76 USES OF THE SUBJUNCTIVE. (b) Dependent verb (protasis) si facias (feceris) 'if you were to do' [178] si faceres (fecisses) ‘if you had done (been doing)' [54, 292, 433, 522, 641]: pluperf. oblique for fut. perf. [94, 136, 756] irregular: indicative apodosis [55] ceu for quasi [439] 5. CAUSAL: (a) cum: cum faciat 'since he does' (b) qui: laudo te qui facias ‘I praise you for doing' [231, 346] (c) attendant circumstances: cum with impf. plupf. cum faceret ‘when he was doing' [113] 6. CONCESSIVE: (a) conjunctions: quamvis faciat although he does' (b) qui: quibus ultimus esset dies ‘tho' the day was their last’ [248] 7. ORATIO OBLIQUA: (a) statement: actually: dixit se quod vellent fecisse 'he said he had done what they wanted' virtually: irascor quod facias ‘I am angry because (as I say) you do it' [800] (b) question (exclamation): nescio quid faciat ‘I don't know what he does' [5, 75, 121, 350, 506, 564, 597] (c) oblique petition* oro facias, 1 (b) oro ut facias, 2 (a) efficio ut eas, 3 (a) * These three are conveniently classed as oblique petitions; they fall however if strictly analysed under other heads where they will be found. abstract and concrete, 36, 72, 381, inconsistency, 16 654 alliteration, 362, 494 anachronisms, poetic, 157, 572 stridere, 418 artificiality, 51, 235, 305, 386, 445 scorn, irony, 129, 548 Graecism: words: adytum, 297 forms: Laocoonta, 213 construction: sensit delapsus, ereptae virginis ira, 413 hendiadys, 470, 722 metre: pavor, o long, 369 vowel long in arsis, 411, 563 parietibus, 4 syll., 442 stetěrunt, 774 repetition or accumulation of words, (lifting weight), 26 stretch of construction: tremor, cui fata parent, 121 451 praecipites tempestate, 516 effusi lacrimis, ne vellet, 651 scitantem mittimus 'send to digerit omina, 182 inmensa volumine terga, 208 angusta viarum, 332 CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY C. J. CLAY, M. A. & SON, AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS. |