I think i have this right:
Intensive (IPSE)
We ourselves will sail accross the sea
Reflexive (ME)
I gave it to myself
Because: In the intensive you are sailing accross the sea - not yourself.
It does not matter if 'We' and 'Ourselves' overlap. And in the relexive
in the second sentence you did it to yourself and nothing is
complicating it.
Thanks.
Intensive/Reflexive
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Re: Intensive/Reflexive
I myself think so, blutoonwithcarrotandnail.blutoonwithcarrotandnail wrote:I think i have this right:
Intensive (IPSE)
We ourselves will sail accross the sea
Reflexive (ME)
I gave it to myself
Ego ipse, canorcaerulecarotâclavoque, item puto.
Nota benè quoque: "I gave it to myself" "Id mihi dedi"
"Morti me obtuli" "I have exposed myself to death" (Allen & Greenough, §299a)
"te perfer" "take (bear) yourself hence" (Allen & Greenough, §299a)
http://fce.ufm.edu/catedraticos/mpolanc ... enough.pdf or http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/pt ... 99.04.0001