The sense here is it is dreadful for me… because:
[Smyth 1438]An adverb with ἔχειν is often used as a periphrasis for an adjective with εἶναι.
Columbus probably said something of similar meaning in Genoese Italian.
The sense here is it is dreadful for me… because:
[Smyth 1438]An adverb with ἔχειν is often used as a periphrasis for an adjective with εἶναι.
Nor care.RandallButh wrote: ↑September 23rd, 2017, 1:26 am If you interview 10 people who have been reading ancient Greek for decades and asked them about their path. You'll discover that
... few of them could readily describe what they did yesterday, in Greek, or describe what they read yesterday in Greek, in Greek.