In a question about augustine, this quotation is given:Frustra itaque nonnulli, immo quam plurimi, aeternam damnatorum poenam et cruciatus sine intermissione perpetuos humano miserantur affectu,I'd like some clarification on which cases are appropriate during the use of the word quam with comparatives.I'm teaching jenney's first-year latin (1990).In lesson 37 (page 426 of the 1990 ed