A Grammar of the Greek Language
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AGREEMENT OF ADJECTIVES. 145 Ohs. 4. An adjective in the neuter gender must often be referred to χοψα or nodyuu understood ; as, Ισχνοόΐ' iuuv r^ άλτ)- ^fi«, truth is powerful, JEschin. ; Ooleqov niqvy.frv ai'O^ooino;, man is naturally deceitful^ Aristoph. ; κιΰ.ον ol rouoi eial, Menand. Sometimes the substantive is expressed ; as, κοίςτον χυψα ττοιητν^ς έστΙ, a poct is a light thing, Plato. Thus in Latin, triste lupus stabulis, Virg.
The neuters ηλεΓον, ηλΐίω, μειυν, &c. may be joined with sub...stantives of any gender, number, or case ; as, Γ.τ,τί'ας μίν uzfi ov ueiov όιοιη η'ίυιι, he tcilL bring not less than twenty thousand horse, Xen. ; *»• uaqrvoi τιλίυν n τοιπίίνοίοι:, Plato; jjuouiitvfi i^vioug π/.ίίω »; τοΐΐς. Id.
Proper names in the singular are often accompanied by the neuters TTijr-nu, rrai'Tu, and others; as, i'c^i τοη• ' Α&ι^ναΊυη• τα JiQonu, keep thou the first rank amongst the Athenians, Lucian ; Ei-^uiu αΐ'τοΐς πάπα l^v, Thucyd.
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AGREEMENT OF ADJECTIVES. 145 Ohs. 4. An adjective in the neuter gender must often be referred to χοψα or nodyuu understood ; as, Ισχνοόΐ' iuuv r^ άλτ)- ^fi«, truth is powerful, JEschin. ; Ooleqov niqvy.frv ai'O^ooino;, man is naturally deceitful^ Aristoph. ; κιΰ.ον ol rouoi eial, Menand. Sometimes the substantive is expressed ; as, κοίςτον χυψα ττοιητν^ς έστΙ, a poct is a light thing, Plato. Thus in Latin, triste lupus stabulis, Virg.
The neuters ηλεΓον, ηλΐίω, μειυν, &c. may be joined with sub...stantives of any gender, number, or case ; as, Γ.τ,τί'ας μίν uzfi ov ueiov όιοιη η'ίυιι, he tcilL bring not less than twenty thousand horse, Xen. ; *»• uaqrvoi τιλίυν n τοιπίίνοίοι:, Plato; jjuouiitvfi i^vioug π/.ίίω »; τοΐΐς. Id.
Proper names in the singular are often accompanied by the neuters TTijr-nu, rrai'Tu, and others; as, i'c^i τοη• ' Α&ι^ναΊυη• τα JiQonu, keep thou the first rank amongst the Athenians, Lucian ; Ei-^uiu αΐ'τοΐς πάπα l^v, Thucyd.
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