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... influence of the Greek cudoyeiv tuva the adverb and verb came to be regarded as a unit and subsequently to acquire transitive force . In the Vulgate and Christian writers the accusative is the usual construction with benedicere .
... influence of the Greek cudoyeiv tuva the adverb and verb came to be regarded as a unit and subsequently to acquire transitive force . In the Vulgate and Christian writers the accusative is the usual construction with benedicere .
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10. constitutum : constitutus used as the equivalent of ūv is rarely found in Early writers , but numerous examples are cited for writers of Late Latin as Aur . Fronto , Papin . , Apul . , Min . Fel . , Tert , saepe . Cf. Mort .
10. constitutum : constitutus used as the equivalent of ūv is rarely found in Early writers , but numerous examples are cited for writers of Late Latin as Aur . Fronto , Papin . , Apul . , Min . Fel . , Tert , saepe . Cf. Mort .
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12. uota : with the meaning of prayers ' it is cited for Hor . , Liv . , and Ov . before Silver and Late writers . Benoist - Goelzer 8. v .; Georges s . v . 13. istic hic : see p . 66 . CHAPTER 19 1. manifestius : the comparative form ...
12. uota : with the meaning of prayers ' it is cited for Hor . , Liv . , and Ov . before Silver and Late writers . Benoist - Goelzer 8. v .; Georges s . v . 13. istic hic : see p . 66 . CHAPTER 19 1. manifestius : the comparative form ...
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| Title | Thasci Caecili Cypriani De Mortalitate: A Commentary, with an Introduction and Translation Volume 36 of Patristic studies |
| Authors | Saint Cyprian (Bishop of Carthage.), Mary Louise Hannan |
| Translated by | Mary Louise Hannan |
| Publisher | Catholic University of America, 1933 |
| Length | 103 pages |
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