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... quis ( quibus ) , eidus for idus , and in the accusative plural of the third declension when it terminates in is ( see § 68 ) , such as omneis , arteis , for omnis and artis , which termination of the accusative was subsequently changed ...
... quis ( quibus ) , eidus for idus , and in the accusative plural of the third declension when it terminates in is ( see § 68 ) , such as omneis , arteis , for omnis and artis , which termination of the accusative was subsequently changed ...
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... quis , quot . The following substantives , how- ever , are short : cor , fel , měl , vir , and ōs ( gen . ossis ) , and probably , also , mas , a male being , and vas , a surety , since they have the a short in the genitive : măris ...
... quis , quot . The following substantives , how- ever , are short : cor , fel , měl , vir , and ōs ( gen . ossis ) , and probably , also , mas , a male being , and vas , a surety , since they have the a short in the genitive : măris ...
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... quis L. Antonio mille nummum ferret expensum and , very frequently , mille passuum . Livy joins mille as a collective nour ( see ( 366 ) to the plural of the verb , xxiii . , 44 ; mille passuum inter urbem erant castraque : XXV . , 24 ...
... quis L. Antonio mille nummum ferret expensum and , very frequently , mille passuum . Livy joins mille as a collective nour ( see ( 366 ) to the plural of the verb , xxiii . , 44 ; mille passuum inter urbem erant castraque : XXV . , 24 ...
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... quis , quid ? and the adjective interrogative , qui , quae , quod ? 5. The indefinite pronouns : aliquis , aliqua , aliquid and aliquod ; quidam , quaedam , quiddam and quoddam ; ali- quispiam , or , abridged , quispiam , quaepiam ...
... quis , quid ? and the adjective interrogative , qui , quae , quod ? 5. The indefinite pronouns : aliquis , aliqua , aliquid and aliquod ; quidam , quaedam , quiddam and quoddam ; ali- quispiam , or , abridged , quispiam , quaepiam ...
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... quis ? quid ? and the doubled relative quisquis retained its substantive sig- nification , " every one who , " whereas quicunque has the meaning of an ad- jective . So , at least , it is with the neuter quidquid , whatever . The mas ...
... quis ? quid ? and the doubled relative quisquis retained its substantive sig- nification , " every one who , " whereas quicunque has the meaning of an ad- jective . So , at least , it is with the neuter quidquid , whatever . The mas ...
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ablative accus accusative adjectives adverbs aliquid ancient atque aud-iti Cicero commonly Comp Compare compounds connexion consonant dative denote deponents derived ending enim erat esset etiam expressed facere feminine frequently fuit future gender genitive gerund Greek Greek words haec Hence Horace Horat imperative imperfect inchoatives indicative infinitive joined Latin language Livy masculine meaning mihi milia modo mon-itus neque neuter nihil nisi nominative Note nouns occurs Ovid participle passages passive perfect person Plautus pluperfect Plur plural poets preceding preposition present Priscian pronoun prose quae quam quid quidem Quintilian quis quod quum rarely Sallust sense sentence short signification Sing singular sometimes subjunctive substantives sunt supine syllable Tacitus tenses Terence termination thing third conjugation third declension tibi tion tive transitive verbs Tusc verbs vero Verr verse vocative vowel writers
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Strona 474 - ... Verr., iii., 2, init.; ad Att., i., 10, init. ; p. Sext., 10, init. Nam is also employed in this way ; as, p. Plane., 41. Itaque is doubtful in Cic., de Fin., i., 6, 19, but occurs in Liv., ii., 12, init. [§ 740.] 4. Siquis often seems to stand for the relative pronoun, as in Greek elric for SÇT/C; but it always contains the idea of
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Strona 508 - Hence compound expressions which form one idea, such as res publica, go together; as, Cic., de Off'., i., 24, ne re publica quidem postulante. In like manner, non nisi (only) are separated (not, indeed, in all authors, but in Cicero almost without exception) by some intervening word or words, in such a way, however, that either non or nisi may precede ; eg, Cic., Lael., 5, sed hoc primum sentio, nisi in bonis amicitiam esse non posse ; ibid., 8, quae (caritas inter natos et parentes...