171 NEW TESTAMENT PHILOLOGY BULLETIN Nº 29-30 ANTONIO PIÑERO This section of the Journal covers articles or books related to the fol- lowing fields: General Grammar. Tools. Characterisation of Biblical Greek / Textual Criticism / Stylistics / Structures / Literary Studies and Criti- cism / Phonetics and Accentuation / Morphology / Rhetoric / Semantics / Semiotics / Semitisms / Syntax / Translation / Vocabulary / Mixed phi- lological methods. In order to simplify the bulletin’s production, authors may send off-prints or news or résumés in English (these would be kindly appreciated) of their articles on the indicated subjects to: Dr. F. Lautaro ROIG LANZILLOTTA Facultad de Filosofía y Letras Área de Filología Griega Plaza del Cardenal Salazar, 3 14003-CÓRDOBA (ESPAÑA) Books, on the other hand, should be sent to Dr Jesús Peláez (at the Journal’s address), so that, as well as being mentioned in this Journal, they may receive a special review. Every work mentioned is followed by a brief explicative note, except when the title is in itself sufficiently clear, or the work in question has not been available to us. The names of the Journals are referred to by the list of the Elenchus Bibliographicus Biblicus abbreviations. Articles of specialized reviews such as Linguistica Biblica, The Bible Translator, Notes on Translation, Sémiotique et Bible, Literature and Theology are not normally included in this Bulletin. It is supposed that this Bulletin will collect articles and books of New Testament Philology published in reviews not directly specialized on it. GENERAL GRAMMAR. TOOLS. CHARACTERIZATION OF BIBLICAL GREEK 1. ARZT, P., “Ägyptische Papyri und das Neue Testament”. Zur Frage der Vergleichbarkeit von Texten”, ProtBib 6 (1997) 21-29. The a. Filología Neotestamentaria - Vol. XV - 2002, pp. 171-194 Facultad de Filosofía y Letras - Universidad de Córdoba (España)