amiculum

“_whenever he had arrived at some town, he was (always) carried in the same litter to his room_; cum equitātus noster sē in agrōs ējēcerat, essedāriōs ex silvīs ēmittēbat, _whenever our cavalry had advanced into the fields, he would send his charioteers out from the woods_.a. Sometimes the Imperfect or Pluperfect Subjunctive is thus used; as, -- saepe cum aliquem vidēret minus bene vestītum, suum amiculum dedit,”

New Latin Grammar

“Puipura viri uremui, pixtextari in inagiftraribus, in faceidotiis: libcri noftri prstextis urpura togis utentur, ma£iihatibus in coloniis mu - ricipii (que, hic Romz infimo generi magtftris vico - umtogxpiaEtextxhabendx fuspermittemusj nec d ut vivi lolum habeant tantum infigne, fed etiam tt cum eo crementur moitui 3 foeminis duntaxat luipuix ufum inteidicemus, £c quum ribi viro li - eac puipuia in vefte ftiagula uri, matiemfamilix uam puipuieum amiculum habeie non fines?”

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