Eheu! mihi circulum ademit!
Oh dear, he has taken away my hoop!
What a thing it is to be a junior boy!
Verbs of various kinds belong to the above rule. In the first place
verbs signifying advantage or disadvantage govern a dative case, as
Judæi ad commodandum nobis vivunt:
The Jews live to accommodate us.
Or accommodate us to live-- which?
Of these juvo, lædo, delecto, and some others, require an accusative
case, as
Maritum quies plurimum juvat:
Rest very much delighteth a married man-- when he can get it.
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