[242] Hector breaks off, that he may not be suspected of talking only to gain time and spy out a weak spot. As Hentze remarks, “οὐ γὰρ .. τύχωμι” is really a parenthesis between “ἀλλά” and the act of throwing, which forms a practical ‘principal sentence.’ Cf. 21.487-9.
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