pauca admodum vi tractata quo ceteris quies esset.
I think this is a purpose clause, but I can't figure out why it's quo and not ut, since there is no comparative? Unless 'quo' is a relative, with vi as the antecedent ('with/through which (force) there was peace for the rest')?
I think this is a purpose clause, but I can't figure out why it's quo and not ut, since there is no comparative? Unless 'quo' is a relative, with vi as the antecedent ('with/through which (force) there was peace for the rest')?