[B-Greek] NT Greek accents[Scanned]
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Mon Sep 20 07:47:53 EDT 2004
> second aorist participles normally shift their accent one
> place nearer the ultima. This can really help since present
> and second aorist participles are often confused.
The stem change is far more obvious here than an accent shift.
.
Rodney J. Decker, Th.D., Assoc. Professor/NT
Baptist Bible Seminary, Clarks Summit, PA, USA
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> One more for the list, which my students find useful, is that
> second aorist participles normally shift their accent one
> place nearer the ultima. This can really help since present
> and second aorist participles are often confused.
>
> John Schwandt
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