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|Note text=These verbs both are first person, singular, perfect tense, and come from the same root verb. They can both mean ''I accepted,'' but the different prefix gives a different nuance. <LB/>
'Accepi' means ''I took, grasped, heard'' while ''Recepi'' means ''I took back, recovered''. <LB/>
In this case, the writer is accepting a verbal response, so the more appropriate choice is 'accepti'.
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