A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

used instead of repeated rel., [1833];

correlative of ut, ut nōn, [1970];

hōc . . . quō, [1973];

as connective, [2129], [2130];

hoc ipsum, tōtum hoc, as attribute of infin., [2215];

pointing out what is near in place, time, or thought, [2347];

referring to the speaker, [2348];

haec meaning the realm, our country, &c., [2349];

expressing something familiar, with shade of contempt, [2350];

referring to words of a sentence, [2351];