Elements of Moral Science, 1790-1793G. Olms, 1974 |
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... future , Scripturus fum , I am about to write , which implies future time that is just going to commence . 76. Tenfes indefinite in time , or aorist , are 1. The Indefinite prefent , which appears in fentences like the following ; God ...
... future , Scripturus fum , I am about to write , which implies future time that is just going to commence . 76. Tenfes indefinite in time , or aorist , are 1. The Indefinite prefent , which appears in fentences like the following ; God ...
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... future of the fub- junctive . Scripfero in Greek would be έroμa γεγράφως . It is as truly of the indicative mood as ... future , Scribam , I shall write . 3- The paulo - poft - future , Scripturus fum , I am about to write , which in ...
... future of the fub- junctive . Scripfero in Greek would be έroμa γεγράφως . It is as truly of the indicative mood as ... future , Scribam , I shall write . 3- The paulo - poft - future , Scripturus fum , I am about to write , which in ...
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... future ; and in- timates , that when a certain time now fu- ture shall come to be prefent I fhall then have finished ... future , which unites prefent with future time , as plainly appears in the Latin way of expreffing it ; Scripturus ...
... future ; and in- timates , that when a certain time now fu- ture shall come to be prefent I fhall then have finished ... future , which unites prefent with future time , as plainly appears in the Latin way of expreffing it ; Scripturus ...
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The faculty of Speech | 13 |
Effentials of Language | 35 |
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