A few posts ago, I suggested that it would be more helpful for students to learn case usage […]
Category Archive: Grammar
I simply must follow in Phil Gons’ steps and link to this incredibly delightful article by Geoffrey Pullum, […]
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 […]
No, I don’t have a proposal for some unified and rigorous description of how cases, prepositions, and semantics […]
Most grammars delineate the meaning of the cases by providing labels for usage. I propose that a better […]
On the whole, I’ve noticed that the better Hellenistic Greek writers, such as the author of 4 Maccabees […]
Are there more exciting developments and research projects happening in Classical Greek grammar than there are in Koine/”Biblical” […]
I intend to write about most, if not all, of the presentations I attended this weekend. But I’m […]
A little bit ago, I wrote a post about Greek voice, where I asked the question: Is there […]
