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|georg=ob-[[sum]], fuī, [[esse]], [[entgegen]]-, [[hinderlich]] [[sein]], [[schaden]] (Ggstz. [[prosum]]), α) m. Dat.: Ty. Nunc falsa prosunt. He. At [[tibi]] oberunt, Plaut.: [[non]] [[modo]] [[igitur]] [[nihil]] prodest, [[sed]] obest [[etiam]] Clodii [[mors]] Miloni, Cic.: subicimus id, [[quod]] [[aut]] [[nobis]] adiumento futurum est, [[aut]] offuturum illis e [[contrario]], Cornif. rhet.: [[sapientia]] [[sine]] [[eloquentia]] [[parum]] prodest civitatibus, [[eloquentia]] [[vero]] [[sine]] [[sapientia]] [[nimium]] obest [[plerumque]], prodest [[numquam]], Cic.: [[nec]] [[hodie]], ut prosit [[mihi]] [[gratia]] Romanorum, [[postulo]]; ne obsit, [[tantum]] [[precor]], Liv.: obsunt auctoribus artes, Ov. – β) [[non]] od. [[nihil]] obest m. folg. Infin.: [[nec]], [[dum]] [[degrandinat]], obsit agresti [[fano]] supposuisse [[pecus]], Ov. [[fast]]. 4, 755 sq.: [[nihil]] obest dicere, Cic. ep. 9, 13, 4. – γ) absol.: et [[omnino]] [[non]] [[modo]] id, [[quod]] obest, [[sed]] [[etiam]] id, [[quod]] [[neque]] obest [[neque]] adiuvat, [[satius]] est praeterire, Cornif. rhet.: [[quod]] obesse [[plurimum]] et [[prodesse]] poterat (v. [[Alcibiades]]), Nep.: an in eo [[auctoritas]] [[nihil]] obest? Cic. – / Archaist. [[Fut]]. [[obescet]], Paul. ex [[Fest]]. 188, 9. – Konj. obsiet, Ter. Hecyr. 735.

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