Chapter XXXVI
VII
Constitutum est, ut quisquis eum HOMINEM dixisset fuisse, capitalem penderet poenam. --St. Augustine, “Of the God Serapis,” l. 18, “de Civ. Dei,” c. 5.
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Constitutum
est,
ut
quisquis
eum
HOMINEM
dixisset
fuisse,
capitalem
penderet
poenam.
--St.
Augustine,
“Of
the
God
Serapis,”
l.
18,
“de
Civ.
Dei,”
c.
5.
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Line 1
Constitutum
est,
ut
quisquis
eum
HOMINEM
dixisset
fuisse,
capitalem
penderet
poenam.
Line 2
--St.
Augustine,
“Of
the
God
Serapis,”
l.
Line 3
18,
“de
Civ.
Line 4
Dei,”
c.
Line 5
5.
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dixisset
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fuisse
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God
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HOMINEM
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l
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OfprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
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penderet
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poenam
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quisquis
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Serapis
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used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
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ut
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