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Can Noun Phrases qualify Latin adjectives
Longum is an adjective (neuter nominative singular), it modifies a noun, that noun is sitting right next to it, it agrees with it, you have already determined the meaning "a long time," the ...
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How does the phrase "a longe" meaning "from far away" make sense syntactically? Shouldn't it be "a longo"?
Many (most?) prepositions can also be used as straight up adverbs. (I'm still enough of a beginner to be thrown off by ante sometimes which, in my experience, is the preposition most likely to be used ...
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