lex·i·ca (l k s -k )n. A plural of lexicon. |
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| Danker gives an extended history of the Preuschen--Bauer series of lexica, a valuable supplement to Bauer's introduction in BDAG. Other available lexica concur; those that display Bloom's double whammy are in consonance with the meaning shown in Random House Webster's College Dict. Given the modern conceptual content carried by the English word "physician," it is not a good choice for rendering either the Hebrew or the Greek, specialized lexica notwithstanding. |
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