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| Note title | 'Pudendum' V.S. 'Putidum' |
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| Page(s) link(s) | Page:FC 1042.djvu/298 |
These are both nominative, singular, neuter adjectives modifying 'crimen'. Their meanings are slightly different- 'pudendum' means shameful while 'putidum' means foul, rotten.
Clearly this is a bad crime, and the adjective choice determines the specific description of its affect.
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