 In order to exhibit parataxis, the two sentences assumed to have the paratactic relation must each be capable of possessing an independent value. Just so soon as one of the two clauses is not capable of functioning alone, but only in conjunction with...  On Principles and Methods in Latin Syntax - Page 141by Edward Parmelee Morris - 1902 - 232 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Charles Edwin Bennett - Latin language - 1898 - 90 pages
...its own sake as well as for the purpose of determining more fully the meaning of another sentence. 1 In order to exhibit parataxis, the two sentences assumed...each be capable of possessing an independent value. 2 Just so soon as one of the two clauses is not capable of functioning alone, but only in conjunction... | |
 | Charles Love Durham - Latin language - 1901 - 140 pages
...Theories Cornell Studies in Classical Philology, Vol. IX, p. 71 f., who restricts parataxis as follows: "In order to exhibit parataxis, the two sentences...each be capable of possessing an independent value. Just so soon as one of the two clauses is not capable of functioning alone, but only in conjunction... | |
 | Classical philology - 1901 - 142 pages
...Theories Cornell Studies in Classical Philology, Vol. IX, p. 71 f. , who restricts parataxis as follows: "In order to exhibit parataxis, the two sentences...each be capable of possessing an independent value. Just so soon as one of the two clauses is not capable of functioning alone, but only in conjunction... | |
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