Studies in the verbal system of the New Testament

This volume concerns itself essentially with the study or scope of the verbal system used in the critical New Testament, following the text of Nestel-Aland's (25th-26th editions). In the upper margins of each page, one will find the types (ex. Indicative, present, etc…) of the verbs under consideration; all of which have complete textual references. Next follow the various forms of the infinitive, the complete lists of various participles, the subjunctive forms; these are followed by the imperative forms, then the optatives (that receive a special attention). Again, the cases have their complete references in order, like the first, the second and the third person contained in the verbs and even the gender are listened as well. One will find textual verses containing no verbs, verses with one verb alone, and the verbs called "voiceless". This volume, once again, is the result of a deep interest in biblical verbs and monastic calligraphy. The intention of the author is to allow no exceptions in his endeavour to present to students, professors and users of this book, the most complete lists yet to be found, lettered by hand.