In the third sentence how come market place or agorae is not used as a sufficient and necessary example. Doesn't "or" mean that it is a compound statement and that we have to reverse and negate it too "and"?
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Great question. Regarding the third sentence, "agorae" is just another word for marketplace, so we do consider it. We're just calling it "marketplace" instead of "agorae." "Or" in this sentence is simply introducing another term for marketplaces, so it's not introducing a compound statement.
Does that make sense? Let us know if you have any other questions!
