Midias
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The &i> in koi; refers to the second verb, -Troietv; an expanded form of a similar sentence would be ^okoj ^ot koX el Karaytyj/wo-Koi/xi ev nroteiv ay, thence Kav el kot. ev iroteiv. Buttmann proceeds to speak of what he styles av comopitvm : k&v el, which literally means " even if," had in ordinary conversation come to signify " although f and hence, when the protasis contained a certainty, the indicative would take the place of the optative after el, k&v remaining as before, and the power of ...dv being, so to say, " mesmerised." An excellent instance is found in Plat. Men. § 4. kuv el iroWal Kal iravToSaTrai eicrtv &peTaL, ev ye Ti eTSos tqutov ^iracrat e-)(pv(n,v : for here between el and elaiv a certainty is enunciated, and there- fore exouaiv follows, in the apodosis, with which av of course could not be constructed. Meier contends that such is the construction here, and keeps the old reading Karayiyvda-Kei accordingly ; but Eeiske has restored kutu- yiyvusnKoi from the Codex Augustanus, and Buttmann agrees with him to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The &i> in koi; refers to the second verb, -Troietv; an expanded form of a similar sentence would be ^okoj ^ot koX el Karaytyj/wo-Koi/xi ev nroteiv ay, thence Kav el kot. ev iroteiv. Buttmann proceeds to speak of what he styles av comopitvm : k&v el, which literally means " even if," had in ordinary conversation come to signify " although f and hence, when the protasis contained a certainty, the indicative would take the place of the optative after el, k&v remaining as before, and the power of ...dv being, so to say, " mesmerised." An excellent instance is found in Plat. Men. § 4. kuv el iroWal Kal iravToSaTrai eicrtv &peTaL, ev ye Ti eTSos tqutov ^iracrat e-)(pv(n,v : for here between el and elaiv a certainty is enunciated, and there- fore exouaiv follows, in the apodosis, with which av of course could not be constructed. Meier contends that such is the construction here, and keeps the old reading Karayiyvda-Kei accordingly ; but Eeiske has restored kutu- yiyvusnKoi from the Codex Augustanus, and Buttmann agrees with him to do so.
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