| Título : | A greek grammar of the new testament and other early christian literature | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Autores: | Blass, Friedrich, Autor | | Mención de edición: | 1era | | Editorial: | The university of chicago press | | Fecha de publicación: | 1961 | | Número de páginas: | 325 páginas | | Nota general: | <27544> | | Idioma : | Inglés | | Clasificación: | 220.484/F96/(ING) | | Resumen: | From the Preface to the Fourth Edition ix
Preface to the English Edition xi
TABLES OF ABBREVIATIONS
(A) Primary Texts
I. The New Testament, The Apostolic Fathes and the Other
Early Christian Literature xvii
II. The Septuagint xviii
III. Greek and Latin Texts and Authors xix
IV. Papyri and Inscriptions xxiii
(B) Literature
V. Modern Literature xxv
VI. Periodicals xxxiii
(C) General and Special Abbreviations
VII. General Abbreviations xxxvi
VIII. Special Abbreviations xxxvii
Introduction
(1) New Testament Greek 1
(2) The Koine 1
(3) The Place of the NT within Hellenistic Greek 2
PART I. PHONOLOGY
1. On Orthography 7
2. Phonetics in Composition 11
3. Major Vowel Changes 13
4. Other Sound Changes 15
5. On the Transliteration of Foreign Words 20
PART II. ACCIDENCE AND WORD-FORMATION
1. Declension 25
(1) First Declension 25
(2) Second Declension 25
(3) Contracted Forms of the First and Second Declensions 25
(4) Third Declension 26
(5) Metaplasm (Fluctuation of Declension) 28
(6) Declension of Foreign Words 29
(7) Adjectives: New Feminines and Comparison 32
(8) Numerals 34
(9) Pronouns 35
2. Conjugation 36
(1) Introduction 36
(2) Augment and Reduplication 36
(3) -W Verbs 38
(4) -MI Verbs 46
(5) Supplement: Catalogue of Verbs 50
3. Adverbs 55
4. Particles 57
5. Word-Formation 58
(1) Word-Formation by Suffixes 58
(2) Word-Formation by Composition 62
(3) The Formation of Personal Names 67
6. Vocabulary 68
PART III. SYNTAX
1. Subject and Predicate 70
(1) Omission of the Verb elvai 70
(2) Omission of the Subject 72
2. Agreement 72
(1) Agreement in Gender 72
(2) Agreement in Number 73
(3) Constructio ad Sensum 74
(4) Agreement with Two or More Co-ordinate Words 74
(5) More Serious Incongruencies (Solecisms) 75
3. Use of Gender and Number 76
(1) Gender 76
(2) Number 77
4. Syntax of the Cases 79
(1) Nominative 79
(2) Vocative 81
(3) Accusative 82
(4) Genitive 89
(5) Dative 100
5. Syntax of Prepositions 110
(1) Introduction 110
(2) Prepositions with One Case 110
(3) Prepositions with Two Cases 110
(4) Prepositions with Three Cases 122
6. Syntax of Adjectives 125
(1) Attributive 125
(2) Predicate Adjective Corresponding to an Adverb
(orPrepositional Phrase) 126
(3) Comparison 126
7. Syntax of Numerals 129
8. The Article 131
(1) O n Tó as a Pronoun 131
(2) The Article with a Substantive 131
(3) The Article with Adjectives Used as Substantives 138
(4) The Substantivizing Article with Numerals, Adverbs,etc. 139
(5) The Article with Appositives 140
(6) The Article with Two or More Attributives 140
(7) The Article and the Position of the Attributive 141
(8) The Article with Predicate Nouns 143
(9) The Article with Pronouns and Pronominal Adjectives 143
(10) The Article with Two or More Substantives Connected by και 144
9. Syntax of Pronouns 145
(1) Personal Pronouns 145
(2) Reflexive Pronouns 147
(3) Possessive Pronouns 148
(4) Reciprocal Pronouns 150
(5) AuTós as Intensive and Identical 150
(6) Demonstrative Pronouns 150
(7) Relative Pronouns 152
(8) Interrogative Pronouns 155
(9) Indefinite Pronouns 158
(10) Derivative Correlatives 159
(11) Pronominal Adjectives 160
10. Syntax of the Verb 161
(1)Voice 161
(a) Active 161
(b) Passive 164
(c) Middle 165
(2) Tense 166
(a) The Present Indicative 167
(b) The Imperfect and Aorist Indicative 169
(c) The Present and Aorist Imperatives and the
Prohibitive and Adhortative Subjunctives 172
(d) The Present and Aorist Infinitives 174
(e) The Present and Aorist Participles 174
(f) The Perfect 175
(g) The Pluperfect 177
h) The Future 178
(i) Periphrastic Conjugations 179
(3) The Moods 181
(a) The Indicative of Secondary Tenses in Main Clauses 181
(b) The Future Indicative for Volitive Expressions Main Clauses
(instead of the Imperative Subjunctive) 183
(c) The Subjunctive in Main 183
(d) Indicative and Subjunctive in Subordinate Clauses 185
(e) The Optative 194
(f ) The Imperative 195
(g) The Infinitive 196
(i) The Participle 212
11. Adverbs and Particles 220
(1) Negatives 220
(2) Adverbs 224
(3) Particles and Conjunctions 225
(a) Modal Particles 226
(b) Co-ordinating (Paratactic) Conjunctions 227
(c) Subordinating (Hypotactic) Conjunctions 236
12. Sentence Structure 239
(1) Asyndeton 240
(2) The Period 242
(3) The Parenthesis 242
(4) Anacoluthon 243
(5) The Use of Parataxis in the Vernacular 247
13. Word and Clause Order 248
(1) Word Order 248
14. Ellipsis, Brachylogy, Pleonasm 253
(1) Ellipsis and Brachylogy 253
(2) Pleonasm 256
15. The Arrangement of Words: Figures of Speech 256
(1) Figures of Expression 257
(2) Figures of Thought 262
INDICES
I. Index of subjetcs 265
II. Index of Greek Words and Forms 274
III. Index of references 302
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A greek grammar of the new testament and other early christian literature [texto impreso] / Blass, Friedrich, Autor . - 1era . - [S.l.] : The university of chicago press, 1961 . - 325 páginas. <27544> Idioma : Inglés | Clasificación: | 220.484/F96/(ING) | | Resumen: | From the Preface to the Fourth Edition ix
Preface to the English Edition xi
TABLES OF ABBREVIATIONS
(A) Primary Texts
I. The New Testament, The Apostolic Fathes and the Other
Early Christian Literature xvii
II. The Septuagint xviii
III. Greek and Latin Texts and Authors xix
IV. Papyri and Inscriptions xxiii
(B) Literature
V. Modern Literature xxv
VI. Periodicals xxxiii
(C) General and Special Abbreviations
VII. General Abbreviations xxxvi
VIII. Special Abbreviations xxxvii
Introduction
(1) New Testament Greek 1
(2) The Koine 1
(3) The Place of the NT within Hellenistic Greek 2
PART I. PHONOLOGY
1. On Orthography 7
2. Phonetics in Composition 11
3. Major Vowel Changes 13
4. Other Sound Changes 15
5. On the Transliteration of Foreign Words 20
PART II. ACCIDENCE AND WORD-FORMATION
1. Declension 25
(1) First Declension 25
(2) Second Declension 25
(3) Contracted Forms of the First and Second Declensions 25
(4) Third Declension 26
(5) Metaplasm (Fluctuation of Declension) 28
(6) Declension of Foreign Words 29
(7) Adjectives: New Feminines and Comparison 32
(8) Numerals 34
(9) Pronouns 35
2. Conjugation 36
(1) Introduction 36
(2) Augment and Reduplication 36
(3) -W Verbs 38
(4) -MI Verbs 46
(5) Supplement: Catalogue of Verbs 50
3. Adverbs 55
4. Particles 57
5. Word-Formation 58
(1) Word-Formation by Suffixes 58
(2) Word-Formation by Composition 62
(3) The Formation of Personal Names 67
6. Vocabulary 68
PART III. SYNTAX
1. Subject and Predicate 70
(1) Omission of the Verb elvai 70
(2) Omission of the Subject 72
2. Agreement 72
(1) Agreement in Gender 72
(2) Agreement in Number 73
(3) Constructio ad Sensum 74
(4) Agreement with Two or More Co-ordinate Words 74
(5) More Serious Incongruencies (Solecisms) 75
3. Use of Gender and Number 76
(1) Gender 76
(2) Number 77
4. Syntax of the Cases 79
(1) Nominative 79
(2) Vocative 81
(3) Accusative 82
(4) Genitive 89
(5) Dative 100
5. Syntax of Prepositions 110
(1) Introduction 110
(2) Prepositions with One Case 110
(3) Prepositions with Two Cases 110
(4) Prepositions with Three Cases 122
6. Syntax of Adjectives 125
(1) Attributive 125
(2) Predicate Adjective Corresponding to an Adverb
(orPrepositional Phrase) 126
(3) Comparison 126
7. Syntax of Numerals 129
8. The Article 131
(1) O n Tó as a Pronoun 131
(2) The Article with a Substantive 131
(3) The Article with Adjectives Used as Substantives 138
(4) The Substantivizing Article with Numerals, Adverbs,etc. 139
(5) The Article with Appositives 140
(6) The Article with Two or More Attributives 140
(7) The Article and the Position of the Attributive 141
(8) The Article with Predicate Nouns 143
(9) The Article with Pronouns and Pronominal Adjectives 143
(10) The Article with Two or More Substantives Connected by και 144
9. Syntax of Pronouns 145
(1) Personal Pronouns 145
(2) Reflexive Pronouns 147
(3) Possessive Pronouns 148
(4) Reciprocal Pronouns 150
(5) AuTós as Intensive and Identical 150
(6) Demonstrative Pronouns 150
(7) Relative Pronouns 152
(8) Interrogative Pronouns 155
(9) Indefinite Pronouns 158
(10) Derivative Correlatives 159
(11) Pronominal Adjectives 160
10. Syntax of the Verb 161
(1)Voice 161
(a) Active 161
(b) Passive 164
(c) Middle 165
(2) Tense 166
(a) The Present Indicative 167
(b) The Imperfect and Aorist Indicative 169
(c) The Present and Aorist Imperatives and the
Prohibitive and Adhortative Subjunctives 172
(d) The Present and Aorist Infinitives 174
(e) The Present and Aorist Participles 174
(f) The Perfect 175
(g) The Pluperfect 177
h) The Future 178
(i) Periphrastic Conjugations 179
(3) The Moods 181
(a) The Indicative of Secondary Tenses in Main Clauses 181
(b) The Future Indicative for Volitive Expressions Main Clauses
(instead of the Imperative Subjunctive) 183
(c) The Subjunctive in Main 183
(d) Indicative and Subjunctive in Subordinate Clauses 185
(e) The Optative 194
(f ) The Imperative 195
(g) The Infinitive 196
(i) The Participle 212
11. Adverbs and Particles 220
(1) Negatives 220
(2) Adverbs 224
(3) Particles and Conjunctions 225
(a) Modal Particles 226
(b) Co-ordinating (Paratactic) Conjunctions 227
(c) Subordinating (Hypotactic) Conjunctions 236
12. Sentence Structure 239
(1) Asyndeton 240
(2) The Period 242
(3) The Parenthesis 242
(4) Anacoluthon 243
(5) The Use of Parataxis in the Vernacular 247
13. Word and Clause Order 248
(1) Word Order 248
14. Ellipsis, Brachylogy, Pleonasm 253
(1) Ellipsis and Brachylogy 253
(2) Pleonasm 256
15. The Arrangement of Words: Figures of Speech 256
(1) Figures of Expression 257
(2) Figures of Thought 262
INDICES
I. Index of subjetcs 265
II. Index of Greek Words and Forms 274
III. Index of references 302
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