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We may say, "This vipra is a greatly learned man." In this sentence, the vipra is the subject, and the predicate is his erudition

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"In this sentence, the vipra is the subject, and the predicate is his erudition" |"This vipra is a greatly learned man"

Sri Caitanya-caritamrta

CC Adi-lila

We may say, "This vipra is a greatly learned man." In this sentence, the vipra is the subject, and the predicate is his erudition.
CC Adi 2.77, Translation:

“For example, we may say, "This vipra is a greatly learned man." In this sentence, the vipra is the subject, and the predicate is his erudition.