The Charmides, Laches, And Lysis of Plato;
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23. In 40. 6 Socrates explains an obscure point of his own accord.
I06 AAXHS. [P. 34 31. (TKtirroiuEBaL. This form is almost unknown in Attic, cricoirea) being used in the present system. Cobet ascribes its (rare) occurrence in Plato to the influence of Homer.
33.apfmKav, "ointment" 2. irpos o^OaXfwvi. Parts of the body may dispense with the article.
Tt5 Tov. Both pronouns are indefinite, the first enclitic receiving its accent from the second ; so rts rt in 1. 10.
6. irpoaourreov (T ...rpoc^cpw).
ovKovv €vi A.oyw marks the conclusion of the inductive process.
11. ia-Koirct,. The imperfect is employed, because the preceding gradual process of investigation is still present to the mind.
1 2. irtpL TOV o kt\. Plato is the only Attic prose writer that freely uses an article to introduce a relative clause. The dependent sentence is equiva- lent to a substantive, and the construction is similar to the articular infinitive with subject and object R. 30.
14. TOV avfiPovkov is object, not subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23. In 40. 6 Socrates explains an obscure point of his own accord.
I06 AAXHS. [P. 34 31. (TKtirroiuEBaL. This form is almost unknown in Attic, cricoirea) being used in the present system. Cobet ascribes its (rare) occurrence in Plato to the influence of Homer.
33.
Tt5 Tov. Both pronouns are indefinite, the first enclitic receiving its accent from the second ; so rts rt in 1. 10.
6. irpoaourreov (T
ovKovv €vi A.oyw marks the conclusion of the inductive process.
11. ia-Koirct,. The imperfect is employed, because the preceding gradual process of investigation is still present to the mind.
1 2. irtpL TOV o kt\. Plato is the only Attic prose writer that freely uses an article to introduce a relative clause. The dependent sentence is equiva- lent to a substantive, and the construction is similar to the articular infinitive with subject and object R. 30.
14. TOV avfiPovkov is object, not subject.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plato to read onlineMoreLess
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