[B-Greek] KAT' IDIAN LK 10:23 feminine singular

Barry Hofstetter nebarry at verizon.net
Sat Apr 23 08:57:07 EDT 2005


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From: "William Hassold" <sarwilha at atlantic.net>
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Subject: Re: [B-Greek] KAT' IDIAN LK 10:23 feminine singular


>>Thayer's Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament (based on Grimm's Wilke's 
>>Clavis Novi Testamenti) suggests that the noun which lies behind the phrase 
>>KAT' IDIAN is XWRA, which has the sense of "region" or "place".<<

Could well be.  What's funny to me is that I pulled BAGD, and then LSJ (yes, I 
use real books), and found no such explanation.  I then looked at Thayer and 
thought -- "Nah, not worth the time!"

N.E. Barry Hofstetter
Adjunct Faculty, The Center for Urban Theological Studies
         Philadelphia, PA
http://www.cuts.edu
Visiting Faculty, Reformed Theological Seminary
         Washington, D.C.
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