Perseus Latin and Ancient Greek Treebank - Annis Query Tool

General Information and Instructions:

Sample Queries and Search Tips
SearchQuery Syntax
Sentences with Optative Verbs mood="optative"
Neutral conditionals with εἰ (i.e., εἰ + indicative in protasis [if-clause], indicative in apodosis [then-clause]) form-beta="ei)" & mood="indicative" & mood="indicative" & #1->parent #2 & #3 ->parent #1
Future less vivid conditionals with εἰ (i.e., εἰ + optative in protasis [if-clause], optative in apodosis [then-clause]) form-beta="ei)" & mood="optative" & mood="optative" & #1->parent #2 & #3 ->parent #1
Sentences with Genitive Absolutes case="genitive" & word_id & #2 ->parent[relation="SBJ"] #1 & CAT="S" & #3 _i_ #1
Substantival infinitives used as subjects mood="infinitive" & POS="verb" & #2 ->parent[relation="SBJ"] #1 & CAT="S" & #3 _i_ #1
Sentences with Subject-Verb-Object word order word_id & word_id & word_id & #2 ->parent[relation="SBJ"] #1 & #2 ->parent[relation="OBJ"] #3 & #1 .* #2 & #2 .* #3 & CAT="S" & #4 _i_ #1
Sentences with Subject-Object-Verb word order word_id & word_id & word_id & #3 ->parent[relation="SBJ"] #1 & #3 ->parent[relation="OBJ"] #2 & #1 .* #2 & #2 .* #3 & CAT="S" & #4 _i_ #1
Limit results to the enclosing sentence? Append to the query: CAT="S" & #N _i_ #1 (where #N is the argument number of CAT) and select 0 for left and right context
Search on Annotator annotator_primary = /^|,shortname,|$/
(Short names can be found in the corpus metadata which is accessible from the i icons).
  • Because there are usually two primary annotators, both are loaded in a comma-separated list in the annotator_primary annotation, and you need to use regular expressions to search (e.g annotator_primary = /^|,shortname,|$/)
  • For the documents which used only a single annotator (i.e. Aeschylus and Sophocles), the annotation is just annotator
Search for any word CAT="W" or just word_id
Search using beta-code Use the lemma-beta and/or form-beta annotations