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What is an 'Ablative Absolute' and how can I translate it from Latin to English?

An ablative absolute is a construct very common in Latin. It comes from the verb "absolvo" (to free) and it literally means "a freed ablative" in the sense that it is completely indepe...

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Answered by G M. Latin tutor
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Do you have any examples to explain consecutio temporum?

La consecutio temporum (consequenzialità dei tempi in italiano) è un costrutto sintattico usato largamente nella lingua latina ma presente anche in diversi costrutti in italiano. Serve ad esprimere anteri...

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How was Sophism portrayed in contemporary Greek literature?

Sophism was the philosophical and cultural movement that developed in Classical Greece between the 5th and 4th centuries BC. The major exponents of this philosophical movement were Protagoras and Gorgias....

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Who is the most important person in a hospital multi-disciplinary team?

Although all the roles in the team are important, because they bring in a wide range of skills, the most important person in the team is the patient.

This is because everyth...

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“God was the omniscient author, but he died: now no one knows the plot…” (Ronald Sukenick) (1969). Explore how Robert Lowell's Skunk Hour supports or challenges this view of post-war American literature.

In his 1969 essay The Death of the Novel, Brooklyn writer Ronald Sukenick declared God to be dead, and that “now n...

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