Treatise on Greek Syntax

I strike I. You strike you. He strikes he. And I struck I. es you struck you. e he struck he These are grammatical endings demonstrating person and tense.. Pay attention therefore in syntaxes, the persons are allotted fittingly to me. This one to that one: and there is no power of one of the three persons meaning the persons are grammatically equal in their function. And simply, that they may clarify the persons, if you have a missing element, and you name a person, and if you have one present and speaking, manifestly to him, either by a proper name, or by an adjective, or by a pronoun, and this. By a proper name: for example, O Emmanuel, learn. O Theodore, be diligent. O George: you are Thomas, through whom, acrobats referring to those who perform mental gymnastics in the studies. By an adjective: O most studious one, learn. O you who love study, be diligent. By a pronoun: O you, be zealous. O you, strive. But if you are missing and you name the one standing and speaking, signify it otherwise or differently.