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@@petemcc152 this word has three variations: praesepe, is (3rd delension), praesepium, ii (2nd declension) and praesepia, ae (1st declension). They were all used indifferently (although the last one is rarer).
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Why is it "in praesepi", and not "in praesepio" as in the Vulgate?
@@petemcc152 this word has three variations: praesepe, is (3rd delension), praesepium, ii (2nd declension) and praesepia, ae (1st declension). They were all used indifferently (although the last one is rarer).
@@lectionesantiquae3090 Thank you for that explanation
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