TA in Mark 2:1

From: Richard A. Creighton (richard.creighton@moore.edu.au)
Date: Thu May 27 1999 - 23:54:57 EDT

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Mark 2:1 contains the phrase TA PROS THN QURAN - Zerwick/Grosvenor
translate this as "space near the door".

How is the TA functioning here?
Are there other examples of the definite article being used in this kind
of way in the NT?

Rick Creighton.

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