Gerd V.M. Haverling

Haverling, Gerd V.M. 2013 On tense and mood in conditional clauses from Early to Late Latin Diachronic and Typological Perspectives on Verbs, Josephson, Folke and Ingmar Söhrman (eds.), pp. 13–56 | Article

In Early and Classical Latin the future perfect is often met with in the protasis of conditional clauses referring to the future. The function is to indicate anteriority in the future. From Classical Latin onwards there is a tendency to use the future perfect in such clauses even when the anterior… read more

Haverling, Gerd V.M. 2008 On the development of actionality, tense, and viewpoint from Early to Late Latin Interdependence of Diachronic and Synchronic Analyses, Josephson, Folke and Ingmar Söhrman (eds.), pp. 73–104 | Article

In Early and Classical Latin, verbal affixes indicate actional oppositions, such as non-dynamic vs. dynamic, atelic vs. telic, or the focus on the beginning or the end of a development or change. The tense system emphasises the relative sequence of events and sometimes it even distinguishes the… read more

Haverling, Gerd V.M. 1994 On the sco-suffix, on prefixes and on the development of the Latin verbal system Linguistic Studies on Latin: Selected papers from the 6th International Colloquium on Latin Linguistics (Budapest, 23–27 March 1991), Herman, József (ed.), pp. 41 ff. | Article

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