>>>>>>>Q.E.D.
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>>>>>>Quis erat demonstrandum? (
What has been proved?)
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>>>>>>You accused me of ambiguity in an ambiguous question.
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Who has been proved ??
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>>>>Hey, my Latin is VERY rusty. I understood that word to be What, Who, Which.
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>>>Quod erat demonstrandum - what was to be shown.
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>>Sure - "show". But demonstrandum is the infinitive of the verb?
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>>My using Quis was to say "What is it that was to be shown?" Quod is "which" nicht war?
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>But quis is "who", as in "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes" (who will guard the guardians).
As I said, my Latin is VERY rusty. I understood that word to be What, Who, Which.
Again, demonstrandum is the infinitive of the verb?
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