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<p><lemma lang="greek" targOrder="U" from="ROOT" to="DITTO">θανὼν ἔτ᾽ οὖσαν</lemma>: so Electra says of her brother Orestes, <quote lang="greek">ὥς μ᾽ ἀπώλεσας θανών</quote>. Cp. on <bibl n="Soph. OT 1453" default="NO" valid="yes"><title>O. T.</title> 1453</bibl>.</p>
<p><lemma lang="greek" targOrder="U" from="ROOT" to="DITTO">κατήναρες</lemma>. This act. aor. occurs in later poetry. The epic form of the compound is <quote lang="greek">κατεναίρομαι</quote>, aor. <quote lang="greek">κατενηράμην</quote>.  Eur. uses the epic <quote lang="greek">ἐναίρω, ἤναρον</quote>, but only in lyrics.  Soph. has <quote lang="greek">κατηναρισμένας</quote> (<quote lang="greek">κατεναρίζω</quote>) in dial., <bibl n="Soph. Aj. 26" default="NO" valid="yes"><title>Ai.</title> 26</bibl>.
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