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“Deo non esse curae aliaque infinita quae proferre non audebant, vel abhorrebant.”
“Non sinit conscientia tales homines recta verba proferre, aut rectis quenquam oculis aspicere, ab omni hominum coetu eosdem exterminat, et dormientes perterrefacit.”
“The Latin word “proferentem” is the accusative case, following the preposition “contra”, of the third declension noun “proferens” which word is itself the gerund formed from the present participle of the verb “proferre”.”
“Vaticanae in linguam Latinam versos in interrete proferre.”
“And it is frequently applied unto speaking, when it signifies "eloqui aut proferre verba more scaturiginis.”
“Antiqui Romanorum Aeolis sequentes loco aspirationis earn (F) ponebant, effugientes ipsi quoque aspirationem, et maxime cum consonante recusabant eam proferre in Latino sermone.”
The Roman Pronunciation of Latin Why we use it and how to use it
“Would it not read much more civilized, if the annals of the empire were telling us: _Nero, jam divus, leniter dixit: O Seneca, Pundit delectabilis et philosophe laute, quis dubitet te libentissime mihi hodie proferre artocreatem stoicum?”
“Hence, proferre must necessarily become offerre, even if it were true that the Hiphil word is not an hieratic sacrificial term; but even this is not quite certain (cf. Judges vi, 18 sq.).”
“Scis me haec et uera proferre et in nulla umquam mei laude iactasse.”
“Licet caelo proferre lucidos dies eosdemque tenebrosis noctibus condere.”
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