differences between classical and koine

From: Andrew Kulikovsky (killer@cryogen.com)
Date: Sun Feb 15 1998 - 01:44:16 EST

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Fellow Greeks,

Someone asked recently about the differences in spelling between Koine
and classical Greek.

What grammatical differences are there?

I believe conditions are different...anything else?

cheers,
Andrew

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