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|Note text=This variation involves a base adjective with its superlative form. 'Docti' means ''wise, skilled'' while 'doctissimi' means ''most wise, most skilled'. <lb/>
Both options are possible, the choice depends on the level of emphasis on the level of wisdom.
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Helen Godshall: Created page with "{{AddNote |Note title='Doctissimi' V.S. 'Docti' |Note text=This variation involves a base adjective with its superlative form. 'Docti' means ''wise, skilled'' while 'doctissim..."