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Sources of New Testament Greek; or, The Influence of the Septuagint on the Vocabulary of the New Testament (1895) is a book by H.A.A. Kennedy.

Published in Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 1895.

1. Introduction
2. Nature and Scope of the Subject
3. Conditions and Circumstances of the Greek Language in the Third Century B.C.
4. The Septuagint: (1) Its Environment (2) Its Vocabulary, and the Special Influences Which Mould It
5. Brief Survey of the Main Facts in the History of the Vocabulary of Greek Literature from About (200-160 B.C.) the Completion of the Septuagint Down to c. 100 A.D.
6. The Vocabulary of the New Testament
7. Comparison of the Vocabulary of the LXX. with that of the New Testament
8. The Influence of the LXX. on the Theological and Religious Terms of the New Testament Vocabulary
9. Discussion of Various Classes of Words in the New Testament, which Either in Themselves or by their Particular Uses Suggest a Connection with the LXX.
10. Discussion of the General Question of the Influence of the LXX. on the Vocabulary of the New Testament, Based on the Results Reached
11. Colloquial Greek, the Language of the LXX. and of the New Testament
12. Corroboration of the Colloquial Character of the Language of the LXX. and New Testament by the Phenomena of Modern Greek
13. Examination of Peculiar Forms which go to Prove the Colloquial Character of the Language of the LXX. and the New Testament
Summary of Results
List of Authorities

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 ==Editions and translations==
+Published in Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 1895.
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