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many different cases , accusative , dative ( the commonest ) , ablative , and genitive ; 43 also two gerunds , a rare ... Of the latter it has three : the gerund , which occurs in five cases , nominative , 49 genitive , dative ...
many different cases , accusative , dative ( the commonest ) , ablative , and genitive ; 43 also two gerunds , a rare ... Of the latter it has three : the gerund , which occurs in five cases , nominative , 49 genitive , dative ...
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The gerund in all these instances was transitive , and the whole - noun with which it was in partitive apposition represented the recipient of the action denoted by the verbal noun , and so was in objective relation to it .
The gerund in all these instances was transitive , and the whole - noun with which it was in partitive apposition represented the recipient of the action denoted by the verbal noun , and so was in objective relation to it .
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2.38.157 artem vera ac falsa diiudicandi there is a double reason for the use of the gerund : the gerundive construction , artem verorum ac falsorum diiudicandorum , would have been both ambiguous and cacophonous .
2.38.157 artem vera ac falsa diiudicandi there is a double reason for the use of the gerund : the gerundive construction , artem verorum ac falsorum diiudicandorum , would have been both ambiguous and cacophonous .
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A restriction on Grassmanns Law in Greek | 7 |
Breaking umlaut and the Southern drawl | 18 |
The meaning of German noch | 42 |
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