[size=150]ἐοργας[/size]
According to Munro, [size=150]ἐοργας[/size] < "weworgas". Presumably this (like [size=150]λελοιπα[/size] is a perfect formation? In the context (Iliad III.57) it would work fairly well as a stative.
[size=150]ἐειπεν[/size]
Though I see it all the time, I'm still not sure what's going on here. I thought the stem was "wep", so an aorist formation would be ewep- > eip (as in Attic?). Whence then has come the extra epsilon?
thanks as ever
thucy
eorgas / eeipen
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