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Greek Particles

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

J. D. Denniston  and
W. L. Lorimer
J. D. Denniston
Affiliation:
Hertford College, Oxford
W. L. Lorimer
Affiliation:
University of St. Andrews
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The Classical Review , Volume 49 , Issue 1 , February 1935 , pp. 12 - 14
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1935

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page 13 note 1 Add β 182 (Gk. Part. p. 584).

page 14 note 1 In Ag. l.c. Davies and Goodwin both render ‘nor,’ but the other translators I have consulted use an adversative particle :—‘albeit’ Paley, ‘but’ Campbell, ‘though’ Headlam, ‘yet’ Conington, Kennedy, Morshead, Smyth, ‘mais’ Mazon. Blomfield prints οὐ δὲ. On O.C. l.c. Hermann's note is ‘Μὴ hic cum veteribus libris scripsi, non μηδέ quia vere adversativum est δέ.’ Campbell, Linwood, Jebb, and Phillimore all translate ‘but,’ while Masqueray avoids the issue by means of asyndeton. L. and S.9, however, restrict adversative μηδέ to Epic.