Some latin funerary formulae with obitvs as a direct object: Origin, meaning and use

Classical Quarterly 66 (2):525-539 (2016)
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Abstract

This paper is about several little-known Latin funerary formulae of some interest. It is also intended as an addition to the growing literature on what are now called in English ‘support verbs’, with special focus on facio.

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