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A Reply on with the Future

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 February 2009

A. C. Moorhouse
A. C. Moorhouse
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University College, Swansea
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Mr. Hulton has made interesting comments (C.Q., N.S. vii (1957), 139–42) on my earlier article (ibid. xl (1946), 1–10), from which I note that he is in favour of the construction, and also sees emphatic meaning in some examples. I am afraid, however, that I do not find his arguments convincing. Perhaps some brief remarks on them may be helpful.

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Research Article
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The Classical Quarterly , Volume 9 , Issue 1-2 , May 1959 , pp. 78 - 79
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1959

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1 Thus Schwyzer, , Griech. Gramm. ii. 305,Google Scholar calling them Modalpartikeln, says of them that they strengthen the pre-existent modal uses of the prospective subjunctive and potential optative; their use was originally optional, but then became indispensable. We may compare the use of prepositions, originally added to supplement the meaning of the cases, but eventually often indispensable.