Studies in the Greek Bible essays in honor of Francis T. Gignac, S.J.
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- Genesis creation traditions
- Creation under control : power language in Genesis 1:1-2:3
- Guarding head and heel : observations on Septuagint Genesis 3:15
- "What is [epithere]?" : Genesis 1:2b in the Sahidic version of the LXX and the Apocryphon of John
- Later Septuagintal books. A textual and literary analysis of the Song of the three Jews in Greek Daniel 3:52-90
- Septuagintalisms, Semitic interference, and the original language of the Book of Judith
- Martyrdom as cultic death in the Books of Maccabees : antecedents and later developments
- New Testament texts. Verbal aspect and discourse function in Mark 16:1-8 : three significant instances
- The "impersonal" plural active of the verb in the Synoptic Gospels and Acts : Semitic interference?
- Luke 10:38-42 and Acts 6:1-7 : a Lukan diptych on [diakonia]
- Participial aspect and the Lamb's paradigmatic witness in Revelation 13:8
- Linguistic studies. The language of creation in Ben Sira : [ḥalaḳ] = [ktizō]
- The Septuagint as interpretative translation and the complex background to [katanyssomai] in Acts 2:37
- Phonological phenomena in Greek papyri and inscriptions and their significance for the Septuagint.