1400. Two or more ablatives denoting different relations are often
combined in the same sentence: as,
#Menippus, meō iūdiciō (1385) tōtā Asiā (1346) illīs temporibus (1350)
disertissimus#, _Br._ 315, _Menippus, in my opinion the most gifted
speaker of that day in all Asia_. #hāc habitā ōrātiōne (1362) mīlitibus
studiō (1316) pugnae ardentibus (1370) tubā (1377) sīgnum dedit#, Caes.
_C._ 3, 90, 4, _seeing that his soldiers were hot for battle after this
speech, he gave the signal by trumpet_.