[split] Aga Tentakulus' Logical System

[Jorge_Stolfi]

'que' appears at the end of a word!

IIUC, Latin "que" is another way to say "et" ("and"), but it is not used in the same way.  To say "A B, and C" you could say "A B et C" or "A B Cque", or maybe "A B C que".

"SPQR = Senatus Populusque Romanus = "The Senate and the the People of Rome"

"Tu quoque Brute" = "And you too, Brutus"

"Arma virumque cano ..." = "I sing of the warriors and the man ..."

"Homines vident audiuntque." = "The people see and hear"

Thus the "que" could occur at the end of a sentence.

All the best,--stolfi