From: Daniel L Christiansen (dlc@multnomah.edu)
Date: Thu Jul 01 1999 - 20:03:46 EDT
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"Thomas J. Kraus" wrote: [snipped]
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Dear fellows,
<p>since my library is incapable of identifying the place from which to
order
<br>titles important for some of my future research, I am posting these
on
<br>this list. Maybe, there is someone out there who can tell me where
to find
<br>them (in order to "help" my library), how to get them, or if I may
ask
<br>anybody for sending a copy.
<p>Daniel B. Wallace, The Article with Multiple Substantives Connected
by KAI
<br>in the New Testament: Semantics and Significance. PhD Dissertation,
Dallas
<br>Theological Seminary 1995.</blockquote>
Thomas, while you might care to read Wallace's dissertation (Peter Lang
Publishers) as a matter of form, you would do at least as well to just
get a copy of his grammar. <i>Greek Grammar: Beyond the Basics,</i>
published by Zondervan, ISBN 0-310-21895-0. Pages 270-290 of the
grammar give his material in a much more readable format than the dissertation,
though they do leave out much of the specific documentation.
<p>--
<br>Daniel L. Christiansen
<br>Department of Bible
<br>Multnomah Bible College
<br>8435 NE Glisan Street
<br>Portland, OR 97220
<br>(Also Portland Bible College, Prof of Biblical Languages)
<br>e-mail: dlc@multnomah.edu
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