Homer's Iliad, Books Iv-Vi
Homer's Iliad, Books Iv-Vi
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801. Explanatory 'asyndeton.' §2 fit. — TvSfvs: obs. the repetition of the last word of the preceding verse at the beginning of this. — roC: "you may know." — U^xn : prob. refers to stature. In general it corresponds nearly to the Attic use of emfuu § 2 v.
— IM^XT"!* • fis^^^'^' See on KopvaHiv A 457 for similar nouns.
802. KttC f Sn: even when, — In this general 'protasis,' the speaker adds with animation a second * prot- asis ' (Sr€ re irrX. 803; cf. Z 132) which introduces a special example ...of the characteristics of Tydeus.
This second protasis gains the upper hand, and the former is forgotten. — ovK cCacTKOv : forbade, 803. ov8c: nor. — iKwoi^ow-ciV : distinguish himself make himself promi- nent in word or deed (c/l irpoHa\t(tro, Mku 807), in contrast to a quiet re- serve (c«ci}Xov 805). — Wor^iv 'AxauSv : equiv. to fiovyos i^v A 888.
804 f. C/:A884ff. — «o\f'as[iroX- FIFTH BOOK OF THE ILIAD.
137 806 haCwo'dai {iw avwyov ivl fieydpoiaiv iKrjXov^ avrap 6 dv/iov exf^v ov Kaprepw^
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
801. Explanatory 'asyndeton.' §2 fit. — TvSfvs: obs. the repetition of the last word of the preceding verse at the beginning of this. — roC: "you may know." — U^xn : prob. refers to stature. In general it corresponds nearly to the Attic use of emfuu § 2 v.
— IM^XT"!* • fis^^^'^' See on KopvaHiv A 457 for similar nouns.
802. KttC f Sn: even when, — In this general 'protasis,' the speaker adds with animation a second * prot- asis ' (Sr€ re irrX. 803; cf. Z 132) which introduces a special example ...of the characteristics of Tydeus.
This second protasis gains the upper hand, and the former is forgotten. — ovK cCacTKOv : forbade, 803. ov8c: nor. — iKwoi^ow-ciV : distinguish himself make himself promi- nent in word or deed (c/l irpoHa\t(tro, Mku 807), in contrast to a quiet re- serve (c«ci}Xov 805). — Wor^iv 'AxauSv : equiv. to fiovyos i^v A 888.
804 f. C/:A884ff. — «o\f'as[iroX- FIFTH BOOK OF THE ILIAD.
137 806 haCwo'dai {iw avwyov ivl fieydpoiaiv iKrjXov^ avrap 6 dv/iov exf^v ov Kaprepw^
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