ἐχθρὸς ἄν.: an inference from the state of the field fact not otherwise or previously known. θέλεις … συλλέξωμεν, deliberative subjunctive in 1st person with θέλεις, 2nd person; no ἵνα used in such case (Burton, M. and T., § 171). The servants propose to do what was ordinarily done, and is done still (vide Stanley, Sinai and Palestine, p. 426, and Furrer, Wanderungen, 293: “men, women and children were in many fields engaged in pulling up the weeds,” in which he includes “den Lolch”).

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