An English Commentary On the Rhesus Medea Hippolytus Alcestis Heraclidae Su
An English Commentary On the Rhesus Medea Hippolytus Alcestis Heraclidae Su
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1058-1068. P' iXtyfy. "May blame me. " A rare sense of sAJyxw, especially with the accusative of the person. The verb properly means, " to put questions for the purpose of criminating a person, " and hence "to disgrace, " "to put to shame, " etc. *ai rijg Oavov- crjQ. Alcestis had charged him (v. 305) not to marry again. IcQi fyovaa. " Know that you have. " Trpovri- tat. " You are like her. " Perf. Pass, of Trjooo-et/cw, which is obsolete ; as if from a first person, Tr^oo-^iy^at. (Jelf, G. 6r.... , 315. ) firj IJL HXyg yprjfievov. " Do not make me a captive, already made captive, " i. E. , do not make me captive a second time. He means, I am sufficiently caught by my present loss, and need not that further pain should be added. The Scholiast makes t\ys here equivalent to ^oveuo-yc, but this is too strong, although many follow him. KarEppwycun. Second perfect of 1070-1077. Tyw fitv OVK txV\ K - T - ^ " I could not indeed speak well of your present fortunes, " i. E. , of the condition in which your lot has placed you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1058-1068. P' iXtyfy. "May blame me. " A rare sense of sAJyxw, especially with the accusative of the person. The verb properly means, " to put questions for the purpose of criminating a person, " and hence "to disgrace, " "to put to shame, " etc. *ai rijg Oavov- crjQ. Alcestis had charged him (v. 305) not to marry again. IcQi fyovaa. " Know that you have. " Trpovri- tat. " You are like her. " Perf. Pass, of Trjooo-et/cw, which is obsolete ; as if from a first person, Tr^oo-^iy^at. (Jelf, G. 6r.... , 315. ) firj IJL HXyg yprjfievov. " Do not make me a captive, already made captive, " i. E. , do not make me captive a second time. He means, I am sufficiently caught by my present loss, and need not that further pain should be added. The Scholiast makes t\ys here equivalent to ^oveuo-yc, but this is too strong, although many follow him. KarEppwycun. Second perfect of 1070-1077. Tyw fitv OVK txV\ K - T - ^ " I could not indeed speak well of your present fortunes, " i. E. , of the condition in which your lot has placed you.
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