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pressed; but the text can hardly be correct); perhaps also Is 66¹⁸ (cf., however, Delitzsch on the passage, which is certainly corrupt).^[1] On Gn 23¹³ (לוּ with the imperative), see § 110 e.

 [c]  3. We may mention as instructive examples of involved series of sentences Gn 24¹⁴ and v.^{42 ff.}, and Gn 28^{6 ff.}

1. On the other hand, from the Semitic point of view the various kinds of compound sentences are not to be regarded as instances of anacoluthon, e.g. Gn 17^14.17, nor even Gn 31⁴⁰ (cf. § 143).