Studies in Classical Philology 4
Studies in Classical Philology 4
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27. 28; 43. 1; 44. 13; 44. 27; 45.27; 46.31; 47.2.18; 4S.19.33; 49.2.32; 50.5.27.30; 51.8.12; , 52. 10. 22 ; 53. 21 ; 55. 5. (37) ^ All of these are iterative clauses and occur in the description of the operation or ritual.
e) With the pluperfect subjunctive.
6.16; 7. 13; 8.2; 9. 22; 11.29; 13.15; 14.21; 16.22; 17.11; 20.13.16.22; 22.25; 24.12; 25.15; 2G.17; 27.6.13; 29.23; 30. 14. 27 ; .31. 2. 10. 29 : 41. 3. (25) I II. Ut: n) With the perfect indicative.
statim ergo ut haec audiui, descendimu...s, 20. 10.
1 Vudent is probably indicative. See p. 90.
SANCTAE SILVIAE PEBEGBINATIO 119 b) With the perfect subjunctive, iterative, in description of the ritual.
Btatim ut manducauerint, omnes uadent, 44. 1.
c) With the subjunctive, meaning "until." superabant milia tria ut perexiremus montes ipBOs, 9. 6.
quando due superant ut pascha sit, 40. 13.
III. Quando: a) With the indicative.
quando de eo loco primitUB uidetur mons Dei, 5. 9.
quando ei dixit Deus, 9. 21 ; 10. 2.
Farao quando uidit, 14. 24.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27. 28; 43. 1; 44. 13; 44. 27; 45.27; 46.31; 47.2.18; 4S.19.33; 49.2.32; 50.5.27.30; 51.8.12; , 52. 10. 22 ; 53. 21 ; 55. 5. (37) ^ All of these are iterative clauses and occur in the description of the operation or ritual.
e) With the pluperfect subjunctive.
6.16; 7. 13; 8.2; 9. 22; 11.29; 13.15; 14.21; 16.22; 17.11; 20.13.16.22; 22.25; 24.12; 25.15; 2G.17; 27.6.13; 29.23; 30. 14. 27 ; .31. 2. 10. 29 : 41. 3. (25) I II. Ut: n) With the perfect indicative.
statim ergo ut haec audiui, descendimu...s, 20. 10.
1 Vudent is probably indicative. See p. 90.
SANCTAE SILVIAE PEBEGBINATIO 119 b) With the perfect subjunctive, iterative, in description of the ritual.
Btatim ut manducauerint, omnes uadent, 44. 1.
c) With the subjunctive, meaning "until." superabant milia tria ut perexiremus montes ipBOs, 9. 6.
quando due superant ut pascha sit, 40. 13.
III. Quando: a) With the indicative.
quando de eo loco primitUB uidetur mons Dei, 5. 9.
quando ei dixit Deus, 9. 21 ; 10. 2.
Farao quando uidit, 14. 24.
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