¶The ablatyf case absolute
¶Whan so euer I haue in a reason a Nowne. or a pronowne substantyf. With a nowne. pronowne. or particyple adiectyf comynge togedre wythout ani verbe or other worde of whome they may be gouer∣ned. they shal be put in the ablatyf case. whiche is cal∣led the ablatyf case inconsequente If there come a no¦minatyf case with his verbe hangynge other byfore or after. as Cesar reynynge. Virgyll was borne. Ce∣sare regnante. Virgilius natus est. vel natus erat.
¶This case is called absolute or inconsequente by cause that he is lowsed from de power of all gouernaunce, and stondeth in a reason. as the maister techy•• ge. the scolers muste take hede. Docente preceptore discipulos oportet anim•••• ••••uertere.
I beynge dede. thou salt lacke helpe. Mortuo me in∣dige his aurilio
The ablatyf inconsequent may be expowned. or be ••lared by these aduerbes. Dum. quum. or quādo. and such tenses of the verbys. as the particyples be. whan I haue a particyple in the sayde ablatif case, as pre••••eptore disco vel discebant. i. Dum. quū or quando pre••eptor docet vel docebat.
More ouer whensoeuer I haue in a reason any su¦che signe. whyles Allonge as after that. if. although