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"De l’indo-européen commun *ken (« naitre, nouveau ») qui donne le grec ancien καινός, kainós (« nouveau »), le tchèque za-čít (« commencer »). Lewis et Short rattachent candeo, candor et candidus. Le dictionnaire étymologique latin en fait le participe présent d'un verbe perdu *receo (« venir, revenir »)."
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"text": "Phoenissa recens a volnere Dido errabat silva in magna",
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