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This paper reconsiders some of the arguments on free-choice indefinite pronouns in Latin dealt with in  Maraldi (2000 ,  Maraldi 2002 ) and  Bertocchi et al. (2010)  and tries to deepen the analysis of some of the points introduced there. Since Latin has four different forms all expressing a free-choice meaning, we try to determine in which features they are equivalent and in which they are distinct. We also take into consideration the relation existing between free-choice pronouns, on the one hand, and other indefinite pronouns, on the other, which come to occur in contexts usually reserved to free-choice pronouns.

Latin free-choice pronouns in relation to one another (and to other indefinites)