Διοπτεύσων

Notes

1. = Synagoge delta312, Photius delta647; cf. Hesychius delta1902. From commentary to Homer, Iliad 10.451 (cf. scholia to that passage), where Diomedes [Author, Myth] addresses Dolon with the words "(we will release you... yet you will come to us hereafter) either to spy upon us or to face us in a direct combat" (h)e\ diopteu/swn h)\ e)nanti/bion polemi/cwn). See the text at web address 1. The future participle is used as the equivalent of a final clause, in connection with the verb u(/steron ei)=sqa "you will come" of the previous line.