Enchiridion [Sentence 134]

Enchiridion

Sentence 134

Text and Analysis

24.01.051
πῶς
πῶς
adverb
-
how
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δὲ
δέ
particle
-
but
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οὐδεὶς
οὐδείς
pronoun
NSM
nobody
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οὐδαμοῦ
οὐδαμός
adjective
GSY
not even one
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ἔσῃ,
εἰμί
verb
FMI.2S
you will be
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ὃν
ὅς
pronoun
ASY
who
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ἐν
ἐν
preposition
-
in
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μόνοις
μόνος
adjective
DPY
only these
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εἶναί
εἰμί
verb
PAN
to be
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τινα
τις
pronoun
ASZ
sombody
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δεῖ
δεῖ
verb
PAI.3S
must
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τοῖς
article
DPY
the
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ἐπὶ
ἐπί
preposition
-
on
24.01.064
σοί,
σύ
pronoun
DS-2
you
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ἐν
ἐν
preposition
-
in
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οἷς
ὅς
pronoun
DPY
which
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ἔξεστί
ἔξεστι
verb
PAI.3S
it is possible
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σοι
σύ
pronoun
DS-2
for you
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εἶναι
εἰμί
verb
PAN
to be
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πλείστου
πλεῖστος
adjective
GSY
of greatest
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ἀξίῳ;
ἄξιος
adjective
DSY
consequence

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Translations

And how is it true that you will be nobody anywhere, when you ought to be somebody in those things only which are in your own control, in which you may be of the greatest consequence?Elizabeth Carter (c.1750)
And how is it true that you will be nobody anywhere; when you ought to be somebody in those things only which are within your own power, in which you may be of the greatest consequence?Thomas Wentworth Higginson (1890)
And how will you be nobody nowhere, when you ought to be somebody in those things only which are in your power, in which indeed it is permitted to you to be a man of the greatest worth?George Long (1890)
How can you be 'of no account anywhere', when you ought to count for something in those matters only which are in your power, where you may achieve the highest worth?Percy Ewing Matheson (1916)