[*] 570. A substantive clause of result may be in apposition with another substantive (especially a neuter pronoun):—
- “illud etiam restiterat, ut tē in iūs ēdūcerent ” (Quinct. 33) , this too remained— for them to drag you into court.
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[*] 570. A substantive clause of result may be in apposition with another substantive (especially a neuter pronoun):—
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