Unraveling Post-Classical (In)Subordination: From Syntax to Context

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. Contents VII
4. List of Tables IX
5. List of Figures X
6. Unraveling Post-Classical (In)Subordination: From Syntax to Context 1
7. FYI: Predicate Insubordination with ἵνα in Documentary Post-Classical Greek 11
8. Voice, Actionality, and Argument Structure of ‘Εἶναι + Participle’ Periphrases in Post-Classical Greek 43
9. The Syntax and Pragmatics of the Directive Downtoner καλῶς ποιέω in Post-Classical Greek (I–IV CE) 65
10. The Ups and Downs, Ins and Outs of Subordination in the History of Greek 93
11. Reevaluating Parataxis in the Septuagint 111
12. Lost (and Gained) in Translation: Syntactic Features of Relative Clauses in Septuagint Greek 133
13. Continuity and Change in the Syntax of δίδωμι in Septuagint Greek 165
14. Correlating Morphosyntactic Stability, Change, Register and Context of Use in Post-Classical Greek: The Case of Insubordinate Wishes 179
15. The Accessibility Hierarchy in Post-Classical Greek between Syntax and Sociolinguistics 209
16. Going Nominal? The Ancient Greek Articular Infinitive between Syntax and Context 237
17. Subordination and Competing Constructions in Greek Acts of Christian Martyrs: A Case Study 277
18. Atticist Syntax: Prescriptive Norms on the Infinitival Complementation of μέλλω 301
19. List of Contributors 301
20. Index Nominum
21. Index Rerum
22. Index of Sources