[B-Greek] SIGATW in 1 Cor 14:30
Kimmo Huovila
kimmo.huovila at helsinki.fi
Tue Sep 27 07:03:50 EDT 2005
Thank you for your comments. If Greek literature avoids aorist imperatives of
this verb, it means that the present would be the unmarked choice even in
cases one already talks, and then the case is as you suggested: we cannot
read much anything into the verb form.
Does anyone have means to get any statistics about the ratio between aorist
and present imperatives of SIGAW in Greek literature (wider than just NT &
Homer)? Any examples of aorist imperatives?
Kimmo Huovila
On Monday 26 September 2005 20:25, Elizabeth Kline wrote:
> Homer uses SIGAW only in one form SIGA (present imperative) several
> times as direct command to silence.
>
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