[B-Greek] 1Tim5:9 - woman of one man (TLG check)
Fortigurn
dixit-dominus at thechristadelphians.org
Sat May 16 01:33:10 EDT 2009
Steve, this is from TLG.
1. Plutarchus Biogr. et Phil.
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/Vitae decem oratorum
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{*0007.121*} /(A.D. 1-2)/ Stephanus page *847* section *C*
line *7*. (Browse)
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Barcroft translates 'He [Demosthenes] left behind him two sons by one
wife, the daughter of one Heliodorus, a principal citizen.'
Jonathan Burke.
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Carl
I had to respond again on line to thank for that. This reference is absolute gold. I feel somewhat sheepish that I didn't know it existed.
http://community.middlebury.edu/~harris/Texts/propertius.4.11.html
* if anyone else does know a Greek text pre-Paul (or the inverse "man of one woman") still very interested to hear.
Thank you.
Steven
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