Words And Their Uses, Past And Present: a Study of the English Language
Words And Their Uses, Past And Present: a Study of the English Language
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As to that point, I cite the fol-^ lowing passages from a grammarian of authority : — "The third future, or paulo post future, of the passive in respect to signification (§ 139), and form is derived from the jierfect passive, of which it retains the augment, substituting wonttt for the termination of the perfect passive. It is therefore only necessary to take the ending of the second person perfect passive in oai (i/.a(, (at), and change the at into o/iai — rhvft^i (rm>> ^«l), r«r(rt|*«^ac." — ...Buttmatiy § 99.
" The third, or paulo post future, is properly, both in foms and in signification, compounded from the perfect and future THE GRAMMARLBSS TONGUE. 333 tt places what is past or concluded in the future ; €. g,^ ^ mXtrtU 'tiitts KtKooit^aerai ihv k roioiroi mMlv ivxovov^ i^OXm^ — ThecitjT Will have been perfectly organized if such a watchman oversee it; «. e., disposita erii, not dispoueiur,** — Ibidem, § 139.
This is Greek, as I learned it, I do not pretend to write a new Cratylus, or profess to be able to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to that point, I cite the fol-^ lowing passages from a grammarian of authority : — "The third future, or paulo post future, of the passive in respect to signification (§ 139), and form is derived from the jierfect passive, of which it retains the augment, substituting wonttt for the termination of the perfect passive. It is therefore only necessary to take the ending of the second person perfect passive in oai (i/.a(, (at), and change the at into o/iai — rhvft^i (rm>> ^«l), r«r(rt|*«^ac." — ...Buttmatiy § 99.
" The third, or paulo post future, is properly, both in foms and in signification, compounded from the perfect and future THE GRAMMARLBSS TONGUE. 333 tt places what is past or concluded in the future ; €. g,^ ^ mXtrtU 'tiitts KtKooit^aerai ihv k roioiroi mMlv ivxovov^ i^OXm^ — ThecitjT Will have been perfectly organized if such a watchman oversee it; «. e., disposita erii, not dispoueiur,** — Ibidem, § 139.
This is Greek, as I learned it, I do not pretend to write a new Cratylus, or profess to be able to do so.
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