A Grammar of the Greek Language
A Grammar of the Greek Language
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'AyiVracvr* . . X(|«yrif & iyiyvtu^Kot, they rose to say (future at the time of the rising) what they thougfit (past at t&e time of the narration), L 3.
13. Jli^TtvfiU »Xfih»^»i9t A IXiyif, Wn^Ki vii. 7. 25. ETfri . ., rr^ttrnyvt uu \>.iff6au &kk9Vt is r«;^/rr«, fj fth ^ovXtrnt KXfa^;^0s iv^iyuv • . . ny*f»s$u «/ti7v KtJ^tfy, avTtt . • a^K^tiy recommended^ that they should immediately choose other genercUsy if Qearchus [is] was unwilling to lead them ; thai they ^umld ash G/rus for a guide, who... [will umuld conduct them bach, i. 3. 14. Tmc ft vV0ypiei ftU h, on ayu ir^oi ^KfftXiat, and they htid indeed a nurpctON, that he was leacUng them against tlte hing, i. 3. 21. '£^«tf^ae«-f, rif ^-a^myyiXku i. 8.
16. 'EvtfuktTro, S r$ irot^g-u ^ufftXivt lb. 21.
RxMARK. An iNFiinnvE, denoting an action which must be future, from the very nature of the governing word, often employs the FuL, but far more frequently the appropriate dchronic tense ; thus, Ivfi^^ciliin innrx^iTr* • Uf7r« ft rat KtafAat fih mtiiu* vii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'AyiVracvr* . . X(|«yrif & iyiyvtu^Kot, they rose to say (future at the time of the rising) what they thougfit (past at t&e time of the narration), L 3.
13. Jli^TtvfiU »Xfih»^»i9t A IXiyif, Wn^Ki vii. 7. 25. ETfri . ., rr^ttrnyvt uu \>.iff6au &kk9Vt is r«;^/rr«, fj fth ^ovXtrnt KXfa^;^0s iv^iyuv • . . ny*f»s$u «/ti7v KtJ^tfy, avTtt . • a^K^tiy recommended^ that they should immediately choose other genercUsy if Qearchus [is] was unwilling to lead them ; thai they ^umld ash G/rus for a guide, who... [will umuld conduct them bach, i. 3. 14. Tmc ft vV0ypiei ftU h, on ayu ir^oi ^KfftXiat, and they htid indeed a nurpctON, that he was leacUng them against tlte hing, i. 3. 21. '£^«tf^ae«-f, rif ^-a^myyiXku i. 8.
16. 'EvtfuktTro, S r$ irot^g-u ^ufftXivt lb. 21.
RxMARK. An iNFiinnvE, denoting an action which must be future, from the very nature of the governing word, often employs the FuL, but far more frequently the appropriate dchronic tense ; thus, Ivfi^^ciliin innrx^iTr* • Uf7r« ft rat KtafAat fih mtiiu* vii.
What to read after A Grammar of the Greek Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alpheus Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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