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B. The Infinitive and Participle.
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§ 113.	The Infinitive Absolute	339
§ 114.	The Infinitive Construct	347
§ 115.	Construction of the Infinitive Construct with Subject and Object	352
§ 116.	The Participles	355
C. The Government of the Verb.
§ 117.	The Direct Subordination of the Noun to the Verb as Accusative of the Object. The Double Accusative	362
§ 118.	The Looser Subordination of the Accusative to the Verb	372
§ 119.	The Subordination of Nouns to the Verb by means of Prepositions	377
§ 120.	Verbal Ideas under the Government of a Verb. Co-ordination of Complementary Verbal Ideas	385
§ 121.	Construction of Passive Verbs	387
II. Syntax of the Noun.
§ 122.	Indication of the Gender of the Noun	389
§ 123.	The Representation of Plural Ideas by means of Collectives, and by the Repetition of Words	394
§ 124.	The Various Uses of the Plural-Form	396
§ 125.	Determination of Nouns in general. Determination of Proper Names	401
§ 126.	Determination by means of the Article	404
§ 127.	The Noun determined by a following Determinate Genitive	410
§ 128.	The Indication of the Genitive Relation by means of the Construct State	414
§ 129.	Expression of the Genitive by Circumlocution	419
§ 130.	Wider Use of the Construct State	421
§ 131.	Apposition	423
§ 132.	Connexion of the Substantive with the Adjective	427
§ 133.	The Comparison of Adjectives. (Periphrastic expression of the Comparative and Superlative)	429
§ 134.	Syntax of the Numerals	432
III. Syntax of the Pronoun.
§ 135.	The Personal Pronoun	437
§ 136.	The Demonstrative Pronoun	442
§ 137.	The Interrogative Pronoun	443
§ 138.	The Relative Pronoun	444
§ 139.	Expression of Pronominal Ideas by means of Substantives	447