From: Christopher Hutson (crhutson@salisbury.net)
Date: Wed Jul 21 1999 - 12:19:49 EDT
Jim wrote:
>
>Since the right margin is justified in NA 27, the editors appear merely to
>have placed extra spaces between these verses in order to accomodate this
>justification. I dont think its any sort of sub paragraphing or anything-
>its just a necessity because of the margins.
Hmmm. That's funny, I always thought those WERE subparagraphs. I can't
find any explanation of them in the introduction. In any case, I don't
think that justification of margins would account for the spaces. Look, for
example, at Acts 21:19-20. There the entire word EIPON from the next line
would have fit into the space. Likewise, in 21:25-26, except for the space,
the word ANDRAS would not have been split over two lines. I think that
hyphenation and even small spacing adjustments between words would suffice
to achieve justified margins. There must be some other explanation for the
spaces that Ray asked about.
XPIC
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Christopher R. Hutson
Hood Theological Seminary
Salisbury, NC 28144
crhutson@salisbury.net
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