Answer:
Secondary analogue
Explanation:
In this question Stella serves as the secondary analogue. In an analogical argument the secondary analogue is what happens to be the subject of the conclusion. From the question, Stella is the subject of the conclusion. The secondary analogue is used to make inferences of certain arguments. This is what Stella is used as here.
Ellen has forsaken the religious beliefs of her own mainstream upbringing and has started to adhere to the strange delusional religious beliefs of her very dominant husband, who believes that he is the direct descendant of an ancient Greek god. She now has no qualms about her husband sleeping with other woman since according to her husband's interpretation of the bible; it is a man's given right. Ellen might be diagnosed as having?<span>
Answer: shared psychotic disorder</span>
<span>After the disaster at Cannae, the Romans avoided battle in Italy and frustrated Hannibal. At the same time, the Romans raised an army and attacked the Carthaginians closer to home and their main spheres of influence, thus drawing off Hannibal and his forces. The final battle at Zama saw a well provisioned and led Roman army defeat a bedraggled Carthaginian force that had been rapidly transported and composed before the battle.</span>
