An Introduction to the Writing of Greek in Two Parts for the Use of Winchester
An Introduction to the Writing of Greek in Two Parts for the Use of Winchester
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Zoppcc(pir} uXeysivog g^ray^jya/. Hom. 17. Command thyself not less than others also, A^)^a) (na, vTii f/, r]dev tittov ti Kcct ot aXkoi, Isocr. 18. Enjoy thy present good things as a mortal, but be careful of thy possessions as if thou wert immortal, A'TToXa. VM f/^Sif roc 'ttoc^ovtoc ocya^cc cog ^vj^rog, STTif^z- Xsofj(, oct Jg roc vTToc^y^cvroc cog oc6ocvocrog» Isocr. 19. They did not neglect things of the public, OvK coXiyo^eov Koi\>og. Isocr. 20. They within having heard the turrmlt, run o...ut, AtcrSof/^evog bvSov ^o^vSog 2Ki9eoj» Xen. 21. Do you listen to my words, 2i> 5* sfAOi (jLvSoi sry]?cii(roc. Soph. 22. There is not any city which is th. E property of one man only, UoT^tg yoc^ ax, sifjci o^ig ocvyj^ sifjct ug. Soph. 23. To [ 94 ] 23. To partake of those diseases which happen dur- ing that age, To VOffTj^^CC ^ZrCL(T'j(Jil)i TO SlCC ^TOg 7YIV YlXlKiaV yivoyAvog, Isocr. 24. He that labours, requires rest, 'O 'TTOVMV ^sof/^oci Yi cx. Vcx. 'Trcx. Va'ig, Aristot. 25. Neither did he fail of having this, OyJs irog hyjf^a^Tov, Isocr.
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Zoppcc(pir} uXeysivog g^ray^jya/. Hom. 17. Command thyself not less than others also, A^)^a) (na, vTii f/, r]dev tittov ti Kcct ot aXkoi, Isocr. 18. Enjoy thy present good things as a mortal, but be careful of thy possessions as if thou wert immortal, A'TToXa. VM f/^Sif roc 'ttoc^ovtoc ocya^cc cog ^vj^rog, STTif^z- Xsofj(, oct Jg roc vTToc^y^cvroc cog oc6ocvocrog» Isocr. 19. They did not neglect things of the public, OvK coXiyo^eov Koi\>og. Isocr. 20. They within having heard the turrmlt, run o...ut, AtcrSof/^evog bvSov ^o^vSog 2Ki9eoj» Xen. 21. Do you listen to my words, 2i> 5* sfAOi (jLvSoi sry]?cii(roc. Soph. 22. There is not any city which is th. E property of one man only, UoT^tg yoc^ ax, sifjci o^ig ocvyj^ sifjct ug. Soph. 23. To [ 94 ] 23. To partake of those diseases which happen dur- ing that age, To VOffTj^^CC ^ZrCL(T'j(Jil)i TO SlCC ^TOg 7YIV YlXlKiaV yivoyAvog, Isocr. 24. He that labours, requires rest, 'O 'TTOVMV ^sof/^oci Yi cx. Vcx. 'Trcx. Va'ig, Aristot. 25. Neither did he fail of having this, OyJs irog hyjf^a^Tov, Isocr.
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