[b-greek] John 21:17 - TRITON's influence on AGAPE and PHILEO?

From: Harold R. Holmyard III (hholmyard@ont.com)
Date: Mon Jan 01 2001 - 05:57:35 EST

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Dear Steve,

Thanks for the reply. BAGD considers TO TRITON as a substantive, and
considers the usage in John 21:17 as an adverbial one.

LSJ notes TRITON as an adverb meaning "thirdly" or "a third time." They
note the phrase TOUTO TRITON, "this third time," (cf. Num 22:32). LSJ
mentions the usage in John 21:17 alongside the one in Num 22:32. They add
that the usage in Homeric writings is always TO TRITON.

                                Yours,
                                Harold Holmyard
                                Dallas, TX



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