Chapter 13 Grammar

Question 1

List all the declensions of “myself.”

Answer 1

• Nominative: n/a
• Genitive: meī (of myself)
• Dative: mihi (to/for myself)
• Accusative: mē (myself)
• Ablative: mē (by/with/from myself)

Question 2

State the declentions of “yourself.”

Answer 2

• Nominative: n/a
• Genitive: tuī (of yourself)
• Dative: tibi (to/for yourself)
• Accusative: tē (yourself)
• Ablative: tē (by/with/from yourself)

Question 3

The declentions of “yourselves” are…

Answer 3

• Nominative: n/a
• Genitive: vestrī (of yourselves)
• Dative: vōbīs (to yourselves)
• Accsuative: vōs (yourselves)
• Ablative: vōbīs (by/with/from yourselves)

Question 4

What are the declentions of “ourselves”?

Answer 4

• Nominative: n/a
• Genitive: nostrī (of ourselves)
• Dative: nōbīs (to ourselves)
• Accsuative: nōs (ourselves)
• Ablative: nōbīs (by/with/from ourselves)

Question 5

List the declensions of “himself/herself/itself/themselves.”

Answer 5

• Nominative: n/a
• Genitive: suī (of himself, herself, itself, themselves)
• Dative: sibi (to/for himself, etc.)
• Accsuative: sē (himself, etc.)
• Ablative: sē (by/with/from himself, etc.)

Question 6

The first- and second-person reflexive possessive adjectives are…

Answer 6

the same as regular possessives.

Question 7

The third person reflexive possessives are…

his (own), her (own), its (own), their (own)

Answer 7

suus, sua, suum

Declined like tuus, -a. -um; agrees with subject in number, gender, and case.

Question 8

List the forms of the intensive pronoun, and explain how they’re declined.

e.g., myself, himself, the very, the actual

Answer 8

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

Casesar himself praised me; Caesar saw the letter itself, etc.

declined like “magnus, -a, -um,” except genitive = ipsīus, dative - ipsī