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Anonymous Thu Feb 17 22:11:10 2022 No.19944508 [View]
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What is this? Can a non-deponent verb's passive form take an object? I expected "id quō ego interrogor nimis difficile est" (That by which I am asked, is too difficult) and "id quō vōs interrogāminī facile est" (That by which you are asked, is easy)

But here it feels like the quod is the object of interrogor and interrogāminī in the relative clauses. How should this be analyzed?

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