The current work consists in a series of statistical analyses of Greek infinitival structures, aiming at illustrating the syntactic behaviour of the Greek infinitive through time. Spanning the period 5 BC – AD 16, the specific structures are drawn from texts of various authors and divergent topics, being representative of the four synchronies of the Greek language. The text corpus employed exceeds 5 million words in size, within which the infinitival occurrences approximate 102,000. To the best of our knowledge, measurements of such scale are presented for the first time, allowing a diachronic study of the infinitive use supported by statistical tests.