*eu(/rwmai: a)nti\ tou= eu(rh/sw. kai\ *eu(/rwmen, a)nti\ tou= eu(rh/somen.
The headwords are aorist middle subjunctive -- first person singular and first person plural -- of
eu(ri/skw (
epsilon 3697); and the point being made is that such subjunctives are sometimes found where we would expect the future indicative ("prospective subjunctive").
The primary headword
eu(/rwmai occurs in
Pausanias and Gregory of Nazianzus, but both times with normal subjunctive usage.
[1] Likewise, according to Adler, in the
Ambrosian Lexicon (2660).
[2] Likewise in ps.-Herodian (274)
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