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The same feeling that prompts the use of the perfect tense in the passages just cited, explains the use of the same tense in prohibitions introduced by cave. Plautus and Terence present 33 instances of eaoe with the perfect: Plaut. Am. 608; Miles 1125; 1245; 1368; 1372; Trin. 513; 555; Asin. 256; 467; 625; Bacch. 402; 910; 1188; Stich. 284; Most. 388; 508; 795; Men. 996; Epid. 400; 434; Merc. 112; 476; Poen. 1020; A111. 90; 600; 610; Persa 388; 933; Cas. II 5, 24; Ter. And. 753; 760; Haut. 187; Adelph. 458.
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The same feeling that prompts the use of the perfect tense in the passages just cited, explains the use of the same tense in prohibitions introduced by cave. Plautus and Terence present 33 instances of eaoe with the perfect: Plaut. Am. 608; Miles 1125; 1245; 1368; 1372; Trin. 513; 555; Asin. 256; 467; 625; Bacch. 402; 910; 1188; Stich. 284; Most. 388; 508; 795; Men. 996; Epid. 400; 434; Merc. 112; 476; Poen. 1020; A111. 90; 600; 610; Persa 388; 933; Cas. II 5, 24; Ter. And. 753; 760; Haut. 187; Adelph. 458.
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This paper owes its origin to a feeling the writer has long had that certain uses of the Latin perfect subjunctive are very inadequately and, in some particulars, very inaccurately treated in Latin grammars. It is customary, for instance, in dealing with ne and the 2d person subjunctive in prohibitions, to dismiss the subject with the statement that when the prohibition is addressed to no definite person, the present tense is used; otherwise the perfect. All attempts - like Gildersleeve's,' for instance - to make any further distinction between the tenses have been frowned down. Scholars in general have been inclined to accept the views of Madvig (Opusc. acad. altera, p. 105) and of Weissen-born (on Livy 21, 44, 6) as final, viz. that the perfect is used, when a definite person is addressed, only because the present cannot be used. The reason for this remarkable state of things they do not trouble themselves to seek. Even Schmalz, in the second edition of his Lat. Synt., §31, would have it understood that the perfect tense in this use has no special significance. Such ignoring of all distinction between tenses is common also in other constructions, e. g. in the so-called potential subjunctive.
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book presents a comprehensive analysis of the various ways in which the Latin negative prohibitive ne with the perfect subjunctive was used throughout Latin literary history. The author has compiled an exhaustive collection of examples of this construction from the earliest Latin texts through the Augustan period. These examples are classified and examined in detail, revealing subtle but significant differences in meaning and usage between the perfect and present tenses of the subjunctive in prohibitions, as well as providing valuable insights into the evolution of Latin syntax. The author argues that the perfect tense was reserved for prohibitions that are prompted by uncontrollable emotion or that are intended to be as vigorous as possible, either from some serious motive or merely as a bit of familiar pleasantry. This study is an essential resource for scholars and students of Latin language and literature, offering a deeper understanding of the nuances of Latin grammar and the development of its literary expression. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781332121359_0
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