[1.] de´nen (emphat.), for demonstrat. pronoun (diesen, these) or pers. pronoun (ihnen, them). How seen that it is not relative?
[2.] darü´ber, remains untranslated. Why? Cf. [page 27, note 1].
[3.] sich sehen lassen (reflexive phrase with passive sense), to be seen. Comp. er ließ sich nicht trösten ([page 9, note 10]).
[4.] wie sehr . . . auch = ? Cf. [page 26, note 3].
[5.] Porfi´rie (three syllabic), proper name, from Græco-Latin: Πορφύριος; Porphyrius (= “Purple Bearer”), Porphyry.
[6.] nicht gewohnt, etwas nicht zu können (two negatives with the force of an emphatic affirmation), = gewohnt, alles und jedes zu können, wont (bent, accustomed) to carry out all his plans (or designs).
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[1.] einem Drachen (privative sense of the dative, mostly after verbs compound with the prefix ent-) entreißen, to snatch from a dragon.
[2.] damit´ (therewith, with it) remains untranslated. Why? Comp. darü´ber ([page 27, note 1]).
[3.] den ganzen Morgen, accusative expressing duration of time: how long?