Exercise 162

[runicus]

Greetings!O friends mine!
This is the first time that I have ever typed in Ancient Greek with the expectation that ye can help me with the translation. I have done just partial work thereof,and with the rest I am very confused.

10. ταῦτα ἔλεξε ΚλέαÏ￾χος· οἱ δὲ στÏ￾ατιῶται,οἵ τε αá½￾τοῦ á¼￾κείνου, καὶ οἱ ἄλλοι,á¼￾κέλευον αá½￾τὸν ἄγειν τὴν στÏ￾ατιάν

"Klearchos said that above; the soldiers,both...and the others,were commanding him to lead the army."

I comprehend not what αá½￾τοῦ á¼￾κείνου hereby meaneth,albeit I can recogize it as genitive singular.
Thanks in advance.
Postscriptum: Excuse me for my assuming archaist^^

[GlottalGreekGeek]

αá½￾τοῦ á¼￾κείνου, in this context, almost certainly means Klearchos. I'd double-check my PDF of White, but I can't find the file offhand, and I'm not going to abuse Jeff's poor server by re-downloading it.