Φοβηθῇς is 2nd sg. aor. pass. subj. of φοβέω, “fear.” The neg. μή with the aor. subj. may prohibit starting an action or *may prohibit an action as a whole (W 723). Παραλαβεῖν is aor. act. inf. of παραλαμβάνω, “to take,” and serves as a complementary inf. completing the idea of the prohibition. Μαρίαν and τὴν γυναῖκα (acc. sg. fem. of γυνή, “woman, wife”) serve as a dbl. acc. of obj./complement (W 182–89) which BDF §157 refers to as an acc. of obj. and pred. acc. On the various forms of Semitic names,