From: Maurice A. O'Sullivan (mauros@iol.ie)
Date: Mon Mar 04 2002 - 14:02:50 EST
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At 17:21 04/03/02, B. D. Colt wrote:
>2. Mat 27:8
>
>DIO EKLHQH hO AGROS EKEINOS AGROS hAIMATOS
>hEWS THS SHMERON
>
>The information pop-up (in Logos) says that SEMERON is an adverb,
>and so does BAGD. So what's with the article? I note several
>instances cited in BAGD where SEMERON has an article, but I can't
>find anything to explain it. Wallace might well cover it, but I can't
>guess where from the Table of Contents. Maybe someone with a
Barbara:
Two approaches, using Logos
Do search on: ADVERB in Wallace, in the list of 41 hits click on:
" As a Substantiver ( with certain parts of speech ) "
or
Scroll down "Library Browser" for Wallace,go to :
The Article | Part One | D.3
where you will find this:
>>>>>
The article can turn almost any part of speech into a noun: adverbs,
adjectives, prepositional phrases, particles, infinitives, participles, and
even finite verbs. As well, the article can turn a phrase into a nominal
entity.
etc. etc. etc.
<<<<
and bear in mind that:
>>>>>>
" _today_ like ' today ' in the sense of _the present time_ "
Zerwick, Maximilian,& Grosvenor, Mary. A Grammatical Analysis of the Greek
New Testament. Rome, 1988.
<<<<<<<
>paper copy can refer me?
Maurice A. O'Sullivan [ Bray, Ireland ]
mauros@iol.ie
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