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The Ablative Case,

The Ablative is the Case which defines circum stances , it is rendered by many prépositions, front, loith, by, in.

Ablative of Séparation.

The Ablative of Séparation is used with Verbsmeaning to remove, release, deprive, want; with Adjectives sucli as liber, free; also the Adverb procul, farfrom :

Populus Atheniensis Phocionem patriâ pepulit. Nep The Athenian people drove P horion from his country.

The Ablative of Ongin is used with Verbs, chiefly Participles, implying descent or origin :

Tantalo prognatus, Pelope natus.

Descended from Tantalus, son of Pelops

i. The death of Hannibal freed the Romans from fear.