From: Moon-Ryul Jung (moon@saint.soongsil.ac.kr)
Date: Thu Jan 18 2001 - 01:45:10 EST
Carl wrote:
The distinction normally made in teaching of Greek in the U.S. is between
an ATTRIBUTIVE position of an adjective WITHIN an article directly
referring to a noun and a PREDICATE or PREDICATIVE position of an
adjective
OUTSIDE an article directly referring to a noun. So, yes: PANTES hOI
ANQRWPOI is predicative, and so is hOI ANQRWPOI PANTES; what we DON'T see
with forms of PAS is hOI PANTES ANQRWPOI (unless we wanted to say
something
like "whole men"!).
[Moon]
If PANTES in PANTES hOI ANQRWPOI or hOI ANQRWPOI PANTES is in a
predicate position, PANTES should explain the referent of
hOI ANQRWPOI, rather than contribute to determining the referent?
But PANTES in PANTES hOI ANQRWPOI seems to contribute to the
determination of the referent. Am I misled somewhere?
Moon
Moon-Ryul Jung
Sogang Univ, Seoul, Korea
determining the referent
exist
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