User:Paulina Hampel/Notepad/"cepisse" vs "sensim" (Footnote 2)
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| Note title | "cepisse" vs "sensim" (Footnote 2) |
|---|---|
| Page(s) link(s) | FC 1042.djvu/294 |
"cepisse" --> "sensim" = "to have seized/grasped" --> "slowly/gradually"
deprehendunt[1] se vel iam perdidisse vel cepisse[2] perdere fidem
= they catch themselves either now they have lost or [are] gradually losing faith
"sensim" is the correct word based on the context
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