Syntax of the Moods and Tenses of the Greek Verb

William Watson Goodwin

Ginn, 1893 - Creek language - 464 pages

Contents

• CHAPTER I: 1
• CHAPTER II: 7
• TENSES OF THE INDICATIVE: 22
• Meaning of the Imperfect: 34
• SECTION: 43
• SECTION: 44
• FUTURE: 58
• Past Future with: 76
• SECTION: 77
• POTENTIAL INDICATIVE: 81
• Distinction of Tenses in the Dependent Moods: 85
• Use of Perfect in the Dependent Moods: 102
• FUTURE: 110
• 901: 128
• Subjunctive and Optative with el xe ei etc after olda: 132
• Future Perfect Infinitive: 137
• b FUTURE CONDITIONS: 163
• Πρίν γ ὅτ ἄr with Subjunctive in Odyssey: 167
• MIXED CONSTRUCTIONS: 169
• PRESENT AND PAST GENERAL SUPPOSITIONS: 170
• Substitution and Ellipsis in Apodosis: 177
• Cases of Anacoluthon: 193
• A RELATIVE WITH DEFINITE ANTECEDENT: 196
• A with the Subjunctive in Conditional and Final: 200
• Aé in the Antecedent Clause: 203
• GENERAL CONDITIONAL RELATIVE SENTENCES: 204
• Perfect Infinitive with: 206
• Special Forms of Antecedent Clause: 212
• General Principle of av with the Participle: 213
• CHAPTER IV: 225
• Participle by Assimilation after wσTe: 231
• Αχρι οὗ and μέχρι οὗ: 239
• true: 249
• Direct and Indirect Quotations distinguished: 256
• SIMPLE SENTENCES SECTION PAGE 669 1 2 Indicative and Optative with ört and us and in Indirect Questions 258260: 258
• Indicative and Optative in same Sentence: 261
• Imperfect and Pluperfect retained 202: 263
• Independent Optative generally with yáp: 264
• 677680 Subjunctive or Optative representing Interrogative Sub junctive 265: 265
• Indicative or Optative with äv: 266
• Infinitive in Indirect Discourse 267: 267
• Mń with Infinitive in Indirect Discourse 269: 269
• Participle in Indirect Discourse 270272: 270
• Negative μń with Participle: 272
• Mixture of Moods in Quotations 276: 276
• Imperfect and Pluperfect representing dependent Present and Perfect Indicative: 277
• SINGLE DEPENDENT CLAUSES IN INDIRECT DISCOURSE 694 General Principles of these Clauses: 278
• Protases with Apodosis implied in leading Verb 279: 279
• Protases after past Verbs of Emotion 280: 280
• Temporal Sentences expressing Past Intention Purpose etc: 281
• Imperfect and Pluperfect for Present and Imperfect: 282
• Oto or without a Verb: 283
• Double negative où un in Denials and Prohibitions: 294
• Two classes of Wishes: 295
• CHAPTER V: 297
• Interrogative theory of Elmsley: 300
• 89: 306
• 8: 312
• DEPENDENCE OF MOODS AND TENSES: 313
• Articular Infinitive as Subject or Object: 316
• Subjunctive and Optative after ïva ús öπws öøpa: 317
• 92 93: 319
• SECTION PAGE: 322
• CHAPTER VI: 329
• Infinitive in various uses and senses with other Verbs: 359
• 237 238: 363
• My with Present and Past Tenses of Indicative: 369
• FUTURE WISHES: 373
• SECTION VI: 377
• 318: 386
• course: 402
• On some disputed points in the Construction of deɩ etc with: 403
• INDEX TO THE EXAMPLES: 413
• Causal Relative with Indicative: 414
• 3840: 416
• 238 239: 421
• 149 150: 427
• GREEK INDEX: 441
• CONSECUTIVE CLAUSES WITH ὥστε OR ὡς AND ἐφ ᾧ OR ἐφ ᾧτε: 446
• 339 340: 447
• Agent expressed by Dative in Personal Construction: 450
• ENGLISH INDEX: 452
• Extent of term Indirect Discourse: 456
• Accusative Absolute: 460

Bibliographic information

• Title: Syntax of the Moods and Tenses of the Greek Verb
• Author: William Watson Goodwin
• Edition: reprint
• Publisher: Ginn, 1893
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: Jun 16, 2008
• Length: 464 pages