Untersuchungen zur Syntax des Afraates

I. Die Relativpartikel und der Relativsatz

By Erich Hartwig

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This grammatical study focuses on how the relative particle is used in the Demonstrations of fourth century Syriac author Aphrahat. A great number of examples from Aphrahat’s writings are included in both Syriac and in German translation.

Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC

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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61719-595-2

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Series: Analecta Gorgiana 646

Publication Date: Sep 7,2012

Interior Color: Black

Trim Size: 6 x 9

Page Count: 57

Language: German

ISBN: 978-1-61719-595-2

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This grammatical study, the author’s doctoral dissertation, focuses on the Demonstrations of fourth century Syriac author Aphrahat, and in particular, how the relative particle d- is used. In the introduction, Hartwig briefly surveys the characteristics of Aphrahat’s language, especially with respect to its witness as early Syriac (including vocabulary and loanwords). A great number of examples from Aphrahat’s writings are included in both Syriac and in German translation, so linguists who do not know Syriac can still benefit from the syntactical discussion. In addition to focusing on Syriac, Hartwig includes numerous references to relevant usages of Rabbinic Hebrew and Biblical Aramaic.

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Einleitung (page 5)
Die Sprache des Afraates im Allgemeinen (page 5)
Die Form Der Relativpartikel. (page 7)
A. Der Attributive Gebrauch Ausserhalb Des Genitivs. (page 9)
B. Attributiver Gebrauch Des in Der Genitivdarstellung. (page 22)
C. Coniunctioneller Gebrauch Des in Relativsatzen. (page 32)
In Conditionalsatzen. (page 43)
Lebenslauf. (page 56)
Thesen. (page 57)