From: Mary L B Pendergraft (pender@f1n7.sp2net.wfu.edu)
Date: Mon Apr 26 1999 - 12:27:44 EDT
At 11:13 AM 4/26/99 -0500, Bill Ross wrote:
>{Mary}
>Carl's right that the most natural way to read a form of EIMI + perf. pass.
>participle is as a periphrastic form of the verb. It happens all the time
>and is not unusual at all.
>
>{Bill}
>The point was well made and is well taken. However, is it *necessarily* so,
>since the non-periphrasatic exists, and since EIMI can stand alone? Can it
>read:
>
>"By grace you are, having been saved through faith"
>
>or *must* it be
>
>"By grace you have been saved through faith"
>
I really believe it _must_ be the latter: the question is less ESTE than
SESWiSMENOI and finding examples of such a participle standing beside EIMI
and _not_ representing the periphrastic perfect.
Mary
Mary Pendergraft
Associate Professor of Classical Languages
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem NC 27109-7343
336-758-5331 (NOTE: this is a new number) pender@wfu.edu
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