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Georg Benedikt Winer's A Treatise on the Grammar of New Testament Greek transformed the study of New Testament Greek in his lifetime and was the standard grammar from the first edition published in 1822 through the sixth edition, translated into English by W. F. Moulton in 1870. This third revised edition of Moulton's translation was the precursor to Moulton, Howard and Turner’s four volume...

sq., 526–529; followed by the genitive, 242 sq.; position of, 163–166, 657–659, 686 sq. Adverbs, 447 sq., 578–643, 123; use of, by the N. T. writers, 579; derived from adjectives, 579 sq.; with the article, 135; joined to nouns, 582, 584; whether used for adjectives, 584; periphrases for, 526–529; replaced by adjectives, 582–584,—by participles or the dative case, 445 sq., 584 sq.,—by finite verbs, 585–590; demonstrative, included in relative, 198; governing a case, 590 sq.; combinations of, 591,
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