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I am not enjoying this because it presupposes intimate knowledge such that he assumes you have enormous amount of verses memorized for recall. I learned much from the Introduction and first few pages of the Mark section. I will read the initial parts of the chapters to see who are the authors.

The authors are anonymous and several steps away from Jesus or the Apostles. Much too comes from oral traditions.

I have used 3 Greek grammars, and this is one of the better ones. It's funny that one of my grammars was written by a Catholic Jesuit priest who was famous for his knowledge of BIblical Greek, and the protestant grammars make no mention of his book in their references for further reading.

I have used 3 Greek grammars, and this is one of the better ones. It's funny that one of my grammars was written by a Catholic Jesuit priest who was famous for his knowledge of BIblical Greek, and the protestant grammars make no mention of his book in their references for further reading.

Mitanni kings sent princesses to Egypt expecting gold in return. But they felt Egypt never sent enough gold.

This book fascinates me because of how he retells the myths while commenting on them. It is very dense and assumes a good deal of knowledge of the myths and Ancient Greek matters in general.

This is a good collection glad someone thought to assemble all these poems. I just read Ovid, so After Ovid is a natural follow up.