Taffius, bonis prognatus parentibus, cerevisiam haud tenuem de sese existimat:
Taffy, sprung of good parents, thinks no small beer of himself.
De Britannis Antiquis se jactat editum:
He boasts of being descended from the Ancient Britons.
Q. Why is the eldest son of a King of England like a Leviathan?
A. Because he is the Prince of Wales.
The Construction of Adverbs.
En and ecce, adverbs of showing, are joined most commonly to a nominative case, to an accusative case but seldom, as
En Romanus: See the Roman (q. rum-un.)
Ecce Corinthium: Behold the Corinthian.