CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO HELLENIZE
PRESENT
Present
I hellenize
you hellenize
he/she/it hellenizes
we hellenize
you hellenize
they hellenize
Present continuous
I am hellenizing
you are hellenizing
he/she/it is hellenizing
we are hellenizing
you are hellenizing
they are hellenizing
Present perfect
I have hellenized
you have hellenized
he/she/it has hellenized
we have hellenized
you have hellenized
they have hellenized
Present perfect continuous
I have been hellenizing
you have been hellenizing
he/she/it has been hellenizing
we have been hellenizing
you have been hellenizing
they have been hellenizing
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I hellenized
you hellenized
he/she/it hellenized
we hellenized
you hellenized
they hellenized
Past continuous
I was hellenizing
you were hellenizing
he/she/it was hellenizing
we were hellenizing
you were hellenizing
they were hellenizing
Past perfect
I had hellenized
you had hellenized
he/she/it had hellenized
we had hellenized
you had hellenized
they had hellenized
Past perfect continuous
I had been hellenizing
you had been hellenizing
he/she/it had been hellenizing
we had been hellenizing
you had been hellenizing
they had been hellenizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will hellenize
you will hellenize
he/she/it will hellenize
we will hellenize
you will hellenize
they will hellenize
Future continuous
I will be hellenizing
you will be hellenizing
he/she/it will be hellenizing
we will be hellenizing
you will be hellenizing
they will be hellenizing
Future perfect
I will have hellenized
you will have hellenized
he/she/it will have hellenized
we will have hellenized
you will have hellenized
they will have hellenized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been hellenizing
you will have been hellenizing
he/she/it will have been hellenizing
we will have been hellenizing
you will have been hellenizing
they will have been hellenizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would Hellenize
you would Hellenize
he/she/it would Hellenize
we would Hellenize
you would Hellenize
they would Hellenize
Conditional continuous
I would be hellenizing
you would be hellenizing
he/she/it would be hellenizing
we would be hellenizing
you would be hellenizing
they would be hellenizing
Conditional perfect
I would have Hellenize
you would have Hellenize
he/she/it would have Hellenize
we would have Hellenize
you would have Hellenize
they would have Hellenize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been hellenizing
you would have been hellenizing
he/she/it would have been hellenizing
we would have been hellenizing
you would have been hellenizing
they would have been hellenizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you hellenize
we let´s hellenize
you hellenize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
hellenized
Present Participle
hellenizing
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HELLENIZE»
Discover the use of
Hellenize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Hellenize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hellenic Philosophy: Origin and Character
Those who wished to Hellenize the Latin segment of the population and, thus,
revitalize the whole Roman Empire, were opposed by others, who wanted to
Christianize it first and Hellenize it later, by moving its center eastwards. Plotinus
...
Christos Evangeliou, 2006
2
The Everything Women of the Bible Book: From Eve to Mary ...
Hellenize. the. Jews. In 175 B.C., the high priest Honi passed away. King
Antiochus IV Epiphanes then made Jeshu (later known as Jason) the high priest
because of bribes that Jason paid to get the appointment. They both desired to
Helle- ...
3
Understanding Jewish History: Text and Commentaries
In 170 B.C.E. a dispute erupted over the priesthood in which Jason, a Hellenizer,
purchased the priesthood and promised to hellenize Jerusalem. He, in turn, was
ousted by Menelaus, an extreme Hellenizer who wished to transform Jerusalem ...
4
Text and Context: A Bible Study Handbook
Alexander dreamed of a Greek empire, and at his death in 323 BCE he assigned
territories to four generals with instructions to Hellenize these lands by
impressing the Greek language and culture on them. Two of these generals
governed ...
5
Aesthetic Value in Classical Antiquity
So, having cited a few Homeric episodes and the Hellenic genealogy of
Euripides, Heraclides simply brushes the problem aside (FGrH 369a F3.5): What
is presently called Greece is a word, but not a reality, for I maintain that 'to
hellenize' or ...
Ineke Sluiter, Ralph M. Rosen, 2012
6
Soma in Biblical Theology: With Emphasis on Pauline Anthropology
Josephus had just as much reason to Hellenize Pharisaic beliefs as he had
reason to Hellenize Essene beliefs - perhaps more reason, in view of his own
Pharisaism. Yet he does not delete bodily resurrection from Pharisaic belief as a
feature ...
7
What Manner of Man Is This?
... in Egypt, beginning with their young “world”conqueror, Alexanderthe Great,
actively sought to “Hellenize” allthe areas under their control. This involved not
onlytheir language, arts and architecture but also their Greek philosophyand
culture.
8
Paul: Crisis in Galatia: A Study in Early Christian Theology
His first action upon arriving at Antioch was to Hellenize (Idiwtik- . . ftjc; Gal. 2: 14)
. Then certain ones came from James and he went to the opposite extreme; he
withdrew from the Gentile fellowship and began to compel the Gentiles to
Judaize ...
9
I Saw the World End: An Introduction to the Bible's ...
His successor, Antiochus IV, began to assert more control over the culture of the
empire in an effort to Hellenize the people, which now included the Jews of
Palestine. Antiochus IV believed himself to be the embodiment of Zeus and ...
William C. Nicholas, 2007
10
Greek Modernism and Beyond: Essays in Honor of Peter Bien
(Theotokas [1933]: 315) The aim obviously was not simply or naively to Hellenize
or re-Hellenize Europe, so much as to establish an equal partnership and a
reciprocal relationship. The concern about the position of Greece in Europe was
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HELLENIZE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Hellenize is used in the context of the following news items.
The Reign of Gay and the RFRA: Round-up and Reflections
We are not so far removed in time as we imagine: Among the acts intended to Hellenize the Jews was a ban on circumcision, a proposal that is ... «Catholic World Report, Apr 15»
Petition to reverse the Executive Order by the Bush Administration of …
The FYROM appropriation of the name Macedonia and its derivatives attempts to de-Hellenize the area by rewriting history as a prologue to ... «Hellenic News of America, Mar 15»
My decision is final: I'm Hellenizing
This deviance – yes, to Hellenize – has grown stronger for me since then. A relatively new party threw two “historic parties” into the ancient ... «Haaretz, Feb 15»
From self-hate to self-affection
Lysimachus died in battle, but Menelaus was able to maintain his standing, which he used to further Hellenize the Jewish people. The “self ... «Jerusalem Post, Dec 14»
Hanukkah celebrates Jewish heritage
... B.C. the Jerusalem temple from the Greeks and Syrians who had tried to hellenize or impose their Greek culture on the Jewish people. «The Southern, Dec 14»
7 surprising things everyone should know about Hanukkah
The Seleucid emperor Antiochus decided to reverse an earlier policy of religious tolerance and start trying to "Hellenize" — assimilate —Jews. «Vox, Dec 14»
Does Chanukah Celebrate the Battle or the (Oil) Bottle?
The Greeks did not endeavor to physically destroy the Jewish people, or even to deprive them of their religion and way of life; they merely wished to Hellenize ... «Chabad.org, Dec 14»
Hanukkah's Real (And Imagined) History
... a couple of centuries before the time of Jesus, took control of Judea and did their best to hellenize the locals. The Maccabees rebelled, retook ... «NPR, Dec 14»
Public menorah lighting in downtown Modesto signals the start of …
... a Jewish educational website, in 165 B.C., Israel was ruled by the Seleucids (Syrian Greeks), who sought to forcefully Hellenize the people of ... «Modesto Bee, Dec 14»
The Revolt of the Maccabees: The true story behind Hanukkah
Once back in power, Menelaus led a reign of terror and set out to Hellenize the Jews. A statue of Zeus was placed in the Holy of Holies, among ... «Haaretz, Dec 14»
