[B-Greek] OUDEIS
nebarry
nebarry at verizon.net
Thu Feb 10 12:18:58 EST 2011
Does anyone know if there is anywhere attested in ancient Greek literature
the neuter plural of ουδείς, OUDEIS? Smyth and LSJ list masculine plurals,
but not neuter, and I can remember no example myself.
Secondly, the following is a sentence from the venerable Crosby and
Schaeffer, chapter 64. Most of C&S's exercises are adapted from Greek
literature. Does anyone know the provenance of this one?
οποτε δε τινα ευροι χρηματα πολλα εκ του δικαιου λαμβανοντα, ουποτε ουδενα
απηρειτο, αλλ αει πορσεδιδου. hOPOTE DE TINA hEUROI CRHMATA POLLA EK TOU
DIKAIOU LAMBANONTA, OUPOTE OUDENA APHiREITO, ALL' AEI PROSEDIDOU.
Thanks in advance...
N.E. Barry Hofstetter
Classics and Bible @ TAA
http://www.theamericanacademy.net
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