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Grammatical aids for students of New Testament Greek
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ISBN: 0802814476 Year: 1972 Publisher: Grand Rapids : Eerdmans,

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The form and function of the body of the Greek letter : a study of the letter-body in the non-literary papyri and in Paul the Apostle.
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Year: 1972 Publisher: [Missoula, Mont.] : Society of Biblical Literature for the Seminar on Paul,

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The form and function of the body of the Greek letter : a study of the letter-body in the non-literary papyri and in Paul the Apostle
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Year: 1972 Publisher: [Missoula, Mont.] : Society of Biblical Literature for the Seminar on Paul,

Studies in the language of Homer
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ISBN: 1139881450 1107712572 1107297907 1107719941 1107715814 1107714494 9781107719941 1306292468 9781306292467 9781107297906 0521077060 9780521077064 9780521038263 052103826X Year: 1972 Publisher: Cambridge Cambridge University Press

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Professor Shipp's purpose in the first edition of this book (published in 1953) was 'to examine in as much detail as possible the development of the language of the Iliad in some of its typical features, with careful attention to the spoken dialects involved and to the influence of metre'. In the second edition he widens the scope of his work to examine the Odyssey as well as the Iliad, and he extends its detail to include syntax as well as grammatical forms and to cover questions of vocabulary more comprehensively. The author's earlier conclusions are shown to be confirmed, and an important further result for the Odyssey has been to show the typical lateness of the language of moralizing passages.

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