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consumeretur, quam M. - ω- t πω Cic. Amic. 8: ocius iami rum, ibid. 16 iacere uiua mea Terent. Sin. 5.8 40.
V. The genitive os Ords, Whicli denote a multi- inde or plurality, particulari a natural genus o μου,
is overned by substantives Whic denote a pari, orsori of them; a pars, multitudo, copia, nemo, nihil c. :e. g. magna pars hominum, a great par os mankind: nemo mortalis , no one amorest mortias nihil harum rerum, non os these thingsci pars civitatis, a pari os the state or of the citigeni pars horum aut illori , a partos these or those pars mei tui sui, &c., partos
pars mea, tua, Sua c., m Pari or portio M. e. g. hereditatis, praedae c. nemo OStrum, ratrum, HOIIeos us, onyou c. no no3tri, vereri: erent Heaut 3.3. IR nihil me istius rei lacturum, stat I Will O n
thingos it Liv. I. I, cum multitudine Henetum, Wista multitudo os Henetanc Cic. ad Div. 5. 8 3, quaedam prates hominum, a hin os pestis me in hind os pestia lent men a pestilent hiud os men res huius generis, a thingos thissori e g. Caes. B. G. 5. 18, sudes eiu dem generis: Nep. Alc. 9, quinquaginta talanta vectigalis i. e. of income Nep. Timoth. I, ducentat Hua praedae: et in thea clast cases ste genitive may bo considere an apposition sor the substantivo in amposition, Whicla properly shouldae in the fame casewith the precedinito Whic it belongs, is ometimes in iste genitive se above, Sect a. 4 Sect. 5. a. 8. rihor, tria millia captoreum, three thousand pri- sonerS, properly three thousand of prisoners Tythis me ma refer Plin. H. . . I 6, pisciumfeminae maiores se sunt quam mures. Sometimes the genitive in tho
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plures sollam proper ames, consequently single pedison or thingsci e g. Sueti laud. 28, Libertorum praecipue suspexit Poridem i. e. e libertis r e numero libertorum Μel 3 6 his oris multae ignobiles insulae adiacent, sed earum for ex iis se insulis inuas praeterire non libeat, Gades fretum adtingit. his is partu culari common illi adjectives an pro uns: multi hominum, quid rei M. See hereaster k2.2, 3. te. Nemo is osten sollowed by de or ex e g. nemo de iis, qui cc. Cic. r. I. 4, nemo e decem sec. hominibus oraribunis , Cic. Leg. 3.l0 nemo eae tanton ero, Cic. Font 2. Pars also is inmetimes solio edis de Cic. Vere 1.12, ut aliquam partem de istius sc. hominico Verris impridentia reticere possim, se impudentiae, is prevent obscuruy. VI. The genitive os a substantive is almiovemediis anesher substantive, t expressabe manno, qualidi&c. asaeauty, Sige tengst c. yet his genitive is accompanie by an epithet, either adjective, pronoun,
o particise and is generali rendered into Englis is
Adolescens ramma audaciae, Sali Cat. 18 vir Gempli 'ecui, Liv. 3. 44,4 manifes pright example, an exemplaryinin i lionio experire virtutis, O trie courage: Vir magnae doctrinae vir magni nominis, a man os reat nam o fame Cic. ad Div. 9.
26, non musti cibi hospitem accipies, sed multi ioci, a mestis silue Bod, but of much spori, wlio eat litue, bulbo cmuch: homo ingemit visus, os ingemous Gen. 20 formias, mulier formae Misco beaussul rinima me potiturio us.
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s. ποrta, ruis e g. homo parvi retii, Cic. m. n. I. et: homo maximi pretii, Terent. Adelph. 5.6. a Uit --usi via ros, Phuit. Capti a Q. ii, i opis os melo est rank homo πι--, a man worit, nothing. 4. mmers ais, homo sui iuris, a man a bis own disposai, one o is his own muster. 5. meight as, lapis centum librarum, os a hundrediis stres magni momenti c. 6. time; as, exsilium decem annorum a banishment os lanyears Liv. 43. I, triginta dierumfumentum mi u datum, serinire da73.70 Dimth, siete, thiclairas, breaiahinc. e. g. Caes. B. C. 2. 2, asseres pedi duodecim cuspidibus praefixi where pedum is vem cuspidibus ibid. antecedebat testudo pedum sex ginta Cara B G a. s. fossam pedum viginti ibid. mam duodecim pedum Sometimes an alective is added, a longus, latus M. to expres preesset Maether lenoli orire thaei tended a Caes. B. C. g. io, musculum pedum se innia lamgum tacere instituerunt Colum. 2. l. 8, in morem horti area tutar pediιm demum, longa pedum quinquagen m facito, make hed in s tiroad M. Colum. 5. 6, longus pediMiser: Vitruv. O. I9, turrem aliam cubitorum eaaginta latera pedum lata tricenum, alta quinquagenum, Plin. . . 36. IS: lata pedum sexagenum quin , astre centum quinquagenum, ibid. triglyphi alii unius moduli, Vitruv. 4.3 turrem nonnunus altam ututorum LX, ibid. I0 I9. Some underetandmensura, hich, however, is quite conjectural At offer times
longus, latus &α, lata an accusative os the measuro or extent: se liereauer, Se t. 7. ,2 wealso find the ablative e g. scrobes tribus pedibus longus, Pallad. in Ianuar. IO. 8. Τ these elong many others e. Liv. 5 5 vallum so Saul que ingeritis utramque rem operi cliixerunt, hincos great labour Plaut. Aul. 2. o, tu trium titerarum homo thouman os inre letters, i. e. sur.
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2 trio et in mansos these examples, in adisule genitive an ablative may Mised illi an adjective, pronoun, o parti-
Ciple ' 1I Ce pr auiitus ei ido ed xvissi), or cum xvi ib), ni a be un- derstoof this there re es ciali inhesilace, with expressionsos a peculiari ty, of the formi age e. g. Cic. ad Div. l. 7. 29, Lentulum nostrum, erimi spe, summe virtutis adolesceritem, ere an ablative and genitive are united a mung man os e
traordinar promise of the loes virine Terent. Adelph. s. a. 88, antiqua homo virtute ac fide; sc praeditus Cois B. G. i. 47, VH-um summa visore et humanitare adolescentemsc. initum ibid. 2. Iccius Remus, summa nisi lute et gratia inter suos, sc praeditus homo alio secim here toto
undersis r Cic. Divin. l. 25, vidisse enim se in somnis pulchritudine eximia seminam quae M. C. praeditam: erent. Andr. I. I. 45, mulier egregia Iorma atque aetate integra: ibid. 91, sorte unam adspicio adolescentulam forma here Sosia sus bono fortasse and Simo Promeris, et vultu adeo modesto,
adeo mentiti ut nihil supra an immediates alter ards, et quia erat sermo praeter ceteras honesta et libera M., where adolescentula is no adde bucis underetood Terent Eun. I. 52, is ubi hancce. omna vide, Nesta virginem c praeditam: homo magno natu, os great age a Uv. gi. 34, -- natu
principes castellorum oratores ad Poenum veniunt: Nep. Dat. 7 ab hoc tamen iit, Scisma maarini natu Illius desciit, his oldest son si iace, howe ver natu has no genitive, it is seli-evident that thesest vo last ex amples couldio have been expressedis a genitive. There are innumerable example like the pr cedire, in hich, must remarit, a se inali asterwatas laentrea converbs that the substantives homo, vir semina, areosten omiti ence we may areas semia pulchra, gratianuigna M. Nep. Dic bonus vero civis suit fideque magna Sall. Iug. 66 8. nam vulgus ingenio mobili erat,
was os a change te character inere praeditum is underet d: quod eos nimium homines ciui ruris Cognosceret, Cic. Verr. I. 7 sui iuris sunt sc homines, Senec. EP. II.
VII. The genitive os ords, Whicli expres things
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place that contain them e. g. yXis Veneni, Cadus vini c. a Plaut. Stich. 3. I. 24, c um vim veteris
tibi propino, a cask of old Wine perhapsilenuin is umderatota Plaut amis. 5. I. 11 tarem ut habeant, teris virit sc plenum Cic. Parad. . , auri ravem everrit gubernator, rapulare sc navem , in re aliquam
tutum, in gubernatoris inscitia nihil intea est, i. e. navem auri plenam, paleae plenam, hester he overtum, hipiaden with gold or,ith straw, there is niuch disserence in theriaci, butione in the unailsulnes os the pilol: Virg. m. 3. 67, sanguima sacri pateras Suet Ner. 47, direptis etiam stragulis, amota et Hide veneni,
in English. VIII. The genitive is iam somelimes used in a position vig. When Wo substantives in id standrin position in the fame case, is thesbe inanimate things, the prope nam is a times ut in the genitive, and govemed by the generis, d e. g. Cic. ad ML6. I in oppido Antiochiae Sall. IV D ad Oppidum Lamia, sor Larim urbs Patavi Patavii), Virg. n. I. 247. 251) urbs Buthroti, ibid. 3. 293 amnis Eridam, ibid. 6. 659 flumen Himelis, ibid. 7 7I4. So flumen Rheni, sons Arethusae sco. Sall. Iug. 92 many dbtions have a flumine Muluchae, here Cortius has adopted the reading Mulucha. In sueti instances thegeneris Word precedes ita proponame; as, flumen Rheni M. Q arbor palmae, palintree, Suet. Aug. D: arbor fici ii tre innies sic here denotes the malo, Cic. Flacc. 7 arbor abietis, fi tree e. g. arbor
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363 abietis, Iav. 24. 3. Perhaps, may adyto these ille
expression est mihi nomen Petri, I have tho nam ofPeter also me aboumcite passages rom Nepos: Aleib. 9, ex quo quinquaginta talanta vectigalis capi bat, se tam gam vectigal, as income Timoth. I, ab eoque mille et ducenta talenta praeda in publicum retulit, i. e. tanquam praedanr, o prud nomine. IX. The genitive also ometimes OllOWs substantium to de te their usem services e. g. Cic. Verr. 4. Is abaci vasa, platerior the sideboard ibid. 25 vasa aliquot abaco rum Liv. 31. 45 expositis copiis, omnique apparatu urbium oppugnandaret , i. e. qui servit urbibus expugnandis: erent meaul. 4. 7. 10, haec talenta dotis apposcent duo se ad dotem, se do-y; causa or nomine perhaps is underetood Plaut. Pers. 3. I. 66, dabuntur totis tibi inde semcenti logi it mayalsole explaineffas an apposition haec talenta adposcent tanquam dotem to this also the example No. 8 may be reserata, Nep. Alc. 9.
Observati MI. One genitive, a might be expected is osten ovemed isanother a Cic. ad Div. . Is neque alia ulla suit causa -- termissionis Merarum Liv. i. 38, fatris hic stius erat regis; inere ille ordo is, hic erat filius fiatri, M'. Thras Rhoc initium sui saliutis uisorum Sall. Iug. IO. 3, ius de libe late ingenii et odio potentia nobilitatis supra diximus. Whenthecte are Ians sed, there someti in E is a disti ut in Liv. Praef. iuvabit tamen rerum gestarum memoria pruicistis terrarum PD-puli pro virili parte et Deipsum consuluisse; here the order s.consuluisse memoriae rerum gestariam populi principis terrarum:
rerum gestarum is ovemed is memoriae, and populi by rerum g tarum. The sonowing passam is rei more dissiculi clav. M.
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in the uenitivem, quinqueremis Romana duas triremes Carthaginienses
suppressit, ινlius praelata impetu lateris alterius remos dete sit ,here the orde is de tei sit remos alterius lateris uritus sC. triremis praelata impetu, broh olf the oars ot ne fide of Onegalle M. the dissiculi is increased by the omission o tri
2. A single substantive osten ovem two genitives at once, os iis oneris commoni inie explainta activel or possessi ely, ille oster obiectives,or in inme offer Way e. g. patris uisum Aurarem Cic. ad Div. 2. 3. 5, genus institutorum et rationum mearum dissimilitudinem nonnullani habet eum illius
sc Appii adminis thatione provinciae, it his overninent otthe provinces: Cic. T. I. Id quare L. Sulla et C. Caesaria, e niam translatio a iusti dominis ad allenosci Liv. 84 26, omnium principum Graeciae eadem sententia erat inde potissimum ordiendi Min Caes. B. G. g. I7, mram dierim consumtudine itineris nostri exercitus perapecia se consuetudiseitineris nostri exercitus per eos dies perspecia Nep. Epam. 5, quod sibi Aga minis bini gloriam videretur consecutus: Cic. ad Div. s. s. 6, superiorum te rum Artuna rei ineae. Hore also Mem in beloni es. B. G. 3. 8, huius civitatis est
longe amplissima auctoritas omnis orae maritim legionum earum; where omnis orae is liars for in omni ora, and wem to dependis amplissima rather hamon auctoritas.
s. The genitive is osten divided sto iis substantive by the insertio orone or more substantives. ita occasions dissicultyto ille inexperien d e g. Liv. l. 37, tamen quia consulendi
res non dabat spatium; sor quia res non dabat spatium i. e. tempus consulendici Liv. 28. O, quinqueremis Oman unius praelata impetu lateris alterius remos detersit sor quinqueremis romana impetu praelata, detersit et nos alterius lateris unius sc.
triremis). his also latas place illi adfectives a Cic. ad Div. I. 9 37, qui de uno acerrimo et sortissimo viro, meoque iudicio imium magnitudine animi et constantia praestantissimo Q. Μ tello Gliam opinionem acceperiint; here omnium besoresto, and is oveme Θ, praestantissimo. 4. The ancients ottentu an aduective instead olla genitive;
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ον the Genime. e. g. laus His , i. e. aliorum a Cic. ad Div. . s. quaedam pestes hominum aliena laude dolentium M. Liv. i. l, cui, men fuit Ascanium, in Ascanii Virg. n. io 394, nam ibi,
Thymbre, caput Euandrius abstulit misis, i. e. Evandri sooratio Ciceronis narior Ciceronis victoria Casariana sor Caesaris .crudelitas Sullanavi c. see a ve of Alectives, ecl. 3. S6.5. Insteis os a genitive 'erba substantives are somelimes sollowed by the case whicli the verbosum hicli me are derived, ovem e. g. Plauti Amph. I. 3. 2l, quid tibi hanc eu- ratio est rem ' sor huius rei since Curare IovEIn an CCuS.: Cic. Leg. I. 5, quodsi iustitia est obtem is, alio scriptis legibiis, institutisque populorum hecause obteniperare govem a dative, and perhaps legum an institutorum,ould have been harin: Caes. G. I. 5, domum reditionis spe sublata; where domum
is memed is reditio, and domus perhaps Would have been erroneous quid i ila hane aditio est l. e. hi ad hanc Plauti True g. 7. M. 6. The genitive is osten m med is a substantive hichmust be supplied rom ille precediniwotas e g. Cic. Arch. ii, nullam enim virtus aliam mercedem laborum periculorumque desiderat, praeter hanc laudis et gloria, sor praeter hanc mere
dem laudis et gloriae Cic. vere Act. l. 12, cum hanc causam Siculorum rogatu recepissem, idque mihi amplum et praeclaIuna existimassem, eos velle meae fidei, diligentiaeque periculum facere, qui innocentia obstιnentisque sc Periculum) fecissent. 7. The substantive, by Whichahe genitive is ovem , ostensem tote omitted when ibis not ibis only necessarnsor it tobe re at e. g. haec vestis est patris, O haec vestis est vestis patrisci hi libra sunt fratris sc libri hic homo est boni ingemi
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in the Genitive. and rimonius bucas thenare mostly conjectures, and can bemore convenientio Mouo serwaias essewhere, Minali Umention those hicli occur,ithout sum or another verb.
a aedes is osten omitted: e. g. Cic. ad Div. l4.2.5 ad me P. Valerius scripsit quemadmodum a Veriae ad tabulam a linam ducta esses, es a Vestae aede Mil. 33, qui cum facibus
ad Castoris, cum gladiis toto oro volitarunt; sor ad Castoris aedem ad Opis Cie Phil SP Attic. 6. ad Iuturnae, Ci C. Cluent. 3, ad Vestae, Horat Sat. I. 9. 35 ad υι ar re, Terent. Ad. d. E. 43 ad Miιrciae, I civ. I. : d Iovis ibid. I. Sola Englisti, he went init Peto's, i. e. St. Peter' inurchb uror, filius,flia, semus, discipulus, and similar ords, are occasionalty omittes e g. Virg. aen. S. 3l9, Hectoris Andromache, sor Hectoris uxor Androni aches Pers Sat. 4. 362 Ἀ- nomaches ego sum se siliui Virg. n. 6. I6, Deiphobe Glaves
M.flia Cic. ad Div. 9 IO. 4 Sophia Septimis c. filia. hus servus is omitted by the dramatic writersci e g. Terent Andr. g. 2 20 sorte ibi huius video 'rrhiam, L e. huius serium asininosti, wbere is Dur Thomas, i. e. Dur servant Thomas traul. Curc. g. i. 5, estne hic Palinurus Phaedromi sc semvus: Cic. Fin. 5. 5, primum Theophrasti Strato sc dis lus.
Y et his omission canonino cur When the person is known.c homo, or ome similarisores, inmetimes appeam to boomitted a Nep. Cat. primum stipendium meruit amiorum decem septemque, he served his snt campaim in his invent nih
impure, nihili, here nihili is used as a vocative, i. e. orthlessman sc homo nihilici Plaut Casin. 2. S. 29, unde is, nihili, sc. homo. Particularly here belong the places where the verti sumis added e g. Sue Claud. 33 sommi brevissimi erat, hichwillis considere astematas,he we reat o verbs also
where the ver,sum is,hon omitted a Suet. Claud. 53 K-bidinis in seminas profusissima, marium omnium expers c. erat, ere, illi prosisissimae, homo semcto Munderat d. d res, o nWinum, som me seems to e mitted e g.
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Plauti Most. s. 9, in iminoriales mere-- lepidis hae a preti bargaina an eacclamation os wonder and pleasum: in astero a Catull. 9 5, o mihi nuntii beaul mere perhaps res ornegotium musti under sto Odci res mercimonii lepidi hoing the samera 41erCunonium Epiclum Oet we are proba hi ignorant of the fore of this expression with the ancients, o whetlier theyundemtood a substanuve at all. In the fame a res O negotium feems continuali tote omitted and without supplyingit, many passages os ancient author Wouldie uiantelligibis e g. venit mihi in mentem diei, sor dies, were iam semcto dependon negotium omitted in magni animi negotium est contemnere divitias equorum est negotium hinnire M. eshallastematas remari in iis prope place that this appens illi
vertis, , .ci 2 SQ also, it the neuter of aleCtives and pr nouns as multum temporis, hoc rei c., negotium feem tobe understood, hici, ill e sterward noti d S 2. III:where it might be more readit lactedior. M ausa or gratiaris osten omitte hyaacitus bes e thegenitive of substantives united is a participis fui pass. e. g. Ann. 2.59, Germanicus AEgyptum proficiscitur eognoscendae antigustatis, Q. causa a. 9, suapirionis vita Mae, to avola suspicion: ibid. 27, multa populus paravit tuendae libertatis et Irmam concordia sc causa ibid. 4l, pugnam ciens, ouentanda, ut is rebat, virtutis Q. causa. his is uncommon in othe writers; yet Terent. Adelph. 2 4 6, ne id assentandi magis, quam quod
habeam gratum, sacere existimes, sor assentandi Causa Orgratia. Wo find simila instances in Sallust an Liv with esse e g. cum animadvertisset pleraque dissolvendarum religioniιm,33e, Liv. 40 29; ut this means that most things served&C., ther
fore causa is noti emtood since in this usag the genitive missi esse is common, a Weshali consido it hermiter it Milalso M shewn a another placo that causa is omitted in other i stances e. g. damnari repetundarum εα causa. f The Bllowing passage appear strangurio begionem Cic. ad Div. l2. 15. 6 Lent idcirco etiam naves onerarias, quarum minor nulla erat duum millium amphorum, contractas M. M