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| Note title | 'Domino' V.S. 'Duo' |
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| Page(s) link(s) | Page:FC 1042.djvu/418 |
These two words mean very different things. 'Domino' is either dative or ablative, meaning to the Lord, by the Lord and 'duo' means two. Neither is a perfect fit- 'duo' makes more sense as the plural subject of 'sunt,' but it does not agree grammatically with 'haec'.
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