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54 PRONOMEN ABUNDANS AND PRONOMEN CONIUNCTUM 2.4.1. W ith pronomen coniunctum Mich. Glyk. 202 1pVx~ flov, ónov a i f3À.énovatv "av "Pt xa ön àvanvéetç . .. The vocative 1pVx~ flOV is a definite idea and is not restricted by the relat. clause. Ass. 317,18-20 ... "al ó ÈV"vTijÇ Mem TOV TO àfláXtv TOV X(!8(1)(peÀ.éT'YJ, Tovr:ÉaTLV TOV ol"óv TOV ónov T 0 v lif3aÀe'JJ elç TijV Èv"vflaata ... The idea "his house" does not need the relat. clause in order to be defined. Chron. Mor. 1357-8 P '0 "ÓVTOÇ Ó naeMevoç È"ûvoç TijÇ Taaflnávtaç - önov T 0 v elna elç TijV à(!xijv hOVTOV TOV f3tf3Uov ... 178. In this example the relat. clause is so obviously nonessential that it is placed between dashes. Id. 4365-7 HP · .. elXe li),()et hór:e ó Miyaç KV(!'YJç Èx TO (!'YJyéir:o Tijç (/)(!ay"taç - önov TOV elXev ar:etÀet, · ..............., ó n(!ty"lJla FVÀtáfloÇ - 179. Mach. 664,21-3 Nà aéiç etnw "al àno TOVÇ Àéiç &nov Èa"oTwaav elç TOV xáflnov, Ot noiyot 'Î}TOV ,,', ónov ó ()eoç và TOVÇ àvanavaT/ 180. The difference between the two relat. clauses beginning with &n01) and ónov (both of them representing accusatives) is very illustrating. Sachl. II 486 ij , AyyeUva Èniawaev ónov TijV ÈÇ'YJTovaav 181. Alex. rom. 68,9-10 "Hq;e(!áv TOV "al TO ana()l TOV FoÀtà() Tov"EÀÀ'YJvoç, ónov TO h(!ónwaev ó LJaf3lt5 . .. 182. Man. Sklav. 85-6 Èvveà 1pVXaiç Èn)'á"waev, flávva, T(!ÛÇ ()vyar:É(!atç ónov Ta iç È"avá"eve VV"Tatç "al Taiç ijfli(!atç. IUv(). ()av. 354 ff. · .. q;evyet Tijv àÓt"tav, / ... / ... / no(!vetav "al äAJ..eç áfla(!niç, nov óiv Ti ç OVOfláÇw 183. evata 1069-70 · .............................. elç Tij I:á(!(!a, nov TijV fJq;ávta' ó "a'YJfloç "al TOV natÓwv ij T(!Oflá(!a 184. 178 The version of Ms H ö:n:ov aE ema must be incorrect: in such arelat. clause the pronomen coniunctum is necessary. See also note 193. 179 See also 775H, 1542HP, 1724HP, 1760HP, 1973P, 2069HP, 2503HP, 3220HP, 4362HP, 5417P, 5747HP, 7273P (discussed in 2.4) and 8931H. 180 See also 82,15 ff., 254,19-21, 380,29- 30, 402,3-4,520,15-7, 532,1-2,548,35-7 and 572,35-574,1. 181 Cf. 530 1j Nt'KoUrra 'nÈa(J)a/3V ónov rTjv È'KOII-'TJIhJV • • • 182 See also 51,12-3, 58,25-6, 63,10-1, 68,12-4 and 72,4-6. 183 See also 153-5. 184 See also 461- 2.
PRONOMEN ABUNDANS AND PRONOMEN CONIUNCTUM 2.4.2. Without pronomen coniunctum Ll1'l7Y. K(!aaonar. 100-1 Tov Povrpov elXa lar(!ov ~ai È~dvovç onov yivv'Yjaev 0 yi(!wv C/>lÀoflovar'Yjç. KalI. 1988-9 rov K(!aaontvá~lv, ro ar(!wflav ro f3aalÀl~ov ~ai ro Àafln(!ov rp(!evr'árov on' lar(!waev ~fle(!lVWç flerà Xa(!trwv oÀwv. Dig. Akr. A 83 K' elç rà naÀárta rà Àafln(!á, onov bmaev È~eïvoç . .. Id. 1248 Kai riJv Xa(!àv riJv linel(!OV, onov 'xaalv Ot MÀOl . .. Livistr. E 806 ~ai Èyw fli rovç àyov(!ovÇ flOV rovç lxarov onov elXa ... It is clear that rovç àyov(!ovÇ flOV is something definite, and thus the relat. clause would be nonessential. The sense of this clause, however, is nothing more than "my": it constitutes merely a repetition of the poss. gen. flOV. Ass. 27,4-5 ... oVlJè Ötà ro rá~lflov onov và rov ra~roVv ... Id. 151,6-7 ... và rov ar(!bpn È~etv'Yjv riJv btarlfl'YjGlV ónov lÀaf3ev È~ avróv rov . .. Chrono Mor. 379 H fleyáÀwç eVxa(!tar'Yjaev riJv n(!a~lV onov Ènolfjaav. In all these examples the antecedent needs some restrietion in order to be definite (except maybe in Livistr. E 806, but here the relat. clause itself does not add anything to the meaning of the sentence). The relat. clauses are all essential. 2.4.3. Seeming exceptions There are two sorts of exceptions imaginable: I. cases where a pronomen coniunctum occurs in an essential clause, 2. cases where the relat. clause is nonessential, but where the pronomen coniunctum does not appear for some reason or other. 2.4.3.1. Essential clause8 with a pronomen coniunctum 2.4.3.1.1. Some instanees where onov denotes the first or second person have been discussed previously. They are all instanees of a pronomen coniuru:tum in a nonessential clause 185. There are examples where this is not the case: onov, referting to an antecedent in the first or second person, is followed by a resumpt. pronoun (of the fust of second person, of course), although the relat. clause is essential, or rather seems to be so. A third person, a "he", needs to be defined, but the speaker ("me") and the hearer ("you") are definite. Arelat. clause, therefore, which refers to an antecedent of the fust or second person may always be regarded as being nonessential, even though it is essential in appearance. Some examples: 55 185 Some more examples: tPvÀÀ. ra(j. 63-4 ... Zwov TaÀab'tw(!ov û",at Èyw TOV 'XÓIJ",OV, / {Jnov ",è TaÀamW(!T}lJev àrpÉVTT}Ç Ó &'Xóç ",ov. Alex. rom. 78,3-4 'Eyw û",a, L1á(!etoç Ó f3alJ'Àevç, ónov ",è Èn(!olJ'XvvovlJav noÀUç X'À,á(jeç àv{)(!wnwv.
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