The Public School Latin Grammar for the Use of Schools, Colleges, And ...
The Public School Latin Grammar for the Use of Schools, Colleges, And ...
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i) The following Prepositions take the Accusative Case :— ad to, at, &c. ob over against, on advers-us(um) against, toward account of ante before penes in the power of apud near, at, with per through arcum around pone behind circa around, about post after, behind circiter about praeter beside cis, citra on this side of prope, near, propius, proxime contra against propter on account of, nigh erga towards secundum next, according to extra outside of supra above infra below trans across inter betw...een, among ultra beyond intra within versus, versum towards iuxta next to Logical Adverbs, used to modify Discoune, are (x) nempe» scilicet, videlicet, namely, of a sooth ; nimtnim, to he sure \ (2) quidem, equidem, indeed ; certe, certainfy, at least i tamen, attamen, yet, nevertheless : nihilominus, nevertheless ; (3) fors, forsan, forsitan, fofta.sse, fortassis, perhaps \ {4) immo, nay hit, nay rather ; (5) certo, assuredly ; ita, etiam, yes, even so ; vA (often spelt nae), yea, verily ; planS, evidently ; profecto, iloubtless ; sanC, quite S0 : utique, in sooth : vero, truly, yes indeed; quippe, to he sure ; (6) non, not, no ; baud (haut), not, no (the reverse) : minim?
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i) The following Prepositions take the Accusative Case :— ad to, at, &c. ob over against, on advers-us(um) against, toward account of ante before penes in the power of apud near, at, with per through arcum around pone behind circa around, about post after, behind circiter about praeter beside cis, citra on this side of prope, near, propius, proxime contra against propter on account of, nigh erga towards secundum next, according to extra outside of supra above infra below trans across inter betw...een, among ultra beyond intra within versus, versum towards iuxta next to Logical Adverbs, used to modify Discoune, are (x) nempe» scilicet, videlicet, namely, of a sooth ; nimtnim, to he sure \ (2) quidem, equidem, indeed ; certe, certainfy, at least i tamen, attamen, yet, nevertheless : nihilominus, nevertheless ; (3) fors, forsan, forsitan, fofta.sse, fortassis, perhaps \ {4) immo, nay hit, nay rather ; (5) certo, assuredly ; ita, etiam, yes, even so ; vA (often spelt nae), yea, verily ; planS, evidently ; profecto, iloubtless ; sanC, quite S0 : utique, in sooth : vero, truly, yes indeed; quippe, to he sure ; (6) non, not, no ; baud (haut), not, no (the reverse) : minim?
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