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Чести термини и фразе
action Addison adjective Æneid ancient animal appear bear body CADO called CAPIO cause CEDO church circumstances common compounded considered conveys copula dative degree Deism denotes derived discourse distinct distinguished divine employed English existence express extended sense FACIO FERO figurative sense former genitive give grammar GRAPHE Greek Greek alphabet hence idea implies instrument Julius Cæsar kind KRATOS language Latin language Latin word latter LEGO literally Logos manner MANTEIA mark MARTUR means METRON mind mode mon language moral sense Myriorama name given nature neral noun object one's opinion opposed opposite origin Paradise Lost participle particular passion Pathognomy PELLO persons or things preposition PRETER principally proposition Pythagoras qualities regard relation respects Romans sentence signifies sometimes soul speak species speech spirit substance supposed syllables Tavro term applied tion verb VERTO whence writing
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