Question About Prepositional Phrases in Greek
Kathryn Johnson <[email protected]> Sun, 29 Dec 2019 19:11:41 -0500
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Hey, everybody.
I am looking for some examples in Greek prose or poetry of someone
using a prepositional phrase as a stand-alone sentence with an implied
subject and verb of being.
So--for example--perhaps someone writing (in Greek) "away from the
sea" to mean "[I am] away from the sea (" =E1=BC=80=CF=80=E1=BD=B8 =CF=84=
=E1=BF=86=CF=82 =CE=B8=CE=B1=CE=BB=CE=AC=CF=84=CF=84=CE=B7=CF=82" ).
I just need one example, but I would delight in two, and revel in
three. I'm not sure how to look this up myself, you see.
Many thanks,
Kathryn