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Notes on the new liddell and Scott

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

R. L. Dunbabin
Affiliation:
Hobart, Tasmania.

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Review Article
Copyright
Copyright © The Classical Association 1946

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1 In these passages ναβανω and νατενω are not used of upward motion in the literal sense, for it would seem that Xenophon pictured the scene of the battle as a plain, like that where the battle of Cunaxa was fought; ναβανοντα means ‘going up’ and νατεινμενα ‘moving up’ in the sense in which we speak of moving up to the front on a level floor or of a division moving up to the front on a level plain. This sense of ναβανω is not noticed in the new L. and S.