A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

acc. of, [1149], [1150], [2112];

gen. of, [1295];

verbal expressions denoting ability, duty, propriety, necessity in, [1495-1497];

indic. in, [1499];

confounded with questions and declarations, [1502];

introduced by prons. and unde, ubī̆, quō, cūr, quī, quīn, quam, quandō, quotiēns, [1526], [1527];

introduced by ut, [1528];

two or more exclamations with one verb, [1530];

as member of coordinate sentence, [1697];

subordinate, or indirect, [1773], see [Questions];