Pagess 90 and 91

90	Uses of the Accusative	91 Uses of the Ablative
	1) The accusative is used as the direct object of the verb.	1) Ablative Poem
		a or ab, cum and dê,
	2) The accusative is used as the object of most prepositions.	sine, per, ex and ê
		sometime in, sometimes sub,
	3) The Accusative of Time describes the duration of an .	are followed by the ablatub.
	event	2) FWIB=from, with, in/on, by
		3) The Ablative of Place From Which describes the
	4) The Accusative of Space describes how far a person	place of departure of a person or object. Normally a
	or object travelled.	prepostion like ex or ab or dê is used; with names or cities
		and small islands no preposition is used.
	5) The Accusative of Place To Which describes the	4) Place Where, usually with in.
	destination of a person or object. Normally a preposition like	5) The Ablative of Time is used to describe when an
	ad or in is used; with names or cities and small islands, no	event took/takes place.
	preposition is used.	6) Accompaniment with cum - 'along with.'
		7) Ablative of Means with no preposition.
	6) The accusative is used as the object of an infinitive.	Translates as 'with'='by means of'
		8) Ablative of Respect (aka Specification). No preposition
		9) Ablative of Comparison is used instead of quam - 'than'
		10)Ablative Absolute (see page 92)
		11)Ablative of Agent is used for the person by whom
		something is done with â/âb.

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