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- 2016
- ἔγραψέ μοι γάρ ... τὰ νῦν οὖν γράφω σοι. οὖν and γάρ as inferential and elaborative discourse markers in Greek papyrus letters (I – IV AD)
- διό, διὰ τοῦτο, ὅθεν, τοίνυν, οὖν, or rather asyndeton? Inferential expressions and their social value in Greek official petitions (I – IV AD)
- Verbal Periphrasis in Ancient Greek: have- and be- constructions
- Aspectual Choice and the Presentation of Narrative: An application to Herodotus' Histories
- 2015
- Aspectual choice with verba dicendi in Herodotus’ histories
- The Greek documentary papyri as a linguistically heterogeneous corpus: the case of the katochoi of the Sarapeion-archive
- Politeness in pronouns: third person reference in Byzantine documentary papyri
- Minor complementation patterns in Post-classical Greek (I – VI AD): a socio-historical analysis of a corpus of documentary papyri
- Particle-usage in documentary papyri (I – IV AD): an integrated, sociolinguistically-informed approach
- The Greek of the fathers
- 2014
- Tense and aspect from Hellenistic to early Byzantine Greek
- Pronouns (demonstrative, interrogative, indefinite, relative)
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Language variation and change: tense, aspect and modality in Ancient Greek
Klaas Bentein UGent, Mark Janse UGent and Jorie Soltic UGent (2014) Amsterdam Studies in Classical Philology. Mark
- Perfect
- 2013
- HAVE-perfects in post-classical and early Byzantine Greek
- De opkomst van werkwoordelijke omschrijving met HEBBEN en ZIJN in het Oudgrieks
- Prog imperfective drift in ancient Greek? Reconsidering eimi 'be' with present participle
- The syntax of the periphrastic progressive in the Septuagint and the New Testament
- Adjectival periphrasis in Ancient Greek: a cognitive analysis
- S. Efthymiadis (ed.), The Ashgate research companion to Byzantine hagiography. Volume I: Periods and places. Ashgate, Farnham and Burlington, 2011