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.29S SY2JTAX.—ANALYSTS. § 152The grammatical su. ject is decus, qualified by the adjective verum.The grammatical predicate is podium est, modified by the adjunct invirtute.4. Romulus et Remus fratres erant.This is a simple sentence, having a compound subject.Tt e logical subject is Romulus et Remus, compound, consisting of twosubjects connected by et.The logical predicate is fratres ^rant.The grammatical subject and predicate are the same as the logical.5. Probitas lauddtur et alget.This is a simple sentence with a compound predicate.The logical subject is probitas.The logical predicate is lauddtur et alget, compound, the parts of whichare connected by et.The grammatical subject and predicate are the same as the logical.6. Video meliora proboque ; deteriora sequor.This is a compound sentence, consisting of two independent or coordinate clauses in juxta position.The first clause is a simple proposition with a compound predicate, ofwhichThe logical subject is ego, understood.The logical predicate is video meliora proboque.The grammatical subject is the same as the logical.The grammatical predicate is video probo que, compound, consisting oftwo predicates connected by que, both modified by their object, negotia, understood, and that qualified by the adjective meliora.The second clause, deteriora sequor, is a simple proposition, of whichThe logical subject is ego, understood.The logical predicate is deteriora sequor.The grammatical subject is the same as the logical.The grammatical predicate is sequor, modified by its object, negotia, understood, qualified by the adjective, deteriora.7. Quce in terra glgnuntur, ad usum hominis omnia creantur.This is a compound sentence, consisting of one leading, and one dependent clause, connected by quai.The leading clause, ad usum hominis omnia creantur, is a simple sentence, or proposition, of whichThe logical subject is omnia {negotia), restricted by the relative clause,quce in terra gignwntur.The logical predicate is, ad usum hominis creantur.The grammatical subject is negotia understood, qualified by the adjectiveovinia, and restricted by the relative clause.