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| Note title | 'Sicut' V.S. 'Scit' |
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| Page(s) link(s) | Page:FC 1042.djvu/66 |
This is probably a transcription error during the manuscript's history, since these words have very different meanings 'Sicut' means as, just like while 'Scit' is a 3rd person, singular verb meaning he knows. Since this phrase already contains the transitive verb 'fuerit', I believe the 'sicut' is the correct option.
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