From: kmesserschmidt@canberra.com
Date: Wed Jul 08 1998 - 08:28:44 EDT
This is a spawn of the EN ARCHE thread.
The blind man's response was EGW EIMI.
A literal translation appearing to be "I am", why do versions
imply by brackets [he] or translate something like:
WEY "I am the man."
DBY It is I
KJ21 "I am he!"
Something like this confounds the efforts of non-greekers like me
to understand greek subtleties. Shouldn't it simply read "I AM"
just like at 8:58?
Kevin Messerschmidt
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