SENTENCES OF PURPOSE.

1817. (1.) Relative sentences of purpose are equivalent to subjunctive

sentences introduced by #ut#, _in order that_, _to_ (1947): as,

#ea quī cōnficeret, C. Trebōnium relinquit#, 7, 11, 3, _he left

Trebonius to manage this_. #quālis esset nātūra montis, quī

cōgnōscerent, mīsit#, 1, 21, 1, _he sent some scouts to ascertain what

the character of the mountain was_. #haec habuī dē amīcitiā quae

dīcerem#, _L._ 104, _this was what I had to say of friendship_.

Sentences of purpose are an extension of the subjunctive of desire

(1540).

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