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  • From: Niels Peter Lemche <npl AT teol.ku.dk>
  • To: 'Alviero Niccacci' <sbfnet AT netvision.net.il>
  • Cc: "'b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu'" <b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
  • Subject: RE: historiography--Language
  • Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2000 11:03:30 +0100


Dear Alviero Niccacci

> Dear list-members,
>
>
[Niels Peter Lemche]

Istn't interesting: no changes of syntax, and what kinds of
morphology are we talking about. Besides, Alviero, try to answer my more
recent post about Mesha instead of my first--later refuted mail. Mesha does
display some linguistiv differences such as the jmn rbn, I referred to, and
the feminimu -t in the absolute.

NPL

> Besides, as far as my knowledge goes, there is NO DIFFERENCE
> between early BH text such as Samuel-Kings and their late rewriting
> in Chronicles. The verb system used is the same. The scribes could
> perfectly write in classical language also when the spoken language
> had changed. Even in the DSS scrolls and in Ben Sira NO DIFFERENCE
> appears in the use of wayyiqtol and other verbforms and constructions.
> Differences certainly exist, however. But basically they lay
> in the realm of morphology and lexicography rather than in the realm
> of verb syntax.
> A blessed New Year 2000 to all the listmembers.
>
> Alviero Niccacci
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  • RE: historiography--Language, Alviero Niccacci, 01/01/2000
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    • RE: historiography--Language, Niels Peter Lemche, 01/01/2000

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