A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

as essential complement, [1180-1204];

as optional complement, [1205-1218];

made subj. in pass., [1480], [1181];

with verbs of intrans. use denoting state, disposition, feeling, quality, [1181], [1184], [1185];

with sum and a pred. noun, [1183];

with verbs of union, contention, difference, [1186], [1357];

with verbs combined with adversum, obviam, praestō, bene, male, satis, [1187];

with verbs of intrans. use compounded with a prep., [1188-1191];

with verbs of trans. use, [1192];

with verbs of trans. use compounded with a prep., [1194-1199];