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|Note text=These verbs are spelled very similarly with different meanings, so this is likely a transcription error. 'Dubitem' is a subjuctive form meaning ''I would doubt, hesitate'' while ''dabitur'' means ''it will be given, allowed''. It is followed by the infinitive 'uti,' so this phrase with 'dubitem' means ''I would not hesitate to use them''. And with 'dabitur' it means ''It will not be allowed to use them''.
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