The Supplementary Participle in Herodotus
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, 1. 76. 13; 1. 189. 6; 1. 189. 8; 1. 193. 34; 1. 207. 26; 4. 3. 7; 4. 119. 16; 4. 127. 12; 4. 139. 6; 4. 203. 11; 5. 16. 4; 5. 20. 24; 5. 36. 22; 5. 62. 10; 5. 71. 5; 5. 72. 6; 5. 85. 5; 6. 62. 12; 6. 84. 9; 6. 138. 19; 7. 176. 22; 8. 57. 11; 8. 77. 2; 8. 89. 11; 8. 97. 7; 8. 100. 17; 8. 107. 3; 8. 108. 15; 8. 143. 7; 9. 27. 37; 9. 33. 15; 9. 47. 5; (total 32). - G M T. 896. K. 482. 8; 484. 30.
G. Suggests no distinction of meaning for the use of this verb with the s. P. And with the inf. K. S...tates (484. 30) that with the s. P. Tretpdo/zat means "try one's skill at something"; and with the inf. , "attempt to do something. " An examination of the passages in which Hdt. Uses this verb shows that there is no definitely retained distinction between the SUPPLEMENTARY PARTICIPLE IN HERODOTUS 43 use of the s. P. And that of the inf. Some passages about half of the total number would seem to indicate that in Hdt. Tretpdojueu with the s. P. Means "try doing something, " i. E. , actually begin the action which it is desired to accomplish; and that with the inf.
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, 1. 76. 13; 1. 189. 6; 1. 189. 8; 1. 193. 34; 1. 207. 26; 4. 3. 7; 4. 119. 16; 4. 127. 12; 4. 139. 6; 4. 203. 11; 5. 16. 4; 5. 20. 24; 5. 36. 22; 5. 62. 10; 5. 71. 5; 5. 72. 6; 5. 85. 5; 6. 62. 12; 6. 84. 9; 6. 138. 19; 7. 176. 22; 8. 57. 11; 8. 77. 2; 8. 89. 11; 8. 97. 7; 8. 100. 17; 8. 107. 3; 8. 108. 15; 8. 143. 7; 9. 27. 37; 9. 33. 15; 9. 47. 5; (total 32). - G M T. 896. K. 482. 8; 484. 30.
G. Suggests no distinction of meaning for the use of this verb with the s. P. And with the inf. K. S...tates (484. 30) that with the s. P. Tretpdo/zat means "try one's skill at something"; and with the inf. , "attempt to do something. " An examination of the passages in which Hdt. Uses this verb shows that there is no definitely retained distinction between the SUPPLEMENTARY PARTICIPLE IN HERODOTUS 43 use of the s. P. And that of the inf. Some passages about half of the total number would seem to indicate that in Hdt. Tretpdojueu with the s. P. Means "try doing something, " i. E. , actually begin the action which it is desired to accomplish; and that with the inf.
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