Relativas sin verbo y la función del relativo en latín
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1994.v62.i1.432Abstract
It is contended that relatives without a verb are a normal construction in Latin. Here one is not dealing with archaic syntagmas in which the relative has the value of a nominal determiner, as sustained by E. Benveniste. The function of such relative constructions is complex; our aim is to analyse their semantic content in semes and their syntactic value through opposition with other pronouns, quis, is and hic.
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