For these Syriac has substituted middle or reflexive forms with prefixed eth and a change in the last vowel.
The book may have opened with Eth.
On these chapters may have followed Eth.
The jackal (C. aureus, Eur., Ind., Eth.) abounds on the Helmund and Argand-ab, and probably elsewhere.
He had written on the condition of parties in the church; he had set down his thoughts on philosophical reform in the lost tract, Temporis Partus Maximus; but he had failed in obtaining the position which he looked upon as an indispensable condition 1 See Nic. Eth.