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Non sequitur propter novus actus interveniens spatium English translation?
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∙ 13y ago
The best way to interpret this as a grammatical Latin sentence is as "A new action does not follow because of an intervening gap", although if this is intended meaning, the word order is awfully peculiar.
The preposition propter requires an object in the accusative, and the only candidate here is spatium, "a gap, space, interval". Novus actus is nominative and must be the subject. Interveniens could go with either actus or spatium, but the latter makes more sense. It is unusual for the subject of the sentence to come between a preposition and its object.
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