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I was reading in Matthew chapter 6:1 and saw that Jesus uses an accusative + infinitive in an indirect command after prosecho. I could not find this construction after this verb in Liddell and Scott and was wondering whether anyone had seen it before?

Hey Guys.

I am starting from scratch at this ancient Greek stuff, which is exciting, but seems very challenging as well. Is White's First Greek Book as good of a place as any to start? Or can anyone recommend a better starting point?

Thanks,

Ernest.

Hello,
I have a doubt on paragraph 22nd of Sigdwick´s First Greek Writer:
ἄλλοι ἄλλῃ ἀπῆλθον (One went one way and another another)

I can understand perfectly the sense of the example but I am not able to do its syntactic analysis. I think it´s very simple but I dont´s see it clearly.
Could anyone help me?

Thanks in advance.

can anyone be kind to give some tips on how to pronunce the malevolous pitch accent :D

is there any resource to drill? anything?

cheers!

Inspired by mingshey's recent question on the opening strophe, I have worked up the entire poem. Well, the parts of it that survive.

Sappho 16