Sentences in Greek

Paul O. Wendland wendlanp at wls.wels.net
Wed Aug 7 18:26:07 EDT 2002


Eric:

Your wrote:

>  even though
> it may not be "usual" Greek to start a sentence/paragraph with EN + a
> relative pronoun?
>
A question of comparative syntax here.  I get my grammars mixed up
sometimes.  I know in Latin it's very common--even a mark of style--to begin
what we would have to translate as a new sentence with a relative pronoun--a
relative pronoun that may indeed be the object of a preposition.  I guess I
always kind of thought the same thing was true of Greek.  Is it?

Paul

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Paul O. Wendland
Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary
wendlanp at wls.wels.net




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