The Root Aorist

The aorist is a past tense that makes no reference to the duration or completion of an action, and focuses instead on th... (more)

The aorist is a past tense that makes no reference to the duration or completion of an action, and focuses instead on the simple act. In Lesson 10, you learned the morphology of the first aorist. Now study the second aorist and root aorist. Analyze examples of all three aorist tenses in the New Testament and Homer. (less)