GR1E02
GREEK, II (A.Y. 2023/2024)
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Accademic Unit
Faculty of Theology
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Course
Baccalaureate in Theology
, Licentiate in Theology specialization in Dogmatic Theology
Objectives :Achieve a more advanced comprehension of various texts from the gospels of Mark and John and analyze them grammatically and syntactically.
Contents: Adjectives: comparative and superlative. Pronouns: reflexive, reciprocal, relative. Verbs: further explanation on the function of middle and passive voices. Verbal conjugation: future infinitive and participle; aorist indicative, imperative, infinitive, participle and subjunctive; perfect indicative, infinitive, participle and subjunctive; pluperfect indicative; verbs ending in – mi; non-thematic verbs.
Methodology : Each class session will consist of three parts: introduction of the new material, reading the New Testament, followed by analysis. There will be homeworks assigned as well.
Prerequisites: The student must have passed Greek I, or the corresponding qualification exam.
Means of evaluation: There will be a midterm and a final exam. The professor will explain the details at the beginning of the course.
Information
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Semestre:
2° Semestre
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ECTS:
4
Teachers
Vasile BABOTA
Lesson schedule/Room
Semester |
Day |
From |
To |
Room |
Floor |
Building |
Notes |
2° Semestre |
Giovedì |
15.00 |
15.45 |
C214 |
2 |
Centrale |
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2° Semestre |
Giovedì |
16.00 |
16.45 |
C214 |
2 |
Centrale |
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Bibliography
Calls
Date |
Hours |
Room |
Exam |
From Letter |
To Letter |
Note |
Jun 14, 2024
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MATTINA 9 |
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Written
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A |
Z |
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The professor will provide handouts. Additionally, the student should consult Swetnam, J., An Introduction to the Study of New Testament Greek, SubBib 16/1-2, PIB, Roma 1998; Aland, K. – Black, M. – Martini, C.M. – Metzger, B.M. – Wikgren, A., The Greek New Testament, Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft & American Bible Society, Stuttgart 20145; includes A Concise Greek-English Dictionary of the New Testament (rev. ed by B.M. Newman).