A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

sunt quī, &c., with indic., [1823];

of cause, reason, proof, concession, subjv. in, [1824-1830];

quī tamen with indic., [1825];

sentences with indic., resembling causal sentences, [1826];

quippe quī, ut quī, ut pote quī, with indic. and subjv., [1827];

quippe quī (adv.), ut quī, [1828];

parenthetical subjv., quod sciam, quī quidem, [1829];

quod attinet ad, &c., [1830];

following praeut, [1945];

coordination of rel. sentences, with rel. omitted, [1832], [1833];