EGW EIMI

From: Eric Cohoon (ecohoon@nearfield.com)
Date: Sun Feb 21 1999 - 19:43:13 EST

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Hi B-Greekers,

Does anyone have a feel for the phrase EGW EIMI in non Jewish Greek literature? Is it as predominant in the same kinds of writing that the LXX and NT is in the secular and specifically non-Jewish literature?

Thanks,

Eric
Long Beach, CA
ecohoon@nearfield.com

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