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... hear that women whom we " With piλos , exepòs , and woλéμios , the genitive also is found ; for the most part , however , only where they are used as substan- tives . Comp . § 47 , 10. " Krüger . 2 See Krüger , Gr . Gr . § 51 , 7 , obs ...
... hear that women whom we " With piλos , exepòs , and woλéμios , the genitive also is found ; for the most part , however , only where they are used as substan- tives . Comp . § 47 , 10. " Krüger . 2 See Krüger , Gr . Gr . § 51 , 7 , obs ...
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... hear her audacity ? CHO . OF WOм . For I am free . CHO . OF MEN . CHO . OF WOм . CHO . OF MEN . CHO . OF WOM . I'll stop you from your present clamour . But you shall no longer sit in the Heliæa.3 Set fire to her hair ! 4 Thy task , O ...
... hear her audacity ? CHO . OF WOм . For I am free . CHO . OF MEN . CHO . OF WOм . CHO . OF MEN . CHO . OF WOM . I'll stop you from your present clamour . But you shall no longer sit in the Heliæa.3 Set fire to her hair ! 4 Thy task , O ...
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... hear of the insolence of these ? who have both insulted us in other respects , and drenched us with their pitchers , so that we may wring our garments , as if we had made water in them . COм . Justly , by the briny Neptune ! For when we ...
... hear of the insolence of these ? who have both insulted us in other respects , and drenched us with their pitchers , so that we may wring our garments , as if we had made water in them . COм . Justly , by the briny Neptune ! For when we ...
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... Hear now , and try to restrain your hands ! COм . But I am not able : for through my passion3 it is dif- ficult to restrain them . Lys . Then you shall suffer for it so much the more . COм . Croak this at yourself , old woman ; but tell ...
... Hear now , and try to restrain your hands ! COм . But I am not able : for through my passion3 it is dif- ficult to restrain them . Lys . Then you shall suffer for it so much the more . COм . Croak this at yourself , old woman ; but tell ...
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... hear us in turn giving good advice , and to be silent in turn , as we were then , we would restore you . Coм . You restore us ? You mention a shameful case , and not to be endured by me . Lys . Hold your tongue ! COм . Must I hold my ...
... hear us in turn giving good advice , and to be silent in turn , as we were then , we would restore you . Coм . You restore us ? You mention a shameful case , and not to be endured by me . Lys . Hold your tongue ! COм . Must I hold my ...
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