Slightly off-topicd: Greek novels

Kenneth Litwak (KDLITWAK@concentric.net)
Wed, 11 Sep 1996 08:47:20 -0700

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This is not per se about biblical Greek , though it is related
tangentially. I wonder if anyone can recommend a work or wrks which
contain one more Greek, especially Hellenistic period novels. I've read
the views of scholars that Luke-Acts (Pervo and Praeder) and Mark
(Tolbert) are novels, a theory I don't find convincing, but I want to
reaad a good selection of novels to see how they comapre. Thanks.

Ken Litwak
GTU
Berserkely, CA

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