The Noun Victoria as SubjectUppsala University, 1982 - 123 pagine |
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Pagina 8
... object or an 90 93 intransitive verb + dative object , in both cases without complementary construction ( acuit aliquem , displicet alicui , frangit aliquem / regnum , humiliat aliquem , nocet alicui , punit aliquem , terret aliquem ...
... object or an 90 93 intransitive verb + dative object , in both cases without complementary construction ( acuit aliquem , displicet alicui , frangit aliquem / regnum , humiliat aliquem , nocet alicui , punit aliquem , terret aliquem ...
Pagina 66
... object refers to an event . The semantic status of the gram- matical subject and object is consequently identical in these cases ( they are both abstract nouns ) and the verb means " to follow upon " or " to come after ” . Vell . 2,22,1 ...
... object refers to an event . The semantic status of the gram- matical subject and object is consequently identical in these cases ( they are both abstract nouns ) and the verb means " to follow upon " or " to come after ” . Vell . 2,22,1 ...
Pagina 87
... object statum civitatis does not refer to a state that was the effect of the victory in question , but to something that was affected by it . Thus , statum civitatis is an “ affiziertes Objekt " and qualem ( = soporem im- pavidum ) an ...
... object statum civitatis does not refer to a state that was the effect of the victory in question , but to something that was affected by it . Thus , statum civitatis is an “ affiziertes Objekt " and qualem ( = soporem im- pavidum ) an ...
Sommario
Introduction | 9 |
A representation of the goddess | 32 |
Syntactic semantics I A survey of various judgements about | 41 |
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