A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

expressing ‘time at which,’ [1156];

of aim of motion, [1157-1166];

of end of motion with in and sub, [1423];

with verbs of rest, [1424];

with names of towns, islands, peninsulas, [1157-1160];

with names of countries, [1161];

with appellatives, [1159], [1161];

domum, rūs, forās, [1162-1164];

exsequiās, īnfitiās, malam crucem, malam rem, [1165].

Two accusatives combined, [1167-1174];