and regularly comments on how English […]
Category Archive: Grammar
There is only one clause in the Greek New Testament with a double WH-word construction: Mark 15:24 καὶ […]
To get a better idea of the strengths & weaknesses of Muraoka’s A Greek-English Lexicon of the Septuagint […]
I’m taking a slightly different approach to blogging about Y2 Hyperbaton (i.e. Noun initial discontinuous phrases) than I […]
I had checked out and read Silvia Luraghi’s On the Meaning of Prepositions and Cases: The Expression of […]
Kyle Clark of Λεγω My Λογον is going to begin translating Dionysius Thrax. This is something I’ve been […]
Those of you interested in studying Aspect might be interested in a brand new volume from Cambridge: The […]
Last night as I was reading by lamp light before rolling over and going to sleep, I picked […]
I’d rather go to this conference: The 8th International Meeting on Greek Linguistics ‘The Greek Verb: Morphology, Syntax, […]
Okay, so I had this great idea for a dissertation topic for someone (I don’t need one personally, […]
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