Re: Genitive Absolutes

From: Ray Clendenen (rclende@lifeway.com)
Date: Mon Apr 19 1999 - 08:53:41 EDT


Ray Clendenen@BSSBNOTES
04/19/99 07:53 AM

The name of the article, which takes up the whole issue is "Greek
Circumstantial Participles Tracking Participants with Participants in the
Greek New Testament," pp. 177-259.
Ray Clendenen

"Rodney J. Decker" <rdecker@bbc.edu> on 04/18/99 06:13:32 PM

To: Ray Clendenen/Nashville/BSSBNOTES
cc: b-greek@franklin.oit.unc.edu
Subject: Re: Genitive Absolutes

>I have just been reading Phyllis and Alan Healey's 1990 study on the
>genitive absolute
...
>OPTAT (Occasional Papers in Translation and
>Textlinguistics) 4.3 (1990)

Sounds interesting, but to get it via Inter-Library loan, I'd need the
title and page numbers. (Librarians insist on such things!) If you could
post that info, I'd much appreciate it.

I've been encouraging students to do a ThM thesis or diss. on genitive
absolutes for several years (periphrastics, too, for that matter), but
haven't had any takers yet.

Thanks,

Rod

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