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|Note title='Dico' V.S. 'Esset ab eo'
|Note text=This variant on the subordinate clause changes the meaning. 'Sicut dico' means ''Just as I say'', while 'sicut esset ab eo' means ''as it was from there'.
Both are gramatically possible, but one references the speaker and the other references a location.
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