E (EX)
MEANING: from, out of
- governed by the ABLATIVE CASE only.
- it has two forms:
a.E -
before a consonant
b. EX – can be used before a vowel or
consonant
Examples
Ex Anglia = from England/ out of England
Ex Gallia = from Gaul/ out of Gaul
E Gallia = from Gaul/ out of Gaul
E Anglia = INCORRECT
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