On the scholarship, for my money the best general introductions,
despite the recent spate of studies, are still B. E. Perry, Ancient
Romances and, esp. Thomas Hagg (umlaut over the "a"), _The Novel in
Antiquity_.
-- Bart D. Ehrman, University of North Carolina at CHapel Hill
On Wed, 11 Sep 1996, Kenneth Litwak wrote:
> This is not per se about biblical Greek , though it is related
> tangentially. I wonder if anyone can recommend a work or wrks which
> contain one more Greek, especially Hellenistic period novels. I've read
> the views of scholars that Luke-Acts (Pervo and Praeder) and Mark
> (Tolbert) are novels, a theory I don't find convincing, but I want to
> reaad a good selection of novels to see how they comapre. Thanks.
>
> Ken Litwak
> GTU
> Berserkely, CA
>