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1. Historia dicit EUM pontem servavisse. (History says that the bridge safe) - B) Horatius
2. Regulus EIS dixit aut captivos reventuros esse aut se ipsum reventurum esse. (learning from elders killed him) - I. Regulus<span>
3. Romani cupiverunt EUM regem esse (</span>The Romans wished him to be king)
- <span>F. Servius Tullius
</span>4. Historia dicit EAM a Tarquinio Superbo petitam esse. (The story says that she was to be requested by Tarquinius Superbus.) - H. Lucretia<span>
5. Tanaquil dixit EUM praesidium futurum esse. (</span>tanaquil said it would be a protection) - A Tarquinius Priscus
6. Romani cupiverunt EUM dictatorem esse. (Rome wanted him to be a dictator) - D. Cincinnatus<span>
7. Romani non cupiverunt EUM regem esse. (</span><span>The Romans did not wish him to be king) - C. Caesar</span><span>
8. Historia dicit EUM fratrem suum interfecisse. (</span><span>History says he killed his brother) - G. Romulus</span><span>
9. EGO Senatui dixi eos pacem facere non debere. J. Poeni
10.Vos, discipuli, discitis EUM ab Senatoribus interfectum esse. - </span><span>E Superbus</span>
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In epistemology (theory of knowledge), a self-evident proposition is a proposition that is known to be true by understanding its meaning without proof, and/or by ordinary human reason. ... For most others, one's belief that oneself is conscious is offered as an example of self-evidence.
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1.a,2.c,3.b,4.c,5.c,6.b,7.a,8.b,9.d,10.a
