[B-Greek] Inclusio
lhjack at cox.net
lhjack at cox.net
Wed Jan 21 17:31:27 EST 2004
Thank you for the quick response and the examples. Will get the protocol right this time - was rushing it on my first use of B-Greek.
PS - Dug into a DB of journals, and found a good definition of inclusio in David J. MacLeod, "The Literary Structure of the Book of Hebrews," Bibliotheca Sacra, April 1989, 185-197. He also discusses other literary devices (e.g. hook words, chiasmus, repeating themes) in in the OT and NT.
Lynn Jackson, MA (Pensacola)
>
> From: Paul Toseland <toseland at blueyonder.co.uk>
> Date: 2004/01/21 Wed PM 02:39:29 EST
> To: lhjack at cox.net
> Subject: [B-Greek] Inclusio
>
> Hi. /Inclusio/ can defined simply as The use of the same words, or
> closely related words, to begin and end a discussion. Some examples
> from 2 Corinthians:
>
> 1:12-14 (KAUCHSIS hHMWN ... KAUCHMA hUMWN)
> 7:6-13a (PARAKALESEN hHMAS ... PARAKEKLHMEQA)
> 7:13b-16 (ECARHMEN ... CAIRW)
>
> Best regards
> Paul Toseland PhD (Bristol)
>
> P.S. It is a good idea (and required by B-Greek protocol) to append you
> name to any message to the list.
>
>
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