THE ABLATIVE CASE AFTER THE ADJECTIVE.

Adjectives which relate to plenty or want, sometimes require an

ablative, sometimes a genitive case, as

Amor et melle et felle est f[oe]cundissimus:

Love is very full both of honey and gall.

The _honey_ of love is-- we do not know exactly what. Honey, however, is

Latin for love, as the Irishman said.

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