2. GOVERNING THE ABLATIVE CASE: § 30. A, ab, absque, coram, de, 3. GOVERNING THE ACCUSATIVE AND ABLATIVE CASE. Subter, super, in, et sub. II. LESSONS FOR TRANSLATION. 1. DECLENSION OF SUBSTANTIVES. FIRST DECLENSION. REGINA (G.): cicada (D.): Ænea' (V.): aciden : republica pœnitentiam tenebrarum plantas: injuriis (Abl.): historiis (D.): filiabus (D.); deabus (Abl.) : causarum: Procam : turbæ (Pl.): victorias, &c. O-Cineas of-a-woman": to-Italy: a machine (Acc.); by-delay: razors (N.): of-republics: by-queens: to-victories trumpets (Acc.): from-islands: Persians (N.), &c. : SECOND DECLENSION. Mariti (S.) nucleo (D.): palum nide: Claudi morbi (Pl.): libertorum patruis (D.): numeros: equis (Abl.) gladie: tribuno (Abl.): vulgum, &c. Of-autumn to-a-sword: a wound (Acc.): O-river : O-Aulus O-Manlius by-a-halter: swords (N.) : ofwalls to-beech-trees: messenger (Acc.): O-physicians: from-thickets of-an-uncle: for-twins: to-Virgil, &c. : Arbitri (S.) apro (D.): cancrum genero (Abl.) : Luciferum virorum liberis (D.): soceros, &c. : : Of-Vulcan to-a-man of-fields: by-umpires: a fatherin-law (Acc.); O-morning-star: crabs (Acc.), &c. Colloquii argento (D.): mendacium (Acc): oppido (Abl.) miracula (N.) prodigiorum vehicula (Acc.): vestibulis (Abl.), &c. comitiis (D.) : Of-a-dart: to-a-remedy: by-a-sacrifice: a tomb of-anassembly to-feasts: by-spectacles: punishments, &c. THIRD DECLENSION. Ætheri arcibus (D.): bobus (Abl.): bubus (D.) : hosti lucem poste molis imagines: dictatorum : crinibus (D.): omini: ponderis uberum sidus: visceribus (Abl.): Pallade: insignium calcaris: mella, &c. Of-an-inroad : to-a-founder: a dog (Acc.): by-a-censor: of-rams guardians of-ears: by-horsemen : by-a-sword: to-a-bundle: rivers: of-ensigns: by-right: to-charges ofa-breast: Pallas (Acc.): for-Jupiter: by-thirst, &c. FOURTH DECLENSION. Impetu plausūs (G.): statum : tribui : nuruum : motibus (D.): vagitibus (Abl.): casūs (Acc.) : lacubus (D.) tonitrua fructus (N.): fletu, &c. : Of-a-chariot to-a-house: an army (Acc.): by-luxury: assemblies by-tribes: of-weepings, &c. FIFTH DECLENSION. Fidem effigiei (G.): seriei (D.): spe: rerum : diebus (D.): acies (Pl.), &c. Of-rage to-consumption : noon (Acc.): by-things, &c. (Primer, p. 72. Model Questions, 1.) II. GENITIVE CASE AFTER SUBSTANTIVES: § 26. Olea Minerva.-Incolis (D.) Italiæ.-Statuas Dianæ. Insulam Africa.Justitia Persarum. Habenis (Abl.) quadrigarum. Deabus (D.) undarum. Annona (D.) reipublicæ. Insidiæ luporum. Concordia feminarum. -Speluncarum Sicilia.- Filiabus (D.) Proce.-Dumos camporum. Morbos populi Fili Mercurii. Mercuri Romanorum. Numero (Abl.) aprorum.-Generos Servii. -Agros Amulii.-Faustule.--Medici (N.) dominorum.Muro (Abl.) Coriolorum. Exempla judiciorum.- Præmium consilii. Telis (D.) bellorum.-Miracula cælorum. -Spectaculo (D) sacrificii.-Sepulcra Latii.-Dignitatem dictatoris.-Ducibus (Abl.) multitudinis. Pedibus (D.) suum. Supellectilem haruspicis. Vulneribus (Abl.) militum. Legionibus (D.) Scipionis.-Puppes Ulyssis.--Ovibus (Abl.) parentium.- Libertati mulieris. Bubus (D.) aratorum. Navium urbis. - Valles Samnitium. Viscerum vulturum. Primorum civitatis. Pontificum munera. · Calcari (Abl.) Aruntis.-Vultus (Pl.) magistratuum.-Luxui domus.-Consensu senatus. -Sonitum tonitruum. Fletibus nurus.Lacubus tribus.-Commeatu exercituum. Effigiem spei. Facies (Pl.) rerum.Rebus (D.) fidei. Specie meridiei. Diebus (Abl.) canitiei, &c. To-the-statue of-a-woman. By-the-islands of-Sicily. -To-the-daughters of-a-Persian. The concord (Acc.) of-republics. The chariot-and-four (N.) of-a-woman. O people of-Latium. Of-the-thickets of-Faustulus. To-the-fields of-sons-in-law. From-the-examples ofphysicians. The rewards (Acc.) of-a-son.-By-the-soil of-the-plains.-Of-the-spectacle of-a-trial. O tomb of-alord. The marvels (N.) of-Corioli-O swine of-Ulysses. -To-the-multitude of-leaders. By-the-soothsayers ofthe-legion. Of-the-sterns of-ships.-By-the-wound of spurs. With-a-sheep of-a-ploughman.A valley (Acc.) of-liberty. Of-gifts of-cities.-Of-countenances of daughters-in-law.-By-the-luxury of-tribes.-The consent (Acc.) of-houses.-To-tribes of men.-The hopes (Acc.), of-a-day. Things of-days. By-the-hoariness, of-theface. The appearances of-consumption, &c. C - Rex Albanorum. Vestæ sacerdos. Ejus avus.Adolescentis vultus.-Numitoris filia.- Oris lineamentis (Abl.) — Multitudo latronum pastorumque.3. Ægritudinem animi.-Spectaculi tempus.-Auctor pacis et belli. -Legum et poenarum metus. -Ducis perfidia. Civium numerus. Virium fiduciā. Flammæ species. Historiarum scriptorem.-Latinorum populis (D.) - Fanum Dianæ.-Pueri caput. Societatem consilii.. Vestibula ædium. Velocitatis viriumque certamina. Comitas affabilitasque sermonis. Imaginem urbis magis quam urbem.-Liberi consulis. Tempori expositionis. - Tarpeia pater.-Primores civitatis.-Victoriæ mora.-Mundi miracula. Magister equitum.-Jussu Tarquinii.-Incursionibus Veientium. - Navii auctoritate.-Clamor virûm clangorque tubarum.-Specie virtutis et umbra.-Virtutis Agrorum cultu. Rerum causas. Imperium consuetudinis.-Injuriarum remedium.—Amici nomen.— Corium belluæ.-Mors regis.-Parens patriæ.-Conditor urbis. Omnium consensu. Judicio populi. Anni tempora. Ovium custos.-Cujus ensem.-Dux militum. Exercitui hostium.-Origo mali. - Incola Coriolorum. -Mater adolescentis, &c. opus. To-the-countenance of-the-city.-By-command of-theconsul. Of-the-priestesses of-the-state. By-the-head of-the-empire.-O friend of-the-father of-Tarpeia. The custom of-wars. For-the-strength of-the-multitude. The children (Acc.) of-the-Albans. The virtue (Acc.) of-the-Veians. -From-the-treachery of-kings. Withremedies of-sorrow. — Injuries of-robbers. O image ofthe-city. A number of-monsters.-To-the-daughters ofchiefs. The courtesy (Acc.) of-Numitor.-The discourses. of-shepherds. By-the-leaders of-the-people. The shadow (Acc.) of-a-name. The hide of-a-sheep.-Ofthe-inroad of-men. - By-the-braying of-the-trumpet. With-the-affability of-friends. O dread of-flames and The partnership of-wars. The peace ofTo-the-guardians of-cities. armies. tures of-Vesta. The punishments (Acc.) of-young men. |