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• Title : A Handbook of Ancient Greek Grammatical Terms: Greek-English and English-Greek (AGROS)
• Author : T. Michael W. Halcomb
• Rating : 4.89 (375 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-4-15
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 208 Pages
• Asin : 0615804098
• Language : English

. T. His interests include ancient Greek, social-scientific criticism, performance criticism, the intersection of popular culture and religion, and Markan and Pauline studies. Halcomb is also the founder of the Conversational Koine Institute. He has au

. T. His interests include ancient Greek, social-scientific criticism, performance criticism, the intersection of popular culture and religion, and Markan and Pauline studies. Halcomb is also the founder of the Conversational Koine Institute. He has authored several books, is published in a number of academic journals, and presents often at academic conferences. Michael W. Halcomb is a PhD candidate (New Testament) at Asbury Theological Seminary

A Handbook of Ancient Greek Grammatical Terms is a user-friendly resource that accomplishes two main objectives: to provide learners with a quick-access guide to ancient Greek grammatical terms both in Greek to English and English to Greek and to assist learners in building their grammatical vocabulary so that they can better observe, describe, and discuss grammatical phenomena that occur in ancient Greek discourse. Containing over 600 Greek grammatical terms given with accurate glosses, cited with ancient primary sources, and explained with easy-to-understand examples, A Handbook of Ancient Grammatical Terms provides an entry point to study ancient Greek grammar for students, teachers, and researchers.

He has authored several books, is published in a number of academic journals, and presents often at academic conferences. Halcomb is also the founder of the Conversational Koine Institute. Halcomb is a PhD candidate (New Testament) at Asbury Theological Seminary. . His interests include ancient Greek, social-scientific criticism, performance criticism, the intersection of popular culture and religion, and Markan and Pauline studies. About the Author T. Michael W

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