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Biblical and Ancient Greek Linguistics (BAGL) is an international journal furthering the application of modern linguistics to the study of ancient and biblical Greek. BAGL focuses particularly on analyzing texts—including, but not restricted to the Greek New Testament. Advancing the discussion and methods of the field of research, BAGL is dedicated to publishing the results of significant...

allow a reader/listener to experience less tangible processes as more concrete things.37 The second motivation for the use of ideational metaphor concerns its implications for the textual metafunction. Here, two points can be made. First, when a process is realized metaphorically as a thing, it can then be treated textually as a participant in the discourse similar to other things/entities.38 Second, ideational metaphor provides the language user with a resource to modify processes in such a way
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