Enchiridion [Sentence 130]

Enchiridion

Sentence 130

Text and Analysis

24.01.013
εἰ
εἰ
conjunction
-
if
24.01.014
γὰρ
γάρ
particle
-
for
24.01.015
article
NSF
the
24.01.016
ἀτιμία
ἀτιμία
noun
NSF
dishonour
24.01.017
ἐστὶ
εἰμί
verb
PAI.3S
is
24.01.018
κακόν,
κακός
adjective
SSN
evil
24.01.019
οὐ
οὐ
adverb
-
not
24.01.020
δύνασαι
δύναμαι
verb
PMI.2S
you can
24.01.021
ἐν
ἐν
preposition
-
in
24.01.022
κακῷ
κακός
adjective
DSY
evil
24.01.023
εἶναι
εἰμί
verb
PAN
be
24.01.024
δι’
διά
preposition
-
because of
24.01.025
ἄλλον,
ἄλλος
adjective
ASM
another
24.01.026
οὐ
οὐ
adverb
-
not
24.01.027
μᾶλλον
μᾶλλον
adverb
-
more
24.01.028
conjunction
-
than
24.01.029
ἐν
ἐν
preposition
-
in
24.01.030
αἰσχρῷ:
αἰσχρός
adjective
DSY
shameful (things)

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Translations

For, if dishonor is an evil, you can no more be involved in any evil by the means of another, than be engaged in anything base.Elizabeth Carter (c.1750)
For if discredit be an evil, you can no more be involved in evil through another, than in baseness.Thomas Wentworth Higginson (1890)
For if want of honour (ἀτιμία) is an evil, you cannot be in evil through the means (fault) of another any more than you can be involved in any thing base.George Long (1890)
for if lack of honour is an evil, no one but yourself can involve you in evil any more than in shame.Percy Ewing Matheson (1916)