Kourion Complex Palace (Mosaics) Fales, c. 1955 (2 of 2)De C. Fales (probably)

16. H.Ebeling, Lexicon Homericum, Vol.I, (Leipzig,1885), p.317, v. δό'μος, 2b. 17. Ibidem, p.351. 18. The imperative mood uses the root of the word, see H.W.Smyth, A Greek Grammar for Colleges, (New York,1920), p.189. 19. W.J.W.Koster, Traité de [handwritten: métrique] grecque suivi d'un précis de métrique latine (Leyden,1953), p.66. 20. Ibidem, p.76. 21. Ibidem, p.66. 22. J.H.Moulton, [handwritten: A Grammar of New Testament Greek], Einleitung in die Sprache des neuen Testaments, (Heidelberg,1911), p.49. 23. H.G. Liddell and R.Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, revised and augmented by Sir H.Stuart Jones and R.McKenzie, [handwritten: ‡] (Oxford), p.483. 24. J.Lassus, L'Eglise cruciforme de Kaoussie [handwritten: XII] in Antiochon-the-Orontes, Publications of the Committee for the Excavation of Antioch and its Vicinity, [handwritten: Vol. II, ed.by R.Stillwell], The Excavations 1933-36, [handwritten: edited by R.Stillwell], (Princeton,1938), p.42. The iota in the preposition is short, as shown, for instance, by the following two lines from the first book of the Odyssey of Homer; [handwritten: 311 ξ̔ξπαν ἐν χων, ἐπὶ νῆα κίης, χαίρων ἐν δόμω; 422. τρεψάμενος, πέ­ναν δ' ἐπὶ ἑ̔ξπέρου ἐλθεῖν.] 25. See below, pp.67-9, for a subsidiary meaning similar to this. 22. J.H.Moulton and W.F.Howard, [handwritten: Vol. II,] A Grammar of New Testament Greek, (Edinburgh,1929), p.65. 23. Ibidem, p.76.