668. Other case forms of ille are found in inscriptions, as follows:

D. F. ILLAE. Plural: N. M. ILLEI. G. OLORVM (81). D. and Ab. OLLEIS,

ILLEIS.

669. #istic# and #illic#, compounded of #iste#, #ille#, and #-ce# or

#-c#, are declined alike, as follows:

+--------+------------------------+---------------------------+

| | Singular. | Plural. |

+--------+------------------------+---------------------------+

| | MASC. FEM. NEUT. | MASC. FEM. NEUT. |

| _Nom._ | illic illaec illuc | illīc illaec illaec |

| _Acc._ | illunc illanc illuc | illōsce illāsce illaec |

| _Abl._ | illōc illāc illōc | illīsce illīsce illīsce |

+--------+------------------------+---------------------------+

670. Rare forms are: N. and Ac. Ne. #istoc#, #illoc#, G. #illīusce#, D.

#illīc#, Ab. F. #istāce#, #illāce#. Plural: N. M. #illīsce# (461),

#illīc#, Ac. #illōsce#, #illāsce#. Before #-ne# interrogative, #-ce#

becomes #-ci-#: N. #illicine#, #istucine#, Ac. #illancine#, Ab.

#istōcine#, #istācinē#. Pl. Ac. #istōscine#.

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