Editorial note — Front matter (continued 2)
Reading edition
An aoristic tense consists of but one word (ending in -as, -os, etc.) and expresses an act or state as a whole, without specifying whether it is finished, still in progress, or yet begun.
Reading edition
An aoristic tense consists of but one word (ending in -as, -os, etc.) and expresses an act or state as a whole, without specifying whether it is finished, still in progress, or yet begun.