A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

with attributive cum sentence, [1870], [1871];

with attributive postquam or ut sentence, [1927];

esse, subj. of, omitted with verbs of desire, [2190];

fore or futūrum esse ut as circumlocution, [2233];

fore with perf. partic., [2234];

predicate use of gen. of gerundive construction with, [2262];

futūrus as adj., [2283];

futūrus as subst., [2292];

esse and fuisse with fut. partic., and futūrum fuisse ut in conditional apodoses in ind. disc., [2331], [2334];

form sim not elided before short vowel, [2495].