A component of the Greek Language and Linguistics Gateway

Several projects now in progress or completed within the last decade demonstrate significant advances in the application of current linguistic theories to the study of Ancient Greek. Those presented here represent a wide range of linguistic theories and no intentional preference is given to one over another.

Works in Progress

• James Tauber, Computational Morphological Analysis of the Greek New Testament .

Completed Items

• Chet Creider and Richard Hudson, " Case Agreement in Ancient Greek: implications for a theory of covert elements ."

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• Rodney Decker, Temporal Deixis and Verbal Aspect .

• Philip Graber, Context in Text: A Systemic Functional Analysis of the Parable of the Sower .

• Andrew Katona, " Opening of the Voiced Stops /b d g/ in Greek ."

• N Asensio Martín and Gustavo Martín-Asensio, Transitivity-based foregrounding in the Acts of the Apostles .

• Gary Stringer, " New Testament Greek: Towards a Two-level Description ."

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• Simon Wong, Semantic Case-Relations in the Pauline Epistles.

One Project Currently Suspended

• A Greek Grammar of the New Testament and Other Hellenistic Greek Literature