A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

in rel. sentences equivalent to main sentences in ind. disc., [2316];

in conjunctive particle sentences in ind. disc., [2317];

force of tenses in ind. disc., [2321];

use of tenses in conditional apodoses in ind. disc., [2330-2334];

use of reflexive pron. in construction of acc. with infin., [2338-2340];

partic. in agreement with, [1373];

act. and pass., with forms of coepī and dēsinō, [1483];

with forms of possum, queō, nequeō, [1484];

with nōlī, fuge, parce, mitte, &c., [1583], [1584];

of intimation, [1534-1539];