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Acts 1:10

ατενίζοντες praes. act. part. от άτενίζω (G816) глазеть. В медицинских текстах используется для обозначения пристального неподвижного взгляда (MLL, 76). Перифрастическое part. указывает на длительное действие, образующее фон для точечного события (VA, 457).
ήσαν impf. ind. act., см. Acts 1:8.
πορευομένου praes. med. (dep.) part. (temp.) от πορεύομαι (G4198) идти. Gen. abs.
παρειστήκεισαν plperf. ind. act. от παρίστημι (G3936), perf. стоять,
έσθήσεσι dat. pl. от έσθής (G2066) одежды. О форме dat. см. BAGD; GGP, 47-48.

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