pl. (Thy) brother Creon has-gone-out-of the house. The zeal accomplishes much toil. Thou too art-present about-to-lay-waste the-altars of adj. thy-country. pl. But I-know them to-be bold in speech. For (it-is) hard to-come to the-seven-towered city. pl. Doing this, ye-would save the-city of-the Thebans. EXERCISE VI. For surely it-is-decreed by-the Olympian Gods. This (is) neither new nor unexpected to-the-city. For now an-opportunity is-present, if you-wish to-come. (There is) to-thee a-tyrannical spirit, and dreadful strength. To-all mortals to-die is-due. For the-flower of-the-house, Antiphon, departs. For to-do well (is) better than to-fare well. There-is-present (one) who knows how to-be-prudent. The King lies-exposed, (as) food for-beasts and dogs. pl. For the victorious not at-all care-for friends. Well; why delayest? what? fearest-thou new Gods? drive out, ἐξελαύνω due (to be), ὀφείλομαι dwell, οἰκῶ, ναίω enemy, ἐχθρός ever, πότε every, πᾶς evil, κακός excess, ὑπερβολή exile, φύγας exult, βρύω fare to), πράσσω favourable, εὔνους fear, τρέω, φοβοῦμαι fight-for, ὑπερμαχῶ fish, ἰχθύς fit (it is), προσήκει flower, ἄνθος for, γάρ leave, λείπω, ἐκλείπω lie-exposed, πρόκειμαι life, βίος live, ζώ maiden, πάρθενος make-to-cease, παύω, κοιμά man, ἄνηρ, ἄνθρωπος manners, τρόπος master, δεσπότης middle, midst, μέσος might, κράτος, μένος, σθένος mind, φρήν οι φρένες moneys, χρήματα mortal, βροτός, θνητός mother, μήτηρ mouth, στόμα much, πόλυς myself, αὐτός (non. c.) near (to-be), πάρειμι need (there-is), δεῖ neither, οὔτε new, καινός, νέος nobly, καλῶς nor, οὔτε partner, ξύνοικος Pelasgi, Πελασγοί ἀπόλλυμαι stranger, ξένος stream, ῥεῖθρον perish, ἄλλυμαι (mid. perf. όλωλα), | strength, μένος stubborn, αυθάδης suffer, πάσχω revere, σέβω rich, πλούσιος, εὐδαίμων right (it is ), χρεών, πρέπει safe, ἀσφαλής save, σώζω save-from, ἐκσώζω sea, θάλασσα, ἅλς, πέλαγος search-out, ἐξιστορῶ seat, σέλμα see, δρῷ, βλέπω, εἰσορῶ seed, σπέρμα send-out, ἐκπέμπω serpent, δράκων servant, δοῦλος shade, φυλλάς share (=have-a-share-of), μετέχω shield, σάκος silent (to be), σιγάω, σιωπάω sit, ἦμαι, κάθημαι slave, δοῦλος speak, λέγω speech, λόγος spirit, λῆμα stain, αἱμάσσω utter, ἐκρίπτω venerable, σεμνός victorious, κρατῶν (part.) viper; ἔχιδνα virgin's-blood (of a-), παρθενοσφαγής (adj.) virgin's-chamber, παρθενών wandering, πλάνη way, ὁδός, κέλευθος wealth, πλοῦτος well! εἶεν what! ἦ PART II. In this part no vocabulary is added; the constructions are less simple and easy; the tribrach (~~~) occurs frequently, and the hyphens are not uniformly given; and only such graduated assistance is afforded as is thought necessary for the learner. EXERCISE I. All-things are-present, strangers, save the-seer of-God. 2. aor. Why indeed dost-thou-delay to-throw-about (his) foot chains? οὔκουν Wilt-(thou)-not open these doors to-the strangers? 'Tis-well. I-bid depart-from this land The-(man) thus unchaste, and thus most-hateful to-theGods. O fellow-citizens, let-us-fear the Gods, av, with subj. 1. aor. τρέω And we shall not fear anyone of-men ever. ÖσTIS 2nd line ὑπερμαχεῖν For (he) is a friend who shrinks not to-fight-for πρὸς The country which (he) most loves, against enemies. κλύειν ἂν Can-hear prayers and suppliant groans? For there-is, my-friends, a sweetest charm for-disease, ἀνασκεῖν To-exercise the body much in-many labours. adj. 2nd line Seest thou how most unworthily of all women φθίνω ἀπὸ She is-perishing after most-glorious deeds? κατ ̓ ἦμαρ Thus, day by day art-thou unable ever to-come? |