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. 1907 Excerpt: ...Page 26. non... patefecit: displayed the workings, not of a dull but 40 of a crazed intellect. 4. possent: A. 535.C; B. 284.4; G.631.3; H. 570. I; M.871. 41 5. petentibus: petitioners. 11. capiebat: formed. 12. Id postquam: notice how frequently the conjunction is postponed in Latin, in order that some other word may ...
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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. 1907 Excerpt: ...Page 26. non... patefecit: displayed the workings, not of a dull but 40 of a crazed intellect. 4. possent: A. 535.C; B. 284.4; G.631.3; H. 570. I; M.871. 41 5. petentibus: petitioners. 11. capiebat: formed. 12. Id postquam: notice how frequently the conjunction is postponed in Latin, in order that some other word may be the more closely connected with the preceding sentence. 15. more illorum: the writing was on a strip wound spirally on the clava. Unwound it could not be read, but by rewinding on a duplicate cylinder the parts of words were united and became legible. 16. reverterStur... damnaturos: shown by the tense of the inf. to be a future condition. 17. se... posse: see note on redacturum, p. 40, 1. 13, and observe that verbs of hoping take the same construction as verbs of promising. 18. pecunia et potentia: bribery and political influence. In modern political slang, Pausanias depended on his "pull" and the use of " boodle " to save him.--posse: this inf. is future in sense, though present in form. Regularly, however, a verb which, like possum, has no fut. inf. is put in the pres. or imperf. subj. after fore ul whenever a fut. inf. would be the natural construction. 20. lSgibus: ablative. 21. cuivis ephoro: dat. with licet. See note on ephoros, p. 31, 1. 16.--facere: what other construction is possible after licet't A. 565. n. 2; B. 295. 6; G. 553. 2; H. 564. II. I; M. 782. 22. suspicione: A. 401; B. 214. 1. c); G. 405; H. 462; M. 600. 24. Hilotae: the name "Helot" probably means "captive" (from the root kX-appearing in the 2 aor. system of alptw), although the Greeks themselves believed that it meant " inhabitant of Helos," a town subdued by the Spartans. 26. munere: see note on quo, p. 17, 1. 7. 27. e...
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