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Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy: Volume VI: 1988
As to the first clause of B 6.2, usually it is taken together with B 6.1b to produce a
single epexegetic clause: esti gar einai, meden d' ouk estin. However if the
necessity of saying and thinking 'Being is' rests on esti einai, that is, is argued by
the ...
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He of Whom it is Written: John the Baptist and Elijah in Luke
S. Farris, The Hymns, 139, who considers tou Sowoa in Luke 1,77 to be
epexegetic of the preceding verb states: «"Knowledge of salvation through the
forgiveness of sins" then is to be the result of John's preparatory activity», cf. D.L.
Bock ...
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The Fragments of Sophocles
v. aorist infin. ,, aor., representing gnomic aor. of the direct, A 1083 as imperative,
An 151, 11 43; E 9; OC 481, 490, 1693 OT 462, 1466, 1529; P 57, 1080, 141 1
infinitive, epexegetic, A 673, 782, 825, 1 201; An 165, 206, 216, 439. 638> 699 ...
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The Second Epistle to the Corinthians: A Commentary on the ...
13, it is preferable to see EcfnKeoDai as epexegetic.46 simultaneously
illustrating and restricting the term Kavcov.47 In the concluding phrase cx/pi kcu
Oucov, the adverb axpi has an inclusive sense, "up to and including," "as far as" (
BAGD ...
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The Renaissance New Testament
Iva (conjunction introducing an epexegetic clause of purport) 1 14. Mn (3d.per.
sing.aor.act.subj.of opdw, epexegetic) 144. rrjv (acc.sing.fem.of the article in
agreement with rjpipav) 9. rjpipav (acc.sing.fem.of rjpipa, direct object of Mn) 135.
rrjv ...
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The Museum. [entitled] The Museum and English journal of ...
And this use of the epexegetic " que" is eminently Virgilian. In v. 16 of this book " (
Edificant, sectaque intexunt abiete costas," is an instance of this ; where we might
in prose have had " intexentes" or " intexendo," as equivalent to " intexuntque.
Museum and English journal of education, 1863
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The Unrelenting God: God's Action in Scripture
... by a genitive or accusative noun specifying the object of enjoyment, “it is
possible to read {gajoergeÀn as in ap- position to and epexegetic of e1⁄4v {
pËlausin, plouteÀn as epexegetic of {gajoergeÀn, and eÅnai as epexegetic of {
gajoergeÀn.
David J. Downs, Matthew L. Skinner, 2013
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West Over Sea: Studies in Scandinavian Sea-borne Expansion ...
however, show that they have at some stage in history been supplied with the
epexegetic element Norw. øy, ON ey f. 'island' in order to specify the kind of
locality they refer to (NSL 1997: 49, 131, 194, 214). The reason for this addition
seems ...
Beverley Ballin Smith, Simon Taylor, Gareth Williams, 2007
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modern geek folklore ancient greek religion a study in survivals
on the difficulty concerning the words rj \6you ddov nrit in cap. 33 (p. 85 1i). He
does not however infer that the words really contrasted are dXd<rrwp and Salfiav,
but claims for the particle i) an epexegetic sense ('or, in other words,') besides its
...
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Vine's Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New ...
(h) The epexegetic or explanatory use. This may be represented by the
expressions “namely,” “again,” “and indeed,” “that is to say”; it is usually
translated by “and” In such cases not merely an addition is in view. In Matt. 21:5, “
and upon a colt” ...
