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Rahlfs Septuagint + other PDF books

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Re: Rahlfs Septuagint + other PDF books

Postby Filidh » Tue Dec 10, 2013 8:42 pm

here's a pdf of the greek enchiridion.
https://ia601701.us.archive.org/3/items ... ridion.pdf
someone uploaded it, apparently. so yah, there's all anyone needs to begin learning greek.
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Re: Rahlfs Septuagint + other PDF books

Postby Filidh » Fri Apr 25, 2014 3:58 pm

just one thing to note. bill recently made a comment that i agree with but haven't made clear, so i'll be more clear now: strong's greek pronunciation works fine, the reconstructed pronunciation also works fine, but strong's is simpler and thus is more ideal. the main thing i liked about the reconstructed pronunciation was the singsong effect that it had, by this i mean:

ά being pronounced in a rising tone, ὰ in a falling tone, and ᾶ in a tone that rises and falls in the same syllable. α as 'ah', ε as 'eh', η as in the 'a' in 'ache', ι as 'ee', ξ as 'ks', ο and ω as 'oh', υ as the 'oo' of 'boon', χ as german hard 'ch' or scottish 'ch' of 'loch'. but pronunciation is only secondary to the meat of the language itself.

edit: the rising and falling is contrary to the stress-based pronunciation. but quite simply, either one works just fine and neither is better.
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