μηδέ

mhdev mhdev (
mhv, which see, and
dev) (from Homer down), a negative disjunctive conjunction; (cf. Winer's Grammar, sec. 55, 6; Buttmann, sec. 149, 13);1. used in continuing a negation or prohibition, but not, and not, neither; preceded by
mhv -- either so that the two negatives have one verb in common: preceded by
mhv with a participle, ; ; by
mhv with a present subjunctive, (here L marginal reading present indicative); ; by
mhv with imperative, ; ; ; ; ; by
mhv with an aorist subjunctive 2 person plural, f; by
eij"
tov
mhv, L T Tr WH; -- or so that
mhdev has its own verb: preceded by
o{"
ejavn (
a[n)
mhv, ; ; by
i{na
mhv, ; by
o{pw"
mhv, ; with a participle after
mhv with a participle, ; ; with an imperative after
mhv with imperative, ; f; ;
mhdeniv
ejpitivqei, followed by
mhdev with imperative ; with 2 person of the aorist subjunctive after
mhv with 2 person of the aorist subjunctive, ; f; ; ; ; after
mhdev with an aorist subjunctive (T reads
mhv for the first
mhdev, T WH Tr marginal reading omit the second clause); after
mhdevna with an aorist subjunctive, (Tdf. repeats
mhdevna);
mhdev ...
mhdev with 1 person plural present subjunctive, f (see below);
paraggevllw followed by
mhv with inf ...
mhdev with an infinitive, ; ; ;
kalovn
tov
mhv ...
mhdev with an infinitive ; with the genitive absolute after
mhvpw with the genitive absolute, ; with imperative after
eij"
tov
mhv, ;
mhdev is repeated several times in a negative exhortation after
eij"
tov
mhv in .2. not even (Latin ne ... quidem): with an infinitive after
e[graya, ; after
w{ste, ; (where R G T badly
mhvte (cf. Winer's Grammar, 489f (456); Buttmann, pp. 367, 369)); with a present imperative, ; .