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Verb: of moods 509— 531 ; of per- sons 26 ff, 450 ff ; active (except perfect) 453—464; middle 465— 476; passive 448— 9 ; perfect active 477 ; of stems 26 ff ; aorist 502—4, future 491 — 3 ; imperfect 500—1 ; perfect 494 — 8 ; pluperfect 505—7; present 479—490. Syntax (see Noun, Verb). Verb: Augment 445 ; characteristics of V. 444; definition of v. 277; for- mation of V. 276, 438 ff.; history of Idg. V. 438 — 9; gains and losses in Greek 440, in Latin 441, in Ger- manic 442, in modem languages 443; V. indistinguishable from noun in form 30, 276 ; distinct in meaning 277; relation of v. to noun 482—3, 487 c, 488—490. Indicative: present formations 478-490; fut. 491—3; pft. 494— 8; impft. 500—1; aor. 502— 4; plpft. 505 — 7. Injunctive 520. Moods 508—531; subj. 509—511; opt. 512 — 515; imper. 516—523; inf. 525—531. Participles 532- 538. Persons of v. 450 — 452; act. 453—464; mid. 465 — 476; perfect 477. Beduplication 446. Voice* 447 ; passive 448—9. Uses of Verb-forms 539 — 570; voices 540 — 2; types 543 — 4; tenses 545 — 555; moods 556— 570. Word-formation (see Languages, Noun, Verb): case-suffixes 23, 29; principles of w. f. 275 ff.; root 22 — 4 ; root- words 24 ; nounsand verbs from same root 26 — 8; stem 22 — 8. Zz; CAMBBIDGK : PBINTKI) BT J. AND C. F. CLAT, AT THE UNIVEBSITT P! 268. 