79 4pxy ev kat év Sevtépw kal tpirw pepe ev divaty-


He sees the double dealing


ovk ody ... év TH yevéou :


> A x 2
OUVKOUV TO €V


pnOncerar, kal ovK droAepbeln Tuvds THY pEpaV ews
od mpos TO €oxarov, Ta ravra SueAOov, yevnrar. For
the sense of aod. see L. and S.c. u. The follow-
ing words mean ‘the others as they come into
being, whichever it be that in each case succeeds
which.’ The sent. is redund. for emphasis: it
might end with yévjrat So also érw ody might be
omitted, since, of course, if the one chosen be the
sixth it must follow the fifth, if the ninth the eighth,
and soon. év yevnrart: Wand its family éyyévyran,
with which contrast 138 p, Notes 1. Here we have
a glaring double use of é, first as any part, then as
6Aov é€v. The end of Proc.-Dam.’s note just cited
shows that he sees this change.
pevoy Ta GAXa TOV évds, Grep ert pépy Exeivou Kai ev


> x a id
erel you duepxo-


éxdotw TovTwy yryvopevov éfurdet,

The words between the
two infins. inclus. form a noun govd. in the gen. by
wept: avr and TdAda are subjs. to the infins.; rot
évos might in the circs. have been avrov. In dpa...
éxee the sent. divides at o¥rw, an éxer being underst.
