Platonis Euthyphro
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Madvig (Adversaria Critica I 566) and Schanz assume a lacuna in the first clause, in order to provide a subject to ^x"« for the subject cannot be vaguely ' things in general ', nor can opdws ?x" be the same as to opOhv ^xet. To insert evae^dv (as Madvig suggests) would be prematurely to anticipate the mention of the subject treated in the dialogue, viz. Evae^eiv or oaioTTjs, which (after the manner of Plato, who wished to preserve the semblance of a conversation ; see on Crito 47 a) is reserved... for a later stage (4 e). At the same time, if ^xet is retained, it seems certain from opdQs avTo irpa^aL that an infinitive is the subject to ^x^' • ^i"**^ '^^e only relevant subject is 'to prosecute one's father for manslaughter'. Either therefore to eyKaXeif (sc. Trarpt (povov) must be supplied from eyKX-rifxa above, or we must assume the loss of some phrase to the same effect, probably to eTre^teVat Trarpt (povov in view of the frequent recurrence of these words throughout the chapter {oii yap 6.
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Madvig (Adversaria Critica I 566) and Schanz assume a lacuna in the first clause, in order to provide a subject to ^x"« for the subject cannot be vaguely ' things in general ', nor can opdws ?x" be the same as to opOhv ^xet. To insert evae^dv (as Madvig suggests) would be prematurely to anticipate the mention of the subject treated in the dialogue, viz. Evae^eiv or oaioTTjs, which (after the manner of Plato, who wished to preserve the semblance of a conversation ; see on Crito 47 a) is reserved... for a later stage (4 e). At the same time, if ^xet is retained, it seems certain from opdQs avTo irpa^aL that an infinitive is the subject to ^x^' • ^i"**^ '^^e only relevant subject is 'to prosecute one's father for manslaughter'. Either therefore to eyKaXeif (sc. Trarpt (povov) must be supplied from eyKX-rifxa above, or we must assume the loss of some phrase to the same effect, probably to eTre^teVat Trarpt (povov in view of the frequent recurrence of these words throughout the chapter {oii yap 6.
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