simple relative or relaive clause
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| 5 +1 | There was no-one who defended that evil man |
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1There was no-one who defended that evil man Explanation: Dear JP. "qui istum hominem turpem defenderet" is a relative clause. qui: nemo (pronoun: noone WHO) istum hominem turpem: object of the relative clause verb, that evil man. defenderet: defended... subjunctive, with a "possibility" connotation. Hope it helps, Flavio Disctinction in Latin |
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