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grbs-17054	Cattafi, Eleonora	The Choice between Finite and Non-finite Relative Clauses: Participial Strategy in Documentary Papyri	2025	29	.pdf	application/pdf	10138	371	48	Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies 65 (2025) 494–522 557 petitions, and 2356 contracts, which have been linguistically annotated for the purposes of this investigation.20 I will take as a starting point the current debate around par- ticiples as a relativisation strategy (§1) and apply it to Greek doc- umentary papyri, establishing the degree of equivalence between participial and finite relative clauses (§2) and describing the types of participial relative clauses attested in papyri (§3), also in rela- tion to the presence and the position of the article (§4). Typological overview about participles and relativisation Some preliminary aspects about participial relative clauses need to be addressed: first, whether it is possible to interpret the status of participles as equivalent to finite relative clauses and, second, if a comparison is possible, which specific types of par- ticiples correspond to them in Ancient Greek.	cache/grbs-17054.pdf	txt/grbs-17054.txt