Caesar is not above grammarians.
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Caesar is not above grammarians.
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Don't go out that door unless you want to be torn to shreds by a pack of rabid grammarians.
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That the character V had both a consonantal and a vowel sound is clear from the unanimous statements of the Roman grammarians, who say that frequently when before a vowel it becomes consonantal.
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