as, assis [m.] M Noun
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3. Declension Mixed Stems masculine
Forms
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | as | asses |
| Gen. | assis | assium |
| Dat. | assi | assibus |
| Acc. | assem | asses |
| Voc. | as | asses |
| Abl. | asse | assibus |
Example Sentences
adde iratum patruum, vicinos, te tibi iniquum et frustra mortis cupidum, cum deerit egenti as, laquei pretium.
~ Horace, Sermonum Liber II
dantur a te, quibus in extremis scriptum erat: "M. itfiuium, (this word in the text is corrupt: has been conjectured as "Titinium" or "Rufum" Webmaster) quem mihi commendas, vel regem Galliae faciam, vel hunc Leptae delegabo; si vis, tu
~ Cicero, Ad Familiares VII
HÄŤs accÄnsa super, iactÄtĹs aequore tĹtĹ TrĹas, rÄliquiÄs Danaum atque immÄŤtis AchillÄŤ, arcÄbat longÄ LatiĹ, multĹsque per annĹs errÄbant, ÄctÄŤ FÄtÄŤ
~ Vergil, Aeneid I
p LYDVS The nomenclators, as Aemilius says in his commentary on the Histories of Sallustius, are those who indicate and name the Roman citizens.
~ Sallust, FragmentaFind more Latin text passages in the Latin is Simple Library
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