Introduction to Latin Syntax
Introduction to Latin Syntax
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113 *• 34. VERBS of asking and teachiag ad;nit of two accu- satives, the first of a person, and the second of a thing.
Beg pardon of God. Posce Deum veniam.
He taught me grammar. Docuit me grammaticam.
1. Verbs of ASKING are, rogd, oro, exoro, ohsecroy pre.
cor, posco, reposcOfJlagUo, 2. Verbs of TEACHING are, doceo, edoceo, dedoceo, eru^ dio* NUe 1. The verb c«h iilso governs two accasatlrefj as, Cela hane rem luwem, can- ceal this afairfrom your wife. But we also «ay, Celo te de hoc re, and u...lo tibi hunc rem. .
Note 2. Verbs of ASKING often cban^ the accusative of the person fnto the ab- lative, with a, ah, or n6» ; as. Plaut. Ab amioo argenium roget, Cic. ^id studia a te ^gUent tu videbis. Yirg. Kewktmoremutabipio* FJaiit.lee«j ego me aht te exorare.
• oremtM ab ipio» FJaut. Re$ qmeiedam Mt, fuam voh Note 3. Verbs of TEACHING frequently change the accnsttlve of the tblmg into Ihc ablative, with de ; as, Cic. Q^id ett tarn arrogant^ quum de rebus diiinis colkgwm poniijieum docere I Sail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
113 *• 34. VERBS of asking and teachiag ad;nit of two accu- satives, the first of a person, and the second of a thing.
Beg pardon of God. Posce Deum veniam.
He taught me grammar. Docuit me grammaticam.
1. Verbs of ASKING are, rogd, oro, exoro, ohsecroy pre.
cor, posco, reposcOfJlagUo, 2. Verbs of TEACHING are, doceo, edoceo, dedoceo, eru^ dio* NUe 1. The verb c«h iilso governs two accasatlrefj as, Cela hane rem luwem, can- ceal this afairfrom your wife. But we also «ay, Celo te de hoc re, and u...lo tibi hunc rem. .
Note 2. Verbs of ASKING often cban^ the accusative of the person fnto the ab- lative, with a, ah, or n6» ; as. Plaut. Ab amioo argenium roget, Cic. ^id studia a te ^gUent tu videbis. Yirg. Kewktmoremutabipio* FJaiit.lee«j ego me aht te exorare.
• oremtM ab ipio» FJaut. Re$ qmeiedam Mt, fuam voh Note 3. Verbs of TEACHING frequently change the accnsttlve of the tblmg into Ihc ablative, with de ; as, Cic. Q^id ett tarn arrogant^ quum de rebus diiinis colkgwm poniijieum docere I Sail.
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