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For questions regarding the meaning or connotation of a word or phrase.
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Meaning of "cepeo"
Here are two data points:
There are no results on The Latin Library for cepeo.
There are no results on The Perseus Project for cepeo.
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Are "-que" and "et" equivalent?
The way I was taught was that, as a general rule, -que is used:
When this list of things contains two items
When the two are logically linked as being two of something (parent and child, master and …
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