The Noun Victoria as SubjectUppsala University, 1982 - 123 pagine |
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... clear that the predicate expresses a characterization of the victory in question . In " Syntactic semantics I " , it ... clearly expresses the effect element in a causal relation in which ea victoria carries the cause element ...
... clear that the predicate expresses a characterization of the victory in question . In " Syntactic semantics I " , it ... clearly expresses the effect element in a causal relation in which ea victoria carries the cause element ...
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... clearly refers to the behaviour of the victor after the victory : Max . episc . Taur . , Serm . 53,4 Quamvis enim ... clear in a striking way a couple of lines further down in the same paragraph , where we read Urbem deinde Sulla ...
... clearly refers to the behaviour of the victor after the victory : Max . episc . Taur . , Serm . 53,4 Quamvis enim ... clear in a striking way a couple of lines further down in the same paragraph , where we read Urbem deinde Sulla ...
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... clearly recognizable cases consist of a predomi- nant construction ( subject + predicate ) that expresses the main ... clear instances of concomitance quoted above and the less obvious ones that I am going to treat here : Caes . B.G. 3 ...
... clearly recognizable cases consist of a predomi- nant construction ( subject + predicate ) that expresses the main ... clear instances of concomitance quoted above and the less obvious ones that I am going to treat here : Caes . B.G. 3 ...
Sommario
Introduction | 9 |
A representation of the goddess | 32 |
Syntactic semantics I A survey of various judgements about | 41 |
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