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Headword:
Apoloimên
Adler number: alpha,3427
Translated headword: I might perish, may I perish
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Optative. Also [sc. attested is the third person plural] a)po/lointo ["they might perish/may they perish"].
"So may evil perish".[1]
There are two ways of saying [the infinitive]: a)pollu/ein and a)pollu/nai. [This is] also [true of] a)podeiknu/nai and a)podeiknu/ein ["to display"], and all similar [verbs].
Greek Original:Apoloimên euktikôs. kai Apolointo. hôs apoloito hê kakia. Apolluein de kai apollunai, dittôs legousi. kai apodeiknunai, kai apodeiknuein, kai panta ta homoia.
Notes:
The older athematic forms (-numi, -nunai, etc.) were sometimes replaced by "regular" thematic forms: see Smyth ยง746a (web address 1).
[1] This phrase occurs in several authors; the likeliest source for its quotation here is Gregory of Nazianzus, Oration 19 (PG 35,1060).
Associated internet address:
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Keywords: Christianity; dialects, grammar, and etymology; ethics; religion; rhetoric
Translated by: William Hutton on 29 January 2002@22:49:49.
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