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LatinPerDiem: Augustine of Hippo, Confessiones 5
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUwVLvECGuw&feature=youtu.be
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True or false: Active participles can take an object
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"aliud enim pro alio potest invocare nesciens": Why might aliud be neuter?
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It has only a neuter form
To show generalization
Because nesciens is neuter and aliud and nesciens must agree in gender
Which of the following are questions that Augustine is asking in the dialogue studied in this episode (You may select multiple options)
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How will one call upon God, without having believed in him?
Is God called upon so that he might be known?
Is it possible that, when one calls upon God without knowing him, he calls upon something that is other than God?
How will God answer the one whom he does not yet know?
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True or false: The two possible meanings of the conjunction "autem" are 1) adversative and 2) subjunctive
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True of false: The preposition "pro" can take either the ablative or the accusative case.
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"quomodo autem invocabunt, in quem non crediderunt? aut quomodo credent sine praedicante?" From what place in Scripture is Augustine quoting?
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Psalm 81
1 Corinthians 13
Romans 10
Acts 2
What is the correct parsing of "crediderunt"
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2, pl, pres, ind, A
3, pl, pres, ind, A
3, pl, perf, ind, A
3, sg, pres, ind, A
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