Herbert Weir Smyth, A Greek Grammar for Colleges, Part IV: Syntax, THE PARTICIPLE, THE PARTICIPLE WITH ἄν

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THE PARTICIPLE WITH ἄν

[*] 2146. The participle with ἄν represents the indicative with ἄν (1784 ff.) or the potential optative with ἄν (1824). The present participle with ἄν thus represents either the imperfect indicative with ἄν or the present optative with ἄν; the aorist participle with ἄν represents either the aorist indicative with ἄν or the aorist optative with ἄν. Cp. 1845 ff.

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