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The Origin and Development of Latin Habeo+Infinitive
Classical Quarterly 21 (01):215- (1971)
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It is well known that the future indicative and conditional paradigms of most Central and West Romance languages reflect a Latin infinitival construction with habeo, e.g. Italian canterdOther Versions
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