Notes on New Testament Grammar (Classic Reprint) - Brossura

Excerpt from Notes on New Testament Grammar

In the days of Alexander the Great the Attic had become the prevalent dialect, though the others had not Wholly ceased to be used. From this point we may conveniently trace the rise Of the later Greek dialects and idioms, as distinguished from the earlier classical dialects mentioned above.

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