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[*] 2005. The infinitive is added, like an accusative of respect (1601, 1602), to intransitive verbs (especially in poetry), to adjectives (more frequently in poetry), and to substantives (rarely). Thus, τοῖος ἰδεῖν such in aspect (lit. to look on) Theognis 216, ““ὁρᾶν στυγνός” of a repulsive expression” X. A. 2.6.9, ἀκοῦ- ““σαι παγκάλως ἔχει” it is very fine to hear” D. 19.47, ““θαῦμα καὶ ἀκοῦσαι” a marvel even to hear of” P. L. 656d.
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