I've been thinking for a while about this:
metuĕre has a short e;
is it metúere or could it be métuere? (I'm used to the first one, but I don't really know why, once I believe noone ever taught me it should be so...)
Is it possible that the u acts as a w? Has any Roman author written anything about this situation?
metuĕre has a short e;
is it metúere or could it be métuere? (I'm used to the first one, but I don't really know why, once I believe noone ever taught me it should be so...)
Is it possible that the u acts as a w? Has any Roman author written anything about this situation?