WordInfo for: "quòd"

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Charlton T. Lewis: An Elementary Latin Dictionary
- qui
  - external link: qui
Cooper: Thesaurus Linguae Romanae et Brittanicae
- qui
  - Quî, pro vt Non quî argumentum narret, sed quî maleuoli Veteris poetæ maledictis respondeat. Terent.
    Not that he might shew the argument; but that he may answere, &c. Ego id agam, mihi qui ne detur. Terent. I will so indeuour that she may not be giuen as wife to me? Quî beatior Epicurus quòd in patria viucbat, qum Metrodorus quòd Athenis? Cicero. Wherefore or howe was Epicurus more happie, &c. Quî minus autem ego istic rectè esse possim, qum est Marcellus? Ci. Why may not I be there as well as Marcellus? Quî fieri poterat? Cic. How coulde it come to passe? Quidum? Terent. At nunquid? P. quidum? G. quia tristis es. Why so?
Lewis and Short: Latin dictionary
- qui
  - qui#1@qui#2
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