Lysias 1

Passage	Blurb	Constructions
Lysias Speeches 1.1-5	Euphiletus asks that the jury treat him well and lays out what he intends to show them	articular infinitive \| correlative \| future unreal conditional \| ὡς \| secondary purpose clause with the subjunctive \| ὥστε \| result clause with infinitive
Lysias Speeches 1.6-10	Euphiletus describes his early married life and his domestic arrangements	result clause with infinitive \| ὥστε \| present general relative clause \| μή \| ὥσπερ \| ὡς \| genitive of touch after ἅπτομαι \| καί as also/too \| μέν…δέ... \| negative \| optative in historic indefinite clause \| secondary purpose clause with the subjunctive \| result clause with indicative \| future participle expressing purpose \| ὡς \| ὥστε \| secondary purpose clause with the subjunctive \| negative
Lysias Speeches 1.11-14	Euphiletus describes the first suspicious behaviour of his wife	secondary purpose clause with the subjunctive \| secondary purpose clause with the subjunctive \| result clause with indicative \| accusative and infinitive \| genitive absolute \| secondary purpose clause with the subjunctive
Lysias Speeches 1.15-20	Euphiletus hears about another woman who has been seduced by Eratosthenes, and forces his servant to reveal the whole story	future real conditional \| prohibition \| negative \| negative \| prohibition \| ὡς \| genitive absolute
Lysias Speeches 1.21-26	Euphiletus catches his wife and Eratosthenes red-handed	ὅπως \| εἰ δὲ μή \| prevention \| negative \| present real conditional \| negative \| infinitives \| ὡς \| indirect command \| μέν…δέ... \| genitive absolute \| μέν…δέ... \| circumstantial participle
Lysias Speeches 1.27-36	Euphiletus explains his legal reasoning	past unreal conditional \| future real conditional \| εἰ δὲ μή \| result clause with indicative \| ὥστε \| ὥστε \| result clause with indicative \| indirect command \| negative
Lysias Speeches 1.37-42	Euphiletus points out the flaws in his opponents' reasoning	past unreal conditional \| past real conditional \| past unreal conditional \| ὡς \| circumstantial participle \| ὡς \| indicative in indirect speech \| past unreal conditional
Lysias Speeches 1.43-50	Euphiletus concludes his argument, showing how much he has been wronged by the case	past unreal conditional \| μή \| future real conditional \| εἰ as whether \| mixed conditional \| present general conditional \| ὥστε \| result clause with indicative \| fear clause with subjunctive

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