protasis

(RS 18.06-17.365: 11'-15') The injunctions nerta lipusunissu and lihalliqusu in the apodosis echo both forms of violence expressed in the protasis, nerta eppas and ana hulluqi.

(113) My reason for retaining "premise" over "proposition" is that I believe our translation should allow us to understand protasis here as both a demonstrative premise and a dialectical premise ([phrase omitted]).

Asi las cosas, podemos interpretar la protasis <<cuando justas causas dificultan hacer un proceso judicial>> en dos perspectivas.

Even when no character is concerned, even without a protasis, the counterfactual constitutes the means of disclosure: "On the evening under consideration, it would have been noticed that, though the gloom had increased sufficiently to confuse the minor features of the heath, the white surface of the road remained almost as clear as ever" (RN 12).

In a decade when the children's troupes were still the preferred entertainers at court, performing relatively longer plays exhibiting classical Terentian structure (e.g., protasis, epitasis, catastrophe, and even in plays like Campaspe and Sappho and Phao, sometimes printed in five acts) as well as engaged in the conversion of indoor spaces for the use of performing plays, a habit of conflating the two traditions, or assuming simply one, has rendered us unable to distinguish emerging practices from those that were lingering, particularly when examining the relationship between players and printed drama.