From: B. Ward Powers (bwpowers@optusnet.com.au)
Date: Tue Mar 19 2002 - 01:00:58 EST
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At 08:30 PM 020317 -0800, Glenn Blank wrote:
>FWIW, the Byzantine txt and TR have in Mr 4.30b . . .
>
>. . . EN POIA PARPABOLH PARABALWMEN AUTHN,
>
>with the noun phrase not interrupted. I don't know which mss support that
>reading.
>
>As Iver pointed out, having a noun phrase interrupted by other words or
>phrases is fairly common. But NA's Mr 4.30 be seems extreme, even for Greek
>-- you have not only and noun separated from it's adjective,
For your information: "its" does not have an apostrophe except when it is
an abbreviation for "it is" or "it has". Not when, like here, it is simply
a possessive. Anymore than you would put an apostrophe in other possessive
pronouns like "hi's" or "her's" or "your's" - there is no apostrophe in
pronouns.
Regards,
Ward
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