A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

introduced by rel. words, [1792-1794];

development of, [1795];

preceding main sentence, [1795];

with subst. in both members, [1795], [1796];

following main sentence, [1796];

urbem quam statuō vostra est, [1797];

with determinative, demonstrative, subst., omitted, [1798];

quā prūdentiā es, nihil tē fugiet, [1800];

indic. in, [1721];

tense of, after secondary, [1756];