[442] πελάσσετον may be a future used as a sort of imperative, ‘you shall bring me’; Dolon assumes that his captors have undertaken to spare him. Others regard it as an imper. of the mixed aorist, with Curt. Vb. ii. 283; Nauck conj. “πελάσσατε” (one MS. giving “-σατον”) which would probably be altered in order to avoid the hiatus.
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