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5, iv Swa/xet @eov cfypovpovfxivovs Sto, tticttcws, and Heb. X. LO, iv 7. Ou iyevr]Qr]v SiaKocos. "Of which I became a minister" (iyev-rierjv, X A B D* G ; but iycv6fj. R, v, C D*^ K L). The use of yev7]6r]vat instead of the Attic yevia-Bai is condemned by Phrynichus, who calls it Doric ; but it is frequent in later Greek writers (Poly- bius, Diodorus, Dion. Hal. Etc. ), as is shown by Lobeck {ad Phryn. P. 109). There is no ground, then, for assigning to the word here a passive shade of meaning..., as is done by Oecum. , ovhlv yap eyo) epyov i/xov (Tvveicry]veyKa rrj )(a. PtTL ravrr]. Compare, on the contrary. Col. Iv. 11, iyevy]6rj(rdv fJ. 01 rrap-qyopla ; I Thess. Ii. 14, fMifxrjTal iyev^Oy]Te.
StaKoi'os. Harless maintains that S. Denotes the servant in his activity for that service, while v-n-qpiTiq^ denotes him in his activity for the Master, apparently on the ground that haKovdv n or rivC Tt is said, and he compares i Cor. Iv. I with Col. I. 7. But vTrrjpeTeLv tlvl tl is also said (Xen.
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5, iv Swa/xet @eov cfypovpovfxivovs Sto, tticttcws, and Heb. X. LO, iv 7. Ou iyevr]Qr]v SiaKocos. "Of which I became a minister" (iyev-rierjv, X A B D* G ; but iycv6fj. R, v, C D*^ K L). The use of yev7]6r]vat instead of the Attic yevia-Bai is condemned by Phrynichus, who calls it Doric ; but it is frequent in later Greek writers (Poly- bius, Diodorus, Dion. Hal. Etc. ), as is shown by Lobeck {ad Phryn. P. 109). There is no ground, then, for assigning to the word here a passive shade of meaning..., as is done by Oecum. , ovhlv yap eyo) epyov i/xov (Tvveicry]veyKa rrj )(a. PtTL ravrr]. Compare, on the contrary. Col. Iv. 11, iyevy]6rj(rdv fJ. 01 rrap-qyopla ; I Thess. Ii. 14, fMifxrjTal iyev^Oy]Te.
StaKoi'os. Harless maintains that S. Denotes the servant in his activity for that service, while v-n-qpiTiq^ denotes him in his activity for the Master, apparently on the ground that haKovdv n or rivC Tt is said, and he compares i Cor. Iv. I with Col. I. 7. But vTrrjpeTeLv tlvl tl is also said (Xen.
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