{Sold} (epipraskon). Imperfect active, a habit or custom
from time to time. Old and common verb, piprask(935c). {Parted}
(diemerizon). Imperfect again of diameriz(935c), old verb for
dividing or distributing between (dia) people. {According as
any man had need} (kathoti an tis chreian eichen). Regular
Greek idiom for comparative clause with an and imperfect
indicative corresponding precisely with the three preceding
imperfects (Robertson, _Grammar_, p. 967).