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The 3rd pers. sing, imperative sentence of 2:18-19 is asyndetically joined to that
of 2:16-17. The conditional sentence of 2:20-23 is also asyndetically introduced,
and, as to its semantic function it is but a third imperative, added to the two ...
Lars Hartman, David Hellholm,
1997
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Hebrew in Its West Semitic Setting: A Comparative Survey of ...
I, IV and X are thus introduced asyndetically, while the others are introduced by
the prefixable conjunction /w-/. These are indeed the most common ways of
introducing main sentences; other coordinative conjunctions are used relatively
rarely, ...
Note that the motivation is introduced asyndetically. k. Comments Richter
identified the Akkadian vetitive as semantically equivalent to Hebrew '78 plus the
jussive. 1 His suggestion seems strongly supported by the evidence from RS
22.439 ...
4
Punctuation as a Means of Medium-dependent Presentation ...
The discussion of structural opacity in the context of general punctuation
principles in section 7.1.2.1 above has shown that the use of punctuation ap—
pears inevitable in cases of asyndetically conjoined material. That is, if
juxtaposed, ...
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Pentateuchal Traditions in the Late Second Temple Period: ...
On the other hand Frank-Lothar Hossfeld shows that the Deut Decalogue can be
divided in two parts corresponding to the Deuteronomistic idea of two stone
tablets (Deut 4:13; 5:22; 10:1, 3) namely four asyndetically placed
commandments ...
Akio Moriya, Gohei Hata,
2012
6
Zion's Rock-Solid Foundations: An Exegetical Study of the ...
Such is clearly not the intention, however, since the short monocolon with which
verse 28 begins and which is asyndetically linked via the passive verb form with
verse 27, deliberately implies contrast. The contrast in question is then further ...
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The Westminster Dictionary of New Testament and Early ...
(4) When not introduced by a verb of request, instruction is given asyndetically (
Rom. 16:1 [var. lect.]; 1 Cor. 5:4; 16:15b; Gal. 1:9b; Phil. 4:2; Phlm. 10). (5)
Asyndeton marks the concluding statement following the discussion of a subject (
Rom.
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A Grammar of the New Testament Greek
27 (dpr/vrjv twice, asyndetically), xix. 10 (l^ovo-lav (Xw twice), Matt. xii. 37 (eV rS>
v Xoyiav crov twice), 1 Cor. xiii. 11 (o>« CIJTTIOS thrice, asyndetically), xiv. 24 (
uiro Trdvrtav twice, asyndetically), i. 20 (TTOU three times, asyndetically), iv.
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The house is empty: grammars of madness in J. Frame's ...
to "the deep sighs of beds", ll.3-6) + 3 pre-modifying adjectives, paratactically
juxtaposed by nil- linkage ("steady /low/ white"); (4): 4 main clauses asyndetically
coordinated; (5): 3 prepositional phrases, nil-linkage + "and" ("of the human head
/ ...
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Historical Linguistics 1989: Papers from the 9th ...
They can simply be regarded as asyndetically coordinated verbs referring to a
sequence of events, provided that all verbs in a string are governed by the same
subject. The use of the terms 'serial' and 'consecutive' can be summarized as ...
Hendrik Aertsen, Robert J. Jeffers,
1993