 I do not know ; placet, it pleases ; perf. placuit and placitum est; praestat, it is better ; restat, it remains ; vacat, it is wanting ; est in the sense of licet, it is permitted or possible, eg est videre, non est dicere verum, but especially in poetry...  Elementary Latin grammar. [With] Latin exercises - Page 136by Leonhard Schmitz - 1865Full view - About this book
 | Karl Gottlob Zumpt - Latin language - 1845 - 666 pages
...fugit, and praeterit me, it escapes me, I do not know ; placet, it pleases ; perf. placuit and placitum est; praestat, it is better ; restat, it remains ;...in the sense of licet, it is permitted or possible, eg est videre, non est dicere verum, but especially in poetry and late prose writers. [§ 228.] 4.... | |
 | Carl Gottlob Zumpt - 1846 - 300 pages
...fugit, and praeterit me, it escapes me, I do not know ; placet, it pleases ; perf. placuit and placitum est ; praestat, it is better ; restat, it remains...in the sense of licet, it is permitted or possible, eg est videre, non est dicere verum. [§ 228.] 4. The verbs which denote the changes of the weather:... | |
 | Leonhard Schmitz - Latin language - 1849 - 376 pages
...placet, it pleases, perf. pldcuit, or pl&citum est. praestat, it is better. restat, it remains. cacat, it is wanting. est, in the sense of licet, it is permitted. Impersonal verbs, as such, generally cannot have an imperative, a supine, or participle ; but a participle... | |
 | Leonhard Schmitz - Latin language - 1852 - 270 pages
...it escapes me. placet, it pleases, perf. placuit, or placitum est. praestat, it is better. restât, it remains. vacat, it is wanting, est, in the sense of licet, it is permitted or possible — as cet vide r e. 205. The third person singular passive is very often used impersonally, especially of... | |
 | Karl Gottlob Zumpt - 1852 - 660 pages
...fugit, _and praeterit me, it escapes me, I do not know ; placet, it pleases ; perf. placuit and placitum est ; praestat, it is better ; restat, it remains ; vacat, it is wanting ; cst in the sense of licet, it is permitted or possible, eg est, videre, non est dicere verum, but... | |
 | Karl Gottlob Zumpt - Latin language - 1855 - 648 pages
...fugit, and praeterit me, it escapes me, I do not know; placet, it pleases ; perf. placuit and placititm est ; praestat, it is better ; restat, it remains ; vacat, it is wanting ; est, in the sense of litet, it is permitted or possible, eg, est videre, non est dicere verum, but especially in poetry... | |
 | Karl Gottlob Zumpt - Latin language - 1856 - 644 pages
...me, it escapes me, I do not know ; placet, it pleases; perf. placuit and placitum est ; praestat,\t is better ; restat, it remains ; vacat, it is wanting ; est, in the sense of lieet, it is permitted or possible, eg, est videre, non est dicere ventm, but especially in poetry... | |
 | Leonhard Schmitz - Latin language - 1862 - 330 pages
...praeteril (me), it escapes me. plitcet (mihi), it pleases me, perf. pweuit, or placitum est. praestal, it is better. restat, it remains. vacat, it is wanting. est, in the sense of licet, it is permitted. Impersonal verbs, as such, generally cannot have an imperative, a supine, or participle ; but a participle... | |
 | Leonhard Schmitz - Latin language - 1876 - 238 pages
...it pleases, perfect plticuil, orplclcltum est. Praestat, it is better. Sestat, it remains. Viicat, it is wanting. Est, in the sense of licet, it is permitted or possible—as est videre. § 123. Intransitive verbs have an impersonal passive, indicating generally... | |
 | Leonhard Schmitz - Latin language - 1880 - 190 pages
...me. Fattit, f>t, and praeterit (me), it escapes me. Placet, it pleases, perfect placuit or placitum est. Praestat, it is better. Restat, it remains. Vacat,...licet, it is permitted or possible — as est videre. § 112. Intransitive verbs have only an impersonal passive, indicating generally that an action takes... | |
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