Original text - Ancient greek - ΕΣΣΕΤΑΙ ΗΜΑΡ

Hi chronotribe, please could you help on that one and tell whether this text is breaking our rule number 4 or not?

Thanks a lot!

CC: chronotribe

Νο, it doesn't, since ΕΣΣΕΤΑΙ is certainly a verbal form. However I think ΗΜΜΑΡ is probably misspelled. It may rather be ΗΜΑΡ:
ἔσσεται ἦμαρ = erit dies = (a) day will be/come
In this case, ΕΣΣΕΤΑΙ (=ἔσται) is an epic form for the 3rd person future of εἰμί (to be).

Thanks a lot chronotribe!