3; iii. 26. 2; iv. 22. 4; v.
32. 1; vi. 28. 6.

ab (with names of places), vii.
43. 5, 45. 4, 59. 1, 80. 9.
ablative absolute, iv. 12. 1; v.
8. 4; vi. 41. 3.

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-

- of attendant circumstance,
v. 42. 3, 49. 6.

causal, iii. 23. 4, 29. 2; vi.
31. 1; vii. 5. 2, 23. 5.
of difference, vi. 35. 5.

of instrument (= adv.), i. 6.
2; v. 23. 5; vi. 12. 6.
of manner, i. 35. 4; v. 46.
4; vii. 86. 2.

- military, i. 8. 1; ii. 7. 3;

vii. 59. 4, 68. 3, 69. 7.

of price, vii. 39. 3.

- of quality, i. 18. 3, 28. 5;
v. 13. 2.

of respect, v. 28. 5, 49. 4.

of space (extension), vii. 38.

10.

-

41. 5.

of time when, i. 12. 7, 13. 2,
40. 5, 50. 3; v. 54. 2; vii.
65. 5.

of time (measure of), i. 18.
10.

of time (duration), v. 48. 8.
ablatives (juxtaposition of), i.
10. 5, 24. 5; ii. 11. 5; iii.
1. 4, 29. 2; iv. 4. 5.
abstract (for concrete), vi. 34.
3.

ac (its position), i. 44. 3.
acie (genitive), ii. 23. 1.
accusative, of space, i. 41. 5.
ad (as an adverb), i. 4. 2; ii.

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33. 5.

(after prohibition), ii. 25. 1;
vii. 26. 2.

adamo, i. 31. 5.

adjective (= genitive), i. 36. 5.
adversa (nocte), iv. 28. 3.
alterae (dat.), v. 27. 5.

amentum, v. 48. 5.

anaphora, i. 19. 1; iv. 19. 4;
vii. 20. 1.

anceps, i. 26. 1; vii. 76. 6.

dative, predicative, i. 25. 3;
ii. 9. 4.

day, division of, i. 12. 2, 26. 2;
iv. 23. 4; v. 35. 5.

of month, vi. 33. 4.

iv. 12. 4; v. 7. 3.
asyndeton, i. 7. 2, 18. 1, 22. 3;
ii. 3. 5; iv. 12. 2; v. 20.
2, 27. 7, 40. 7; vi. 13. 7,
34. 8; vii. 19. 3, 50. 1.

attraction, vi. 33. 4, 40. 6.

confieri, vii. 58. 2.

confluens, iv. 15. 1.

1; v. 32. 1, 53. 4; vi. 7. 6;
vii. 36. 1.

(in composition), i. 50. 4.
decumana (porta), ii. 24. 2.
deponent (passive), ii. 7. 3,

19. 5; iii. 6. 2; iv. 37. 3;
vi. 6. 1, 33. 1; vii. 24. 5.
derivations-

ambactus, vi. 15. 2.
bruma, v. 13. 3.

consobrinus, vii. 76. 3.

gnavus, ii. 25. 3.
lot, i. 50. 4.

momentum, vii. 39. 3.
periculum, iv. 21. 1.
promonturium, iii. 12. 1.
sectio, ii. 33. 6.
secundum, i. 33. 2.
soldurii, iii. 22. 1.
ultro, v. 28. 4.

Ver- (Celtic prefix), vii. 76.
3.

dorsus or dorsum, vii. 44. 3.

ellipsis, vii. 77. 2.

epanalepsis, iii. 22. 4.

1, 71. 1.

cum (with subjunctive), i. 23.
1; ii. 2. 2.

concessive, vi. 14. 3.
cuniculus, vii. 22. 5.

dative, commodi, vi. 25. 1.
— ethical, 28. 1.

42. 6.

euphemism, i. 18. 9; vii. 1.

1.

e, ex, i. 25. 6 (ex itinere; cp.
vii. 86. 4); i. 30. 2 (ex usu);
i. 39. 1 (ex percontatione);
ii. 12. 1, 12. 4 (ex fuga;
cp. iv. 27. 1); ii. 27. 5 (ex
difficillimis); iii. '14. 4 (ex
bellicis navibus); iv. 33. 1

60. 3.

-

65. 1.

- (double), ii. 17. 2; iii. 18.
6.

(objective), i. 38. 3; iv. 28.

2; coupled with adj., vii.
30. 4.

(of purpose), iv. 17. 8; v. 8.
6.

(of quality), i. 28. 5; ii. 15.
5; v. 35. 6, 54. 2; vi. 6.

1.
(subjective), vi. 1. 3; vii.
63. 9.

- (termination of, in -um or
-ium), iv. 3. 1; vii. 36. 2,
55. 6, 89. 1.

gerund and gerundive, i. 52. 3.
(expressing necessity), v.

28. 1.

habeo (with participle), i. 15.
1; ii. 4. 4, 18. 3; vi. 20. 1;
vii. 74. 2.

homo (=pronoun), v. 58. 6.

imperfect (geographical), ii. 15.
3.

in (in comp.), i. 42. 6; iii. 26.

2.

indicative (for subjunctive), vii.
46. 1.

infinitive (historic), i. 16. 1; v.
6. 5.

inter (=per), i. 36. 7.
iustus, vi. 19. 4.

naves longae, iii. 9. 1.
ne (with nuntio, etc.), iii. 5. 3;
iv. 11. 6.

nec (= et non), vii. 25. 1.

(et qui non), i. 45. 2.
followed by et, ii. 25. 1; v.
19. 3, 31. 5; vii. 20. 4.
followed by nec, i. 36. 5; iii.
3. 2; vii. 21. 1.

non modo (= non modo non), iii.
4. 4.

nullo (dative), vi. 13. 1.

oportet (constr. of), i. 16. 5.