If a nominative case be interposed between the relative and the verb, the relative is governed by the verb, or by some other word which is placed in the sentence with the verb, as
Luciferi quos Prometheus surripuit, ad Jovem cujus numen contempsit, pertinebant.
The Lucifers which Prometheus shirked, belonged to Jupiter, whose authority he despised.
In fact, Prometheus made light of Jupiter’s lightning.
We now take leave of the Concords, observing only how pleasant it is to see relatives agree.
IT ’S PLEASANT TO SEE RELATIVES AGREE.
PROMETHEUS VINCTUS.