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grbs-16965	Tsiampokalos, Theofanis	Between Scholarly Tradition and Didactic Innovation: Maximus Planudes’ Dialogue on Grammar	2024	24	.pdf	application/pdf	8833	384	58	These are all periphrastic constructions, some of which involve the verb “to be” (εἰµί), while the participle potentially represents forms that are also attested in classical Greek texts as equivalents to finite forms of the corresponding verbs (see Cam- bridge Grammar of Classical Greek 52.51 with further references). However, as demonstrated by Rijksbaron, in all these works the discussion of Greek voice involves a fairly “mechani- cal” approach that stands in contrast to the more comprehensive discussions of the concepts of “agency,” “patiency,” and “change” in the works of Aristotle, Simplicius, and Plotinus, who also occasionally touch upon topics related to Greek voice.26 Be that as it may, this “mechanical” mode of exposition is typical of ancient and medieval works on Greek grammar.	cache/grbs-16965.pdf	txt/grbs-16965.txt