By James Hope Moulton, Wilbert Francis Howard, Nigel Turner

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E. between hos and hostis. He has hostis on several occasions when hos would be less vernacular ; and only one instance is taken from Mk (Mt 15 i628),52the larest being part of 1 33 41 his55special source M or of his editorial work y I3 ig bis 2O 2i - 25! 27 -62, or else they are peculiar to his Q material y 26 222 2327. Then again, in common with other NT authors (Mk, Lk-Ac, Jn) he attempts to use the gen. absol. but fails to use it properly, making it once agree with the subject 20 18 29 (i18 M), and often using it in place of the ptc.

F U R T H E R STYLISTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF MATTHEW Probably for mnemonic purposes, not clear to us, Matthew has the habit of repeating a phrase within the compass of a short passage, never to use it again. It seems no more than a curious habit. Thus, within 21"19 are three similar phrases : i. When Jesus was born (gen. ) behold. 2. When they departed (gen. ) behold. 3. When Herod was dead (gen. ) behold. Within 31-13 are two phrases : i. John cornes. es. Within 412'51 three phrases : i. And Jesus hearing.

Aitia — causa (papyri). Census (papyri). Cf abattus (papyri). Denarius (papyri). Phragelloo=fragellare, Praetorius (papyri). Kodrantes = quadrans. The following words are found only in Mk among the gospels : centurio, xestês = sextarius, speculator. Luke has avoided some Latin words of Mk but he still has assarion ( = Mt), a Greek diminutive of the Roman as (one-sixteenth of a denarius), sudarium ( = Jn, Ac), legio (Mt Mk Lk), and modius (Mt Mk Lk). 30 A GRAMMA R O F NE W TESTAMEN T GREE K Extent of the Latinism .

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