- the
agent is a person, the
preposition ā/ab is used, for
example rēx ā
mīlitibus interfectus est "The king was
killed by the soldiers"; but when the agent...
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quinquies pro
fidelibus defunctis, ****ies pro
sororibus vanis,
septies pro
militibus silvanis.
Octies pro
fratribus perversis,
nonies pro
monachis dispersis...
-
quibus adtritus ****
obsidionem Demetrii,
regis Indorum, pateretur, **** CCC
militibus LX
milia hostium adsiduis eruptionibus uicit.
Quinto itaque mense liberatus...
- Ascalonie, quod
dicitur Toron, et
muniuit eum
ualde militibus et
peditibus et
escis tradens illud militibus Templi translation Pringle, 1997, pp. 64-65 Pringle...
-
changed into
eleven thousand". It has also been
suggested that **** [...]
militibus, "with [...] soldiers", was
misread as **** [...] millibus, "with [...]...
-
Harold about Duke William's army 51 HIC WILLELM[US] DUX
ALLOQUITUR SUIS
MILITIBUS UT PREPAREN[T] SE
VIRILITER ET
SAPIENTER AD PR[O]ELIUM
CONTRA ANGLORUM...
- voices) Sub tuum
presidium (5 voices) Tam
peccatum (3 voices)
Traditur militibus (3 voices)
Virgo pura (3 voices) In
trouble and
adversity (SATB, a contrafactum...
-
corporis corporum 4 2 2
Dative mīlitī
mīlitibus urbī
urbibus corporī
corporibus 5 3 3
Ablative mīlite
mīlitibus urbe
urbibus corpore corporibus 6 6 5...
-
examples from
Caesar show the
cases used in a
basic sense:
Caesar ...
mīlitibus signum dedit 'Caesar (Nom) gave a
signal (Acc.) to the
soldiers (Dat)'...
-
legiones deducebantur ****
tribunis et
centurionibus et sui
cuiusque ordinis militibus. Now they no
longer lead, as they once did,
whole legions with tribunes...
