A Latin Grammar for Schools And Colleges
A Latin Grammar for Schools And Colleges
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. . quam qui and a superlative without a verb ; or by quam and a superlative with or without a form of possum (1466) ; sometimes by quantus or ut : as, (a,) tam sum misericors quam vOs; tam mitis quam qui ISnissi- mus, SulL 87, I am as tender-hearted as you ; as mild as the gentlest man living, tam sum amicus r€i pQblicae quam qui mfiximS, Fam. 5, 2, 6, 7 am as devoted a patriot as anybody can be, {b.) quam m&ximis potest itine- ribus in Qalliam contexidit, i, 7, i, he pushes into Gaul by as ra...pid marches as he can. cSnstituSrunt ilimentOrum auam mSximum numenim coS- mere, i, 3, i, they determined to btiy up the greatest possible number of beasts of burden, (c.) tanta est inter eSs, quanta mSxima potest esse, m5nim distantia, Z. 74, there is the greatest possible difference of character between them.
Or without any superlative : fuge domum quantum potest, PI. Men, 850, run home as quick cu e*er you can. ut potui acct&rStissimS t6 tlitStus sum, Fam. 5, 17, 2, 1 defended you as carefully as I could, 310 Digitized byVjOOQlC Conjunctional Sentences : quam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . quam qui and a superlative without a verb ; or by quam and a superlative with or without a form of possum (1466) ; sometimes by quantus or ut : as, (a,) tam sum misericors quam vOs; tam mitis quam qui ISnissi- mus, SulL 87, I am as tender-hearted as you ; as mild as the gentlest man living, tam sum amicus r€i pQblicae quam qui mfiximS, Fam. 5, 2, 6, 7 am as devoted a patriot as anybody can be, {b.) quam m&ximis potest itine- ribus in Qalliam contexidit, i, 7, i, he pushes into Gaul by as ra...pid marches as he can. cSnstituSrunt ilimentOrum auam mSximum numenim coS- mere, i, 3, i, they determined to btiy up the greatest possible number of beasts of burden, (c.) tanta est inter eSs, quanta mSxima potest esse, m5nim distantia, Z. 74, there is the greatest possible difference of character between them.
Or without any superlative : fuge domum quantum potest, PI. Men, 850, run home as quick cu e*er you can. ut potui acct&rStissimS t6 tlitStus sum, Fam. 5, 17, 2, 1 defended you as carefully as I could, 310 Digitized byVjOOQlC Conjunctional Sentences : quam.
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