The Black Hole of te...ka¤

 

Smyth, Greek Grammar no. 2978: "When follows t¢...ka¤, does not point back to ka¤, but denotes an addition to the preceding member (and besides)."


 

Thus, 21a1 translates:

"He was both my companion from my youth and a partisan of your democracy besides, and he both went into that exile and returned with you."


 

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