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| Note title | 'Sano' V.S. 'Satio' |
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| Page(s) link(s) | Page:FC 1042.djvu/438 |
There are two variations between these verbs: 'sanarentur' V.S. 'satiarentur' and 'sanari' V.S. 'satiari'. 'Sano' means I heal, correct while 'satio' means I satisfy, nourish. All the forms are passive voice, and both meanings are possible in the sentence. One of each verb could appear, or both forms could be 'sano' or 'satio'.
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