Select the correct summary statement that is also formatted correctly. Nestor is trying to prevent an argument when he says, "Let kings be just, and sovereign power preside" (Homer 19). Nestor is trying to prevent an argument when he says, "Let kings be just, and sovereign power preside." (Homer 19) Nestor is trying to start an argument when he says, "Let kings be just, and sovereign power preside" (Homer; 19). Nestor is trying to start an argument when he says, "Let kings be just, and sovereign power preside" (Homer, 19).

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William Yoder

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12 October, 02:06

Select the correct summary statement that is also formatted correctly. Nestor is trying to prevent an argument when he says, "Let kings be just, and sovereign power preside" (Homer 19). Nestor is trying to prevent an argument when he says, "Let kings be just, and sovereign power preside." (Homer 19) Nestor is trying to start an argument when he says, "Let kings be just, and sovereign power preside" (Homer; 19). Nestor is trying to start an argument when he says, "Let kings be just, and sovereign power preside" (Homer, 19).

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Kenyon Calhoun · Answer 1

"Nestor is trying to start an argument when he says, "Let kings be just, and sovereign power preside" (Homer, 19) " is correct since a comma should be used after the author in question.