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On Wed, 6 Mar 1996, Sigrid Peterson wrote:

> 
> The authoritative grammar is FRanz Rosenthal, A Grammar of Biblical 
> Aramaic, published in Wiesbaden by O. Harassowitz.

I have Rosenthal and have used it, but it is very brief and doesn't deal 
much with syntax, as I recall.  Is there a reference grammar for Aramaic, 
or does somebody know whether someone might be working on one?  I have 
the same question for Syriac: is there something beyond Brockelmann,
Robinson, or Muraoka?

Jimmy Adair
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