[b-greek] Acts 20:20--Adverbial use of adjective

From: Jim Crouch (crouchjames@attbi.com)
Date: Mon Jan 28 2002 - 13:58:47 EST

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DIDAXAI hUMAS DHMOSIAi KAI KAT' OIKOUS

DHMOSIAi is a feminine, dative, singular adjective that is regularly used
adverbially ("publicly, openly"). This seems a bit unusual to me. My
question is, is there a feminine, singular noun understood ("in public
______")?

Thanks.

Jim Crouch
jimcrouch@email.com

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