Re: Lexicons and calling for advice for new students

From: John M. Tait (jmtait@jmt.prestel.co.uk)
Date: Tue Dec 08 1998 - 17:42:31 EST

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Joseph Weakes wrote:
>
>All New Testament grammars use a LUW chart, it seems. Because of its
>regularity and frequency. Having learned Attic Greek first, I miss the old
>PAUW charts. Unfortunately, "I loose" is strange English to use as a
>standard for new students. PAUW is dropped of couse because of the
>scarcity of appearance in the NT.

I learned Attic first - at school - and the paradigms (Rutherford) used LUW.

John M. Tait.

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