Advice to a Young Reviewer With a Specimen of the Art
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The ex- amples he gives of an indicative with quis, or qui- bus, are wrongly explained. V. G.
" Die quibus in terris infcripti nomina regum " Nafcuntur flores. " Here if the line be underftood as a queftion, the indicative will do ; and fo perhaps it was under- ftood by thofe copyifts who kept the reading. But the Subjunctive nafcantur, with quibus, as an Indefinite, is preferable, which in Greek would have been Tt
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ex- amples he gives of an indicative with quis, or qui- bus, are wrongly explained. V. G.
" Die quibus in terris infcripti nomina regum " Nafcuntur flores. " Here if the line be underftood as a queftion, the indicative will do ; and fo perhaps it was under- ftood by thofe copyifts who kept the reading. But the Subjunctive nafcantur, with quibus, as an Indefinite, is preferable, which in Greek would have been Tt
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