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Common terms and phrasesAesch aiTov Alexandria Alexid already Anaxand Antiph appear Aramaic Aristoph Aristophanes Aristotle Attic Attic dialect authors avTov Biblical Greek CHAPTEE Christian Class colloquial language colouring Comic poets Comic writers conceptions connection Cratin crov Deut dialect Diodorus Dion e.g. Acts e.g. Luke e.g. Matt Edition elements Eurip expressions fact Frag Greek language groups of writings Hebrew Hebrew words Hellenistic Hippoc Hippocrates important influence Inscrr instances in Meineke investigation Jewish Jews Joseph Josephus Kvpiov large number late Lexicon literary language Lobeck Macedonian meaning Menand ment modern Greek noun Old Testament ordinary sense p.ov peculiar Philippid Philo Phryn Plato Plut Plutarch Polyb Polybius popular language Professor quoted regard Septuagint signification Soph speech spoken language Strabo tendency Testa TESTAMENT GREEK Testament vocabulary theological Timocl translates Heb ttjv usage verb vernacular Vesp words common Xenophon Popular passagesPage 184 - of the Sacred tongues.'—Literary Churchman. 'We particularly call attention to this valuable work.'—Clergyman's Magazine. ' Dr. Cremer's work is highly and deservedly esteemed in Germany. It gives with care and thoroughness a complete history, as far as it goes, of each word and phrase that it deals with. . . . Dr. Cremer's explanations are most lucidly set out.'—Guardian. Page 182 - Now ready, Second Edition, post 8vo, 10s. 6d., APOLOGETICS; OR, CHRISTIANITY DEFENSIVELY STATED. By Professor AB BRUCE, DD, AUTHOR OF 'THE TRAINING OF THE TWELVE,' 'THE HUMILIATION OF CHRIST,' ' THE KINGDOM OF GOD, Page 183 - DAVIDSON, MA, LL.D, PROFESSOR OF HEBREW, ETC., IN THE NEW COLLEGE, EDINBURGH. ' A text-book which has gone into its tenth edition needs no recommendation here. . . . Certain changes, in the introduction Page 144 - A word which is used uniformly, or with few and intelligible exceptions, as the translation of the same Hebrew word, must be held to have in Biblical Greek the same meaning as that Hebrew word. Page 183 - Edition, price 7s. 6d., AN INTRODUCTORY HEBREW GRAMMAR; With Progressive Exercises in Reading and Writing. By Page 157 - modern Greek newspaper, which is familiar enough to be readily intelligible, but not enough so to be vulgar; neither altogether the spoken language of the common people, nor yet by a long way the References to this bookFrom Google ScholarThe Middle Voice In The New TestamentGeorge J Cline, Grace Theological Seminary References from web pagesJSTOR: Concerning the Vocabulary of Paul Language of the New Testament Bibliographic information
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