Re: a strange nominative

From: Garland H. Shinn (ghshinn@home.com)
Date: Wed Jan 19 2000 - 11:18:10 EST

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Some verbs carry the concept of intransitiveness even though they are
not state of being verbs such as eimi or ginomai. Verbs of growing and
remaining often have both a transitive an intransitive function. It is
possible, even likely, that kaloi is a predicate nominative describing
the understood subject of the verb menoin.

Garland Shinn
Professor of Biblical Languages & Theology
Southern California Bible College & Seminary

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