consider Sentences Reconsidered in the Light of Greek Evidence

Rivers of Evidence

There has been too much of a one-way flow drift down a river of evidence. Researchers from rich countries have produced the primary evidence which they proceed to summarise within reviews. These summaries have directed care worldwide. However, things are changing and the river of evidence can flow in the other direction. The care of women with eclampsia has been changed or refined throughout th...

You Say Periklute, I Say Paraclete: Towards a Reconciliation Between the Bible and the Quran

The Quranic statement that Jesus predicted Muhammad by name is examined in light of the expectation of what the “kingdom of God” was. The concept of the kingdom of God as being the light or fire of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost is contrasted with the Sufi concept of the “Light of Muhammad.” Pentecost could be the Light of Muhammad coming upon the apostles of Christ; the Light is the same, but kn...

Underlying and Surface Grammatical Relations in Greek consider Sentences

Study and Explanation of the Processes, Factors and Consequences of Persian and Greek Acculturation during the Sixth to Third Centuries BC

The conquest of Asia Minor marked the beginning of a long-standing relationship between the Persians and the Greeks, which, in parallel with political developments, also affected the cultural spheres. The presence of Persians in this region put two cultures from the East and the West with different natures in a process of acculturation. It was a continuous process that began limitedly and then ...

ASPECTS OF NEGATION IN CLASSICAL GREEK by Daniel

Negation in classical Greek has traditionally been assumed to be, as we might expect from the post-neogrammarian approach to syntax, a surface structure phenomenon, although it has long been recognized that the semantic component is in several instances responsible for the pattern of negation. In these latter cases the received interpretation is similar, though naively so, to a generative analy...