John Bascom Crenshaw epub The Present Participle, in Old High German and Middle High German (Classic Reprint)

Chapter I. i. General view ;2, Periods covered ;3, Literature used. Chapter II. Dative absolute 8-9, with Present Participle ;10, 11, with Perfect Participle ;L atin Ablative Absolute how translated, 13 ;N ot a German construction, 14. Chapter III. Participle After Verbs of Perception, 15-21 ;after sehan, 16, 17 ;verbs used, 18 ;examples, 19 ;after finden, 19, 20 ;after horen, 21 ;form of, 25 ;after thun, tnachen, 23 ;after lassen, 22 ;after wissen, 24. Chapter IV. Appositive Participle. A. To Subject, 27-39. B, To Predicate, 39-57. A. Latin and Greek, 27 ;F orm of, 28 ;E xamples, 31 ;U sage in modern German, 32. B. Previous opinions held, 40-44 ;N ot an adverb, 45, 47 ;E xamples, 48, 49, 50; For Latin noun or gerund in Ablative Case, 561; Supplanted by Perfect Participle, 54; Future Passive Participle, 55. Chapter V. Periphrases Opinions of scholars, 58-68 ;C ause of their use in Early German, 69 :A. Present Participle +P resent Tense of Sin, 70-75. B. Present Participle +P ast Tense of Sin, 75-80. C. Present Participle +P resent Tense of Werden, 80-82. D. Present Participle +P ast Tense of Werden, 82. A, Indefinite Present, 71 ;A Future, 72 ;A Progressive Present, 74 ;R epresents a Latin Pure Perfect, 73. B. Past I ndefinite, 77 ;A Progressive Past, 76 ;H istorical Perfect, or Pluperfect of Latin Deponent, 79 ;L atin Periphrastic I mperfect, 78. C. A Future, 80 ;I ndefinite Present, 82. D, Historical Past, 83. Influence of rime on use of Participle, 84. Present Tense of Werden +I nfinitive representing the Future, 81. Participial constructions surviving in Modern German, 88. Vita. P. 64. Bibliography. P. 65.(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Ser