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... ὡς ἀλλᾶς ἀλλάντες . The opposition meant by Athen . is quite destroyed by the vulgar reading , καὶ οὐχὶ ἀτταγῆνες , and the word itself is quite foreign to the purpose of Athen .; if λεχ- τέον is not to be considered as applicable only ...
... ὡς ἀλλᾶς ἀλλάντες . The opposition meant by Athen . is quite destroyed by the vulgar reading , καὶ οὐχὶ ἀτταγῆνες , and the word itself is quite foreign to the purpose of Athen .; if λεχ- τέον is not to be considered as applicable only ...
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... ὡς μισῶ σ ̓ ἔχων ! Again in a fragment of the Phenix : ὦ γῆρας , οἷον τοῖς σ ̓ ἔχουσιν εἶ κακόν ; ( See Porsoni Adversaria , p . 245. ) Ibid . iv . 1. 21. solus sum meus . Apollodorus . ἐγὼ γὰρ εἰμι τῶν ἐμῶν ἐμὸς μόνος . W. Tansor . 59 ...
... ὡς μισῶ σ ̓ ἔχων ! Again in a fragment of the Phenix : ὦ γῆρας , οἷον τοῖς σ ̓ ἔχουσιν εἶ κακόν ; ( See Porsoni Adversaria , p . 245. ) Ibid . iv . 1. 21. solus sum meus . Apollodorus . ἐγὼ γὰρ εἰμι τῶν ἐμῶν ἐμὸς μόνος . W. Tansor . 59 ...
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... ὡς ἐπαύσατο πίνων : ותכל להשקתו instead of ויכל לשתות read Septuagint : cumque ille bibisset , Vulg . 38. after read S. instead of 1 Ms. v . 40. for So. read 40 . v . 44. - הוכיח S. 31 Mss . read הוכיח S. 21 Mss . 46.שתה . for אשת read ...
... ὡς ἐπαύσατο πίνων : ותכל להשקתו instead of ויכל לשתות read Septuagint : cumque ille bibisset , Vulg . 38. after read S. instead of 1 Ms. v . 40. for So. read 40 . v . 44. - הוכיח S. 31 Mss . read הוכיח S. 21 Mss . 46.שתה . for אשת read ...
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... ὡς ἀηδων , ἐπικωκύσω , τῶν δὲ πατρῴων πρὸ θυρῶν ἠχὼ πᾶσι προφωνεῖν . Siquis animum intendat veros ad affectus sententiasque quibus induere personam , hancce Electram , voluit Poëta , ne vocabulum quidem e communi lectione amovebit ...
... ὡς ἀηδων , ἐπικωκύσω , τῶν δὲ πατρῴων πρὸ θυρῶν ἠχὼ πᾶσι προφωνεῖν . Siquis animum intendat veros ad affectus sententiasque quibus induere personam , hancce Electram , voluit Poëta , ne vocabulum quidem e communi lectione amovebit ...
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... ὡς , pro veluti , utpote , quasi , et similia . Quumque G. B. mihi e Sophocle monstraverit unum duntaxat exemplum τοῦ " & τε , ” ego illi alterius , scilicet τοῦ “ ὡς , ” facile proferam bis mille ! Nunc autem , si mihi quoque venia ...
... ὡς , pro veluti , utpote , quasi , et similia . Quumque G. B. mihi e Sophocle monstraverit unum duntaxat exemplum τοῦ " & τε , ” ego illi alterius , scilicet τοῦ “ ὡς , ” facile proferam bis mille ! Nunc autem , si mihi quoque venia ...
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