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Ablative used to describe the source from which something is derived
Ablative of manner
Ablative of comparison
Ablative of degree of difference
Ablative of separation
Ablative with deponents
Ablative of agent
Ablative of material
Ablative of accompaniment
Nuntii sunt tardiores testudinibus
Ablative of manner
Ablative of comparison
Ablative of degree of difference
Ablative of separation
Ablative with deponents
Ablative of agent
Ablative of material
Ablative of accompaniment
Used with comparatives and words implying comparisons
Ablative of manner
Ablative of comparison
Ablative of degree of difference
Ablative of separation
Ablative with deponents
Ablative of agent
Ablative of material
Ablative of accompaniment
Orator virtute pro Caesare carebat
Ablative of manner
Ablative of comparison
Ablative of degree of difference
Ablative of separation
Ablative with deponents
Ablative of agent
Ablative of material
Ablative of accompaniment
Cum followed by a person or people in the ablative case
Ablative of manner
Ablative of comparison
Ablative of degree of difference
Ablative of separation
Ablative with deponents
Ablative of agent
Ablative of material
Ablative of accompaniment
Amici ducis puniti cum ira clamant
Ablative of manner
Ablative of comparison
Ablative of degree of difference
Ablative of separation
Ablative with deponents
Ablative of agent
Ablative of material
Ablative of accompaniment
Oratio a Catone contra Carthaginem facta errant
Ablative of manner
Ablative of comparison
Ablative of degree of difference
Ablative of separation
Ablative with deponents
Ablative of agent
Ablative of material
Ablative of accompaniment
The object of utor, furor, fungor, potior, and vescor
Ablative of manner
Ablative of comparison
Ablative of degree of difference
Ablative of separation
Ablative with deponents
Ablative of agent
Ablative of material
Ablative of accompaniment
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