#2562 – Dan McClellan
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Ancient authors rarely leave us their full intentions
The reviewed passages distinguish what a text says from what scholars can confidently infer about its author. Grammar and context can narrow possibilities without producing certainty about a writer's private purpose. How should a scholar communicate that uncertainty clearly without making every interpretation seem equally likely?
After Poddy editorial starter Based on selected transcript passages.
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