Verbs of motion
Is it true that the Greek term εν not to occur with verbs of motion? I understand this to be yes from the sources I read.
Moulton, James Hope., Howard, Wilbert Francis., Turner, Nigel. A Grammar of New Testament Greek: Volume 3: Syntax. New York: Bloomsbury Academic, 2000.
Robertson, A. T.. A Grammar of the Greek New Testament in the Light of Historical Research. United Kingdom: Hodder & Stoughton, 1914.
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Christian Alexander said:
Is it true that the Greek term εν not to occur with verbs of motion?
Do you have any reason to question your sources?
I don't know Greek but this search seems to confirm the grammars. You need to "play" with grammatical and morphological searches until you can build basic searches such as this. Note even expanding to 16.9 does not produce results.
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MJ. Smith said:
Do you have any reason to question your sources?
Well I read these a long time ago and that was in my notes with no page numbers. I could not find anything in the index.
MJ. Smith said:You need to "play" with grammatical and morphological searches until you can build basic searches such as this
Yes I do and I am working on it more systematically.
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