E.g., D.J.A. Clines, “How My (Lexicographical) Mind Has Changed, Or Else Remained the Same,” 233–240. In citations of articles populating this book, I provide only page numbers.

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T.C. Falla, “Reflections on Two Articles by Frederick W. Danker: Background and Appreciation,” 3–5.

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F.W. Danker, “Lexical Problems: Synonymy and Metonymy and Related Issues,” 7–11.

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Ibid., 8.

Ibid., 9.

J.W. Dyk, “The Hebrew and the Syriac Copula in Kings,” 13–23.

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Ibid., 16.

Ibid., 21.

Ibid., 22.

T.M. Lewis, “Lexemes with High Risk of Infection: Methodology for Examining Low-Frequency Lexemes,” 25–62.

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Ibid., 25.

Ibid., 26.

D. King, “Remarks on the Future of a Syriac Lexicon Based upon the Corpus of Philosophical Texts,” 63–81.

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Ibid., 64.

Ibid., 65, citing W. Betz, “Lehnwörter und Lehnprägungen im Vor- und Frühdeutschen,” in Deutsche Wortgeschichte (ed. F. Maurer and H. Rupp; Grundriss der germanischen Philologie 17/1; Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 1974), 135–163.

King, “Remarks on the Future of a Syriac Lexicon,” 66.

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Ibid., 67.

Ibid., 67–68.

Ibid., 68–69.

Ibid., 70–77.

Ibid., 77.

R.A. Taylor, “The Inclusion of Encyclopedic Information in Syriac Lexical Entries,” 83–99.

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Ibid., 84.

Ibid., 85.

Ibid., 86.

Ibid., 87, 90.

Ibid., 96.

Ibid., 102.

Ibid., 103.

Ibid., 104.

T. Muraoka, “Brockelmann in English Guise,” 107–112.

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Ibid., 107–108.

Ibid., 108.

R. de Blois, “Where Syntax and Semantics Intersect: The Story of ‮שלח‬‎,” 115–124.

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Ibid., 115.

Ibid., 116.

Ibid., 117.

W.R. Croft, Radical Construction Grammar: Syntactic Theory in Typological Perspective (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001); and e.g., C.J. Fillmore, “Frame Semantics,” in Linguistics in the Morning Calm (ed. Linguistic Society of Korea; Seoul: Hanshin, 1982), 111–137. These two models have been integrated in Hebrew Studies recently by S.L. Shead, Radical Frame Semantics and Biblical Hebrew: Exploring Lexical Semantics (Biblical Interpretation Series; Leiden: Brill, 2011).

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De Blois, “Where Syntax and Semantics Intersect,” 117–118.

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J. Barr, The Semantics of Biblical Language (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1961).

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Joosten, “Hebrew Thought and Greek Thought,” 125.

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Ibid., 126 (emphasis added).

Ibid., 128.

Ibid., 130.

Ibid., 130–131.

Ibid., 131–132.

Ibid., 133.

C.L. Irons, “Is ‘Righteousness’ a Relational Concept in the Hebrew Bible?” 135–145.

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Ibid., 139–140.

Ibid., 140–141.

Ibid., 142.

Ibid., 143.

M.-L. Craig, “Take One Hebrew Lexicon, Add Fresh Theology, and Mix Well: The Impact of Theology on Hebrew-English Lexicons,” 147–210.

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Ibid., 175.

A.D. Forbes, “A Tale of Two Sitters and a Crazy Blue Jay,” 211–232.

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Ibid., 228–229.

Ibid., 229.

Ibid., 216.

Ibid., 226.

D.J.A. Clines, “How My (Lexicographical) Mind Has Changed, Or Else Remained the Same,” 233–240; reflecting on idem, ed., The Dictionary of Classical Hebrew, vols. 1–5 (Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 2007–2011).

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F.W. Danker, “A Linguistic-Cultural Approach to Alleged Pauline and Lukan Christological Disparity,” 243–264.

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Ibid., 244.

Ibid., 252.

Ibid., 245–252.

Ibid., 252–262.

Ibid., 267–270.

Ibid., 270–271.

Ibid., 271.

Ibid., 279.

See, e.g., J.R. Taylor, Linguistic Categorization (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2003).

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M.G. Sim, “The Genitive Absolute in Discourse: More than a Change of Subject,” 289–302.

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Ibid., 289; for the tendency of Cognitive Grammar to analyze semantics and pragmatics as overlapping aspects of a single continuum (rather than as isolated areas of meaning-formation, as in the more traditional, Generative paradigm), see, e.g., R. Langacker, Cognitive Grammar: A Basic Introduction (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008), 39–41.

Ibid., 291.

Ibid., 300.

S.E. Runge, “Now and Then: Clarifying the Role of Temporal Adverbs as Discourse Markers,” 303–323.

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Ibid., 306.

S.H. Levinsohn, “ ‘Therefore’ or ‘Wherefore’: What’s the Difference?” 325–343.

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Ibid., 326 (bold emphasis original), summarizing A. Reboul and J. Moeschler, Pragmatique du discours: de l’ interprétation de l’ énoncé à l’ interprétation du discours (Paris: Armand Colin, 1998), esp. 77.

Drawn from Levinsohn, “ ‘Therefore’ or ‘Wherefore’,” 340.

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