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Cum may be followed by an ablative or a verb ( not to speak of the development of the latter , cum . . . tum . . . ) and there are cases where temporal cum is immediately followed by an ablative which precedes the verb .
Cum may be followed by an ablative or a verb ( not to speak of the development of the latter , cum . . . tum . . . ) and there are cases where temporal cum is immediately followed by an ablative which precedes the verb .
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It is a corollary of this that one can grade pronouns by observing the frequency with which they are followed in the initial position by cum prepositional as against the number of times they are followed by cum temporal .
It is a corollary of this that one can grade pronouns by observing the frequency with which they are followed in the initial position by cum prepositional as against the number of times they are followed by cum temporal .
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I have to suppose that here μév just is not followed by dé . Indeed I wonder whether it may have been a desire to regularise an apparent μév and dé that was the cause of a ' correction ' to Aloxúlov.7 The dé of 791 serves only to ...
I have to suppose that here μév just is not followed by dé . Indeed I wonder whether it may have been a desire to regularise an apparent μév and dé that was the cause of a ' correction ' to Aloxúlov.7 The dé of 791 serves only to ...
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