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Strona 34
... middle s , as , Bλaßov . Exgußov , from Brantw , I injure , zgvτ , I conceal , & c 2. the aspirate ; as , Pov , ßapov from άlw , I annex , Baxtw , I immerse , & c . Verbs in Zw , cow , or rlw , if they form the first future in w , have ...
... middle s , as , Bλaßov . Exgußov , from Brantw , I injure , zgvτ , I conceal , & c 2. the aspirate ; as , Pov , ßapov from άlw , I annex , Baxtw , I immerse , & c . Verbs in Zw , cow , or rlw , if they form the first future in w , have ...
Strona 35
... middle in all the persons and modes the declension is re- gular , as , εσομαι , εσοίμην , εσεσθαι , εσομενος . † This tense is properly the imperfect of the middle voice . Greek verbs in the optative and subjunctive passive have rarely ...
... middle in all the persons and modes the declension is re- gular , as , εσομαι , εσοίμην , εσεσθαι , εσομενος . † This tense is properly the imperfect of the middle voice . Greek verbs in the optative and subjunctive passive have rarely ...
Strona 41
... MIDDLE VOICE . GENERAL VIEW OF THE MOODS AND TENSES . Pres . Imperf . ἐτυπη -όμην οσμην αμήναι αίμην ίωμαι ασθαι Indic . Imp . Optat . Subj . Infin . Partic . τυπ τομαι ४ ωμαι , εσθαι όμενο Fut . 1. τυψ -ομαι οίμην όμενο Indef . 1 ...
... MIDDLE VOICE . GENERAL VIEW OF THE MOODS AND TENSES . Pres . Imperf . ἐτυπη -όμην οσμην αμήναι αίμην ίωμαι ασθαι Indic . Imp . Optat . Subj . Infin . Partic . τυπ τομαι ४ ωμαι , εσθαι όμενο Fut . 1. τυψ -ομαι οίμην όμενο Indef . 1 ...
Strona 42
... Middle verbs , for the most part , are to be taken ac- tively , especially in the future and first indefinite . Depo- nents also are taken actively in all tenses of the passive voice , except the first indefinite . * But a is sometimes ...
... Middle verbs , for the most part , are to be taken ac- tively , especially in the future and first indefinite . Depo- nents also are taken actively in all tenses of the passive voice , except the first indefinite . * But a is sometimes ...
Strona 43
... DEPONENT VERB . The Deponent Verb , or that which wants the active voice , forms certain tenses after the manner of the pas- sive voice ; others , after the manner of the middle . For example , Indic . Pres . doua , I receive , Imperf 43.
... DEPONENT VERB . The Deponent Verb , or that which wants the active voice , forms certain tenses after the manner of the pas- sive voice ; others , after the manner of the middle . For example , Indic . Pres . doua , I receive , Imperf 43.
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