Re: Classical and Koine Differences

From: Carl W. Conrad (cwconrad@artsci.wustl.edu)
Date: Sun Dec 10 1995 - 10:06:53 EST

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Here's another of those little things I notice from time to time to be so
frequent in NT reading that, upon reflection, I think they are patterns of
developing usage:

hOSOS (-H, -ON) may be used without any sense whatsoever of quantity (such
as it usually has in classical Attic) as a substitute or equivalent of the
relative pronoun.

Carl W. Conrad
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