This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1870 Excerpt: ...o v may he used. 482. Mjj is joined with the participle when it is used in a conditional sense (614). Otherwise ov is used. 483. O v is often used in close connection with a single word, when the negation really belongs to another word in the sentence. OA friftl = nego. 484. When a negative sentence contains indefinite ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1870 Excerpt: ...o v may he used. 482. Mjj is joined with the participle when it is used in a conditional sense (614). Otherwise ov is used. 483. O v is often used in close connection with a single word, when the negation really belongs to another word in the sentence. OA friftl = nego. 484. When a negative sentence contains indefinite pronouns or adverbs, these are generally expressed by compounds of the same negative as belongs to the sentence. This repetition of negatives does not render the sentence affirmative, but rather makes the negative force pervade the whole of it. 485. Oi ft!) are used together to express a strong negation with the subjuncti ve (generally aorist), or a strong prohibition with the future indicative. The former use is often explained by understanding between the two negations some expression of fear or anxiety. Ovkgti ft)) iCvr/rat fiaoikebs jj/t/uf KaraXa/Seiv, the Icing will no longer be able to overtake us (there is no fear lest the king should be able). 486. oi are used together after verbs of fearing, Latin ut = ne non. 487. The infinitive has pi) ov instead of when the expression on which it depends is negative, particularly after verbs of hindering, forbidding, denying. 488. Oix on, and ft)) 6n are often used in the sense of not only, the verb Aeyu, I say, being perhaps understood after oix and teye, say, after ftfj. 489. Primary sentences are of three kinds, as they may contain (1) An assertion. 'Epxerat $ Mavddvr), Mandane comes. (2) A question. Tt dpa 6 loXuv ipel what then will Solon say? (3) A command, including under this head expres sions of a wish. 'E TjTav titeivoi rd noura, let them have the first place; pfj yivono i&v Ovtu ravra, may these things not happen so. ASSERTIONS. Principal assertions have their verhs 490. (1) I...
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