A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

set forms expressing curiosity, incredulity, wrath, captiousness, [1532];

threats introduced by scī̆n quō modō, [1532];

united with partic., abl. abs., or subordinate sentence, [1533];

coordinate with imper. or tē rogō, scī̆n, &c., [1697], [1787];

introduced by indef. nesciō quis, &c., [1788], [1789];

mīrum quantum, &c., [1790];

direct, defined, [1723];

question and answer, original form of rel. sentence, [1795];

in apod. of conditional sentence, [2018];

introduced by nam, [2155];