| The Aorist Imperative | has no augment because |
| it is not to be regarded as | a |
| past tense. The difference in meaning between it and the Present | Imperative denotes a command or entreaty to CONTINIUE to do |
| an action, | to do it HABITUALLY, the Aortist Imperative denotes |
| a command or entreaty simply | to do an action |
| WITHOUT ANY REGARD | to its |
| continuation | or |
| frequency. | However |
| we | are not |
| to be regarded | as mere |
| formularians. | Perhaps one may be so
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| but the truth to becoming | a |
| belonging | means HABITS WITHOUT REGARD |
| are a kiss | on a cold pursed cheek |
| offered not as a precursor to bread | but |
| realised as a token of an end, | a regular irregularity with augments, many, many, |
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