Final answer:
The adjective in the article-modifier-noun construction 'o agathos anthropos' functions in the predicate position, providing a description of the subject. Option C is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
The construction article-modifier-noun (for example, 'o agathos anthropos') typically indicates that the adjective is functioning in the predicate position. The predicate is the part of the sentence that tells us what the subject is or does. It includes the verb and anything that comes after it, often used to provide a description or characterization of the subject. In the example 'o agathos anthropos', the adjective 'agathos' serves to describe the subject 'anthropos' (man), hence it is in the predicate position.