Elementary Lessons in Latin
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234. The dative may follow an intransitive or a passive verb, as: tibi servio, I am devoted to you (I serve you) ; mundus deo paret, the world obeys God (is obedient to God) ; nobis vita data est, life has been given to us.
235. Or the dative may be used with transitive verbs in connection with a direct object in the accusative: agricola committit agris grana frumenti, the farmer commits the grains of corn to the fields.
236. The dative is used with est or sunt to designate the person or thing ...which possesses something ; the thing possessed is in the nomi- native ; multi mihi sunt Iibri, many books are to me (belong to me).
237. The dative of purpose, answering the question "for what? or for what purpose ?" is usually accompanied by another dative of the LESSONS IN LATIN. 59 person or thing affected by the action : pater venit f iliis auxilio, the father comes to the aid of his sons (for aid to his sons).
LXXIV. 238. Use of Ablative.
The ablative answers the questions "with what ? by what ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
234. The dative may follow an intransitive or a passive verb, as: tibi servio, I am devoted to you (I serve you) ; mundus deo paret, the world obeys God (is obedient to God) ; nobis vita data est, life has been given to us.
235. Or the dative may be used with transitive verbs in connection with a direct object in the accusative: agricola committit agris grana frumenti, the farmer commits the grains of corn to the fields.
236. The dative is used with est or sunt to designate the person or thing ...which possesses something ; the thing possessed is in the nomi- native ; multi mihi sunt Iibri, many books are to me (belong to me).
237. The dative of purpose, answering the question "for what? or for what purpose ?" is usually accompanied by another dative of the LESSONS IN LATIN. 59 person or thing affected by the action : pater venit f iliis auxilio, the father comes to the aid of his sons (for aid to his sons).
LXXIV. 238. Use of Ablative.
The ablative answers the questions "with what ? by what ?
What to read after Elementary Lessons in Latin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O a Otto Augustus Wall to read onlineMoreLess
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