One of his letters closes with a quick appeal for books: "Mittite nobis librum Horatii et epistolas Tullii.
A relative placed between two substantives of different genders and numbers, sometimes agrees with the latter, as Pueri tuentur illum librum quæ Latina Grammatices et Comica dicitur.
Bernhardy, editor of Suidas, says "Intelligo Librum de Signis" and translates the title "De Ominibus inter congrediendum.
At the end of the Life he has written:-- "Presul Wolfgange cunctis semper vererande Hæc tua qui scripsi jam memor esto milii Presbiter et Monachus Otloh quidam vocitatus Sancte tibilibrum Bonifacii tradidit istum.
At the beginning of the volume is the following memorandum: "Istum librum legavit domna Anna filia domni Stephani baronis de Gundelfingen, canonica in Buechow Aule bte.
The last sentence runs as follows in the original: Nullus librum capiat nisi scribatur in rotulo ejus; nee alicui liber aliquis mutuo tradatur absque competenti et sufficienti memoriali, et hoc ponatur in rotulo ipsius.
The best known work of John La[thorn]bury is his Commentary on Lamentations, or Liber moralium in Threnos Hieremiae, or Lectura super librum Threnorum.
Royal Library, there is a copy of John of Salisbury's Ententicus which contains the following note, "Hunc librum fecit dominus Symon abbas S.
In a long list of gifts by Robert de Hecham, I find "librum Ysidore ethimologiarum possuit in armarium claustri et alia plura fecit.
We may recall his statement that he would like to see all his books destroyed except two: “Nullum enim agnosco meum iustum librum nisi forte De servo arbitrio et Catechismum.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "librum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
