The Tragedies
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378. TporrovTo. The omission of the augment is justified by the rapid and almost epic narrative. See on 499 inf.
To write erpoTrovro was at least unneces- sary. The younger student should pay particular attention to the use of the im.
perfect throughout the narrative, varied occasionally by the aorist where instan- taneous action is contrasted, as in 391 — 2, 39.9, 411. In the present case the sailors began deliberately to prepare their dinner and to fasten the oars to the rowlock by the rpoTTi...oTijp or loop, previously to carrying into effect the order in 366 — 9. The whole of the poet's account of the fight has been so fully commented on and explained by Mr. Blakesley, Excursus to Herod, viii. 76 (Vol. ii. pp. 400—419), that it would be useless in this place to discuss the details of the action, as compared: with the nar- rative of Herodotus.
379. ETfl Sf, K.T.A. See 359.
380. iras aviip Kdirris &va^. The pre- paration of the Persians to intercept the Greeks is here described. Eurip.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
378. TporrovTo. The omission of the augment is justified by the rapid and almost epic narrative. See on 499 inf.
To write erpoTrovro was at least unneces- sary. The younger student should pay particular attention to the use of the im.
perfect throughout the narrative, varied occasionally by the aorist where instan- taneous action is contrasted, as in 391 — 2, 39.9, 411. In the present case the sailors began deliberately to prepare their dinner and to fasten the oars to the rowlock by the rpoTTi...oTijp or loop, previously to carrying into effect the order in 366 — 9. The whole of the poet's account of the fight has been so fully commented on and explained by Mr. Blakesley, Excursus to Herod, viii. 76 (Vol. ii. pp. 400—419), that it would be useless in this place to discuss the details of the action, as compared: with the nar- rative of Herodotus.
379. ETfl Sf, K.T.A. See 359.
380. iras aviip Kdirris &va^. The pre- paration of the Persians to intercept the Greeks is here described. Eurip.
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