As one who's studying NT Greek outside the seminary context, I'm wondering if there's a good book describing a method for sentence diagramming in the Greek context. Anyone have any suggestions? I know of two - Belcher's notes from WTS-PA, and Kantenwein's book (Diagrammatical Analysis) that also treats Hebrew using (I suspect) the same method. Anyone familiar with these know if they're more or less interchangeable re: the methodology? One better than the other? Help?

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Kantenwein is the only one I know of that is written for diagramming alone. There is some in Fee's New Testament Exegesis (3rd ed.; see pp. 41ff.).

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Casey beat me to it: Here is a link:

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Google Books: Solomon Barrett. He wrote a book that does quite a bit of sentence diagramming on different languages. I think Greek is one. Textkit - Greek and Latin Learning Tools lists some books from Google Books that also do sentence diagramming.

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