Herbert Weir Smyth, A Greek Grammar for Colleges, Part IV: Syntax, VERBAL NOUNS, CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE INFINITIVE WITH VERBS OF hindering

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CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE INFINITIVE WITH VERBS OF hindering

[*] 2038. Verbs signifying (or suggesting) to hinder take both the simple infinitive and the articular infinitive. Such verbs may take the strengthening but redundant negative μή (2739); and some, when themselves negatived or appearing in a question expecting a negative answer, admit the addition of the sympathetic οὐ (2742). Hence we have a variety of constructions (described in 2744 ff.)

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