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To answer your second question, this rule is completely exceptionless, not only in Latin but in all Indo-European languages (that is, those that have a neuter gender at all).

neuter gender always had identical nominative, accusative and vocative forms in all three numbers

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Archaic Syntax in Indo-European

To answer your second question, this rule is completely exceptionless, not only in Latin but in all Indo-European languages (that is, those that have a neuter gender at all).

To answer your second question, this rule is completely exceptionless, not only in Latin but in all Indo-European languages (that is, those that have a neuter gender at all).

neuter gender always had identical nominative, accusative and vocative forms in all three numbers

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Archaic Syntax in Indo-European

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To answer your second question, this rule is completely exceptionless, not only in Latin but in all Indo-European languages (that is, those that have a neuter gender at all).