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Robertson's Greek Grammar
On Fri, 22 Apr 1994, Carl Conrad wrote:
> A.T. Robertson is AWFULLY--I dare say AWESOMELY good on quite a number of
> issues; it is remarkable how a work produced so relatively long ago can still
> be so valuable (well, I guess that's not SO remarkable, but it is pleasantly
> surprising). One can come to learn a lot about the history of the Greek
> language from the large edition of his grammar.
I read somewhere several years ago (can't remember where!) that
Robertson's grammar was obsolete and had been superseded by
Blass-Debrunner. I have both of them and have read all of Robertson's,
but have only referred to Blass-Debrunner. Any opinions out there?
Tina S. Lau
Technical Services Librarian
Cuesta College Library
San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8106
(805)546-3117
tlau@eis.calstate.edu
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