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An ablative may follow which rejects the preposition , either of its own nature ( admiratione , societate , aetate ... Alternatively , the ablative which follows cum may demand the preposition , as adsensu ( on its own ) does , names do ...
An ablative may follow which rejects the preposition , either of its own nature ( admiratione , societate , aetate ... Alternatively , the ablative which follows cum may demand the preposition , as adsensu ( on its own ) does , names do ...
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Now , I wish to translate the text as follows : “ Whoever of all the dancers now disports most friskily , this ( the jug ) is his ( up to this point I follow the translation offered by Powell ( p.71 ) ] who has won it by toil .
Now , I wish to translate the text as follows : “ Whoever of all the dancers now disports most friskily , this ( the jug ) is his ( up to this point I follow the translation offered by Powell ( p.71 ) ] who has won it by toil .
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Now , I wish to translate the text as follows : Whoever of all the dancers now disports most friskily , this ( the jug ) is his ( up to this point I follow the translation offered by ...
Now , I wish to translate the text as follows : Whoever of all the dancers now disports most friskily , this ( the jug ) is his ( up to this point I follow the translation offered by ...
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