I am doing a study on Biblical Greek Morphology and I have read Mounce's textbook but want something deeper.
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Christian Alexander:I am doing a study on Biblical Greek Morphology
If you start with proto-indo-european morphology, you can reduce Greek morphology to a series of change rules - some phonological, others simplifications/complications. You then have a firm basis for doing the same for Latin, Gothic and other Indo-European early Bible translations.
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MJ not quite understanding what you are saying. I have read Wallace's work but want something deeper.
I answered this question in the other thread.