Pronomen Abundans and Pronomen Coniunctum. A ... - DWC

72 PRONOMEN ABUNDANS AND PRONOMEN CONIUNCTUM
4.2.3.2.2. Essential clause8
422 29 ' - - ',J; ., I 232
, ... e"ewoç iOV ;rwwv 'liOV 'YJ OL"La. . . .
293,4-6 ... l"eïvoç ó av()eW1l0ç, elç ia Ó1l0'iov ['liL lV"Vi1]ç . .. fJVJ-L1l0eeï
"aï.à và aov aree~an ia V1l0'vYL6v aov . .. 233.
330,3-6 Elç äv()ew1l0ç ... 1lU(!atJ{cJeL iOV xavLÉe'YJ iOV a' 'wvcJew ..., elç
ia 1l0'iov 'wvcJew ó Pevài lï.áAev ön e1Xev J-Léaa e' 1lée1lvea . .. 234.
4.2.3.3. Relative connection
Among the 35 examples of Ó 1l0ioç which I found in the Assize8 there
is only one which reminds me of arelat. connection.
166,14-6 "VeLe, lyw ày"aAw elç laévav i~V ~aJ-LoV nováva &à 1lée1lvea
,,' ià J-Lov lxewarev ó äv~eaç irJÇ, ia 1l0LaV 1lU(!a"aAw ae ön và J-LOV 1l0{anç
và J-LOV i à 1lA.eewaovv. . .
This example mayalso be considered as the only case of resumpt.
pronoun in the Assize8. The relat. pronoun ia 1l0L6v, which refers to
1lée1lvea (the author probably used the singular, because he had in mind
"the sum" , ia 1l0aav) is resumed, though much later, by the pers.
pronoun iá.
4.2.4. Machairas
The Ohronicle of Machairas is most interesting, as it is a rich source
of instances of Ó 1l0ioç. I do not know whether the period during which
Machairas was living may be regarded as the culminating-point in the
use of this pronoun, but his work certainly may.It differs in everything
with the two works which we have discussed above. We remembet, for
instance, that it was rather difficult to find an example of the nominative
in those texts. In the Ohronicle of Machairas a real break-through takes
place: one can find hundreds of examples! I shall quote a few of them
and mention some more in notes.
4.2.4.1. Nominative
66,20-1 ' ArpévirJ, 11~evee, ön elve áJ-LU(!iteÇ ol 1l0'ieç avYXweoVviaL J-Lè iav
rpvJ-LLai6v.
There is no reason why Ó1l0V should not have been used here. The
relat. clause is very simple and essentiaI 235 •
282 More examples of the gen. or acc. of ó noior; in essential clauses are: 30,12,
43,20 and 319,1.
238 More examples of aprepos. phrase in essential clauses are : 35,21 (dnal Tà
no ia), 111,8 (dnal TOVr; notovr;), 156,3 (!5là TTJv nolav), 280,20 (dnal Ta noiov),
284,4 (dnal Tà no ia), 284,17 (id.), 289,23 (el, T7}v nolav), 299,7 (!5là TOVr; nolov,),
302,26 (dnal Ta noiov), 310,14 (!5là Ta noiov), 315,26 (&à TOv noiov), 316,24
(m(}l TWV nolwv), 324,27 (dnal Ta noiov), 324,30 (id.) and 328,25 (nE(}l Tij, nota,).
284 Unlike the author of the Ohron. Mor., this one does not of ten combine ó noio,
with a noun. This is the only example I have found.
236 More examples of the nom. of ó noio, in essential clauses are: 220,19, 422,26,
468,33, 500,29, 504,7, 506,22 etc.