...of an Attribute ; of lime ; and of an AJJertion. Now if we take away the AJJertion, and thus deftroy the Verb, there will remain the Attribute and the 'Time, which make the Eflence of a PARTICIPLE. Thus take away the Affertion from the Verb, TpuQei, Writeth, "and there remains...

...of an Attribute of Time ; and of an AJfertion. Now if we take away the AJfertion, and thus deftroy the Verb, there will remain the Attribute and the Time, which make the eiTence of a PARTICIPLE. Thus take away the AfTertion from the Verb, Tqa.q>ti, Writetb, and there remains...

...of an Attribute; of Time; and of an AJJertion. Now if we take away the AJfcrtion, and thus dejlroy the Verb, there will remain the Attribute, and the " Time, which make the effence of the Participk. Thus take " away the AJJertion from the Verb r^n, Writeth, and there " remains...

...those other Attributes, Participles and Adjectives. Ch. X, i 1 HE nature' of Verbs being under" stood, that of PARTICIPLES is no way difficult. Every -complete...PARTICIPLE. Thus take away the Assertion from the Verb, r^Cpft, Writeth, and there remains the Participle, Tqdtyav, Writing, which (without the Assertion)...

...stood, that of PARTICIPLES is »o way difficult. Every complete Verb is expressive of an A ttribute ; of Time; and of an Assertion. Now if we take away...PARTICIPLE. Thus take away the Assertion from the Verb, YqdQei, Writeth, and there remains the Participle, T%a$uv, Writing, which (without the Assertion) denotes...

...understood, that of PARTICIPLES is no way difficult. Every complete Verb is expressive of an A ttribute; of Time; and of an Assertion. Now if we take away...Attribute and the Time, which make the essence of a PAR.T TICIPLE. Thus take aw'ay the Assertion from the Verb, Tp(p£i, Writeth, and there remains the...

...stood, that of PARTICIPLES is no way difficult. Every complete Verb is expressive of an A ttribute ; of Time; and of an Assertion. Now if we take away...Attribute and the Time, which make the essence of a PA RTICIPLE. Thus take away the Assertion from the Verb, fyxtyei, Writeth, and there remains the Participle,...

...must according to him, travel to them through the verb. He says, (pag. 184.) " The nature of verb* " being understood, that of participles is no way "...attribute, and the " time, which make the essence of the participle. " Thus take away the assertion from the verb " writeth, and there remains the participle...

...participles as distinctly as the tenses of their verbs. " Every complete verb, says an accurate writer, is expressive of an attribute; of time; and of an...there will remain the attribute and the time, which makes the essence of a participle."* According to this St. John attributed existence to Christ in two...

...Church, Hist b. viii. p. 21, No. 11. Concerning those other Attributives, Participles and Adjectives. THE nature of verbs being understood, that of participles...participle. Thus take away the assertion from the verb !>*$«, writeth, and there remains the participle Tpaifcov, writing, which (without the assertion)...