Acts 23:10

εὐλ., see critical note. μὴ : after verbs of fear and danger in classical Greek, with subjunctive after primary tenses, with optative (more usually) after secondary tenses, but in N.T. only the subjunctive, Burton, p. 95, and Viteau, Le Grec du N.T., p. 83 (1893), Acts 27:17 2 Corinthians 11:3; 2 Corinthians 12:20; Hebrews 4:1. διασπασθῇ, cf. LXX, Hosea 13:8, for use in same sense as here, to tear like a wild beast tears its prey in pieces (elsewhere in N.T., Mark 5:4, cf. LXX, Jeremiah 2:20), cf. in classical Greek, Herod., iii., 13, Dem., 58, 8. καταβὰν from Antonia. ἁρπάσαι ἄγειν τε = ἁρπάσαι ἄγειν (Blass), see critical note.