Sappho
Sappho
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This situation, expressed in similar words, occurs frequently in Grillparzer.
241. Adorned with the exalted crown of mastery, i.e., with the laurel wreath; absolute participial construction (frequent in Grill- parzer) referring to Sappho tho ?eicr is the subject.
NOTES 141 245. f^amentgeiftert, ivitless for very modesty; a very expressive compound.
247-8. He has not yet recovered from the hypnotic influence of his first meeting with her overwhelming personality. Cf. note to 11. 1 30-1.
247. ^er... i4 . . . forf4e. If the antecedent of a relative pronoun is a personal pronoun of the first or second person it is usually re- peated after the relative, so that the verb may agree with the antecedent in person. Cf. 1. 581. Otherwise the verb is in the third person. Cf. 1. 143.
248. What tense auxiliaries are omitted in this verse?
251. ipaxiam = ^dtm, seldom, 255. qiauhtt==f)^ttt . . . geglaubt; the preterit indicative is often used for the pluperfect subjunctive for vividness.
255-6. Note the strong contrast again emphasized between Sappho and Phaon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This situation, expressed in similar words, occurs frequently in Grillparzer.
241. Adorned with the exalted crown of mastery, i.e., with the laurel wreath; absolute participial construction (frequent in Grill- parzer) referring to Sappho tho ?eicr is the subject.
NOTES 141 245. f^amentgeiftert, ivitless for very modesty; a very expressive compound.
247-8. He has not yet recovered from the hypnotic influence of his first meeting with her overwhelming personality. Cf. note to 11. 1 30-1.
247. ^er... i4 . . . forf4e. If the antecedent of a relative pronoun is a personal pronoun of the first or second person it is usually re- peated after the relative, so that the verb may agree with the antecedent in person. Cf. 1. 581. Otherwise the verb is in the third person. Cf. 1. 143.
248. What tense auxiliaries are omitted in this verse?
251. ipaxiam = ^dtm, seldom, 255. qiauhtt==f)^ttt . . . geglaubt; the preterit indicative is often used for the pluperfect subjunctive for vividness.
255-6. Note the strong contrast again emphasized between Sappho and Phaon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franz Grillparzer to read onlineMoreLess
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