ABSTRACT
The indefiniteness here spoken of it! not always formally indicated, thus those is notionally indefinite in "there are those who believe it" (= there are some who; sunt qui credunt) and thus different from the definite those with which we begin a sentence: "Those who believe it are very stupid." "In Brown's room there was the gren,test disorder" == So very great disorder, different from" The greatest disorder was in Brown's room," Le. greater than in the other rooms. Note also the different word-order in "There liSa] was found the greatest disorder" and" There liSe'a] the greatest disorder was found," though the former sentence may also be read with stressed there.
