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Use this tag when asking about a grammatical structure you cannot name and want explained.
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aestus immanes -- parsing a sentence from Augustine's Confessions
Please consider this passage from Book III, chapter 2 of Augustine's Confessions:
Ut quid decurrit in torrentem picis bullientis, aestus immanes taetrarum libidinum, in quos ipsa mutatur et vertitur …
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