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401.
Verbs meaning to remove, set free, be
absent, deprive, and want, take the Ablative (sometimes with ab or ex): -
- oculís sé privávit
(Fin. v.87), he deprived himself of eyes.
- omni Galliá
Rómánís interdícit (B. C. i. 46),
he (Ariovistus) bars the Romans from the whole of 61aul.
- ei aqua et Igni interdicitur (Vell. ii. 45), he is debarred the use of fire and water. [The regular
formula of banishment.]
- voluptátibus carore (Cat. M. 7), to lack enjoyments.
- nón egeó mediciná
(Lael. 10), I want no physic.
- levámur superstitióne,
líberámur mortis metú (Fin. i. 68), we
are relieved from superstition, we are freed from fear of death.
- solútí á
cupiditátibus (Leg. Agr. i. 27), freed from
desires.
- multós ex hís
incommodís pecúniá sé
líberásse (Verr. v.23), that many have freed
themselves by money from these inconveniences.
For the Genitive
with verbs of separation and want, see §356. N.