A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

indic. questions apparently indirect, [1787-1791];

sī, sī forte with, [1777];

rel. sentence equivalent to conditional prot., [1812];

with indef. rel. prons. and advs., [1814];

rel. sentences of purpose in, [1816], [1817];

rel. sentences of characteristic or result in, [1816], [1818-1823];

with dignus, indignus, idōneus, [1819];

coordinated with subst., adj., or partic., [1820];

with antec. omitted, indef. antec., or nēmō est quī, nihil est quod, &c., [1821], [1822];

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