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[No. 1, 
78. As already explained, the instrumental and ablative of these 
pronouns in some places are used with the oblique instead of with the 
genitive forms ; thus — iff-#, 7ft-# and gn-#, instead of ifft-#, 
^TTTT-#, and g*?K-#. 
79. The periphrastic plural is formed, it will be seen, by adding 
I?»T to the simple nominative plural. Sometimes, however, it is added to 
the simple genitive plural, thus 
&c. 
Reflexive Pronoun 
80. The 
Reflexive Pronoun 
^q*T 4 self ’ is declined regularly in 
the singular like a substantive, except that the genitive takes no termi- 
nation ; thus- 
Nom. 
•SPT7T, 
‘self.’ 
Acc. 
'snuvr-«*T,-*n 
‘ self.’ 
Instr. 
4 by self.’ 
Dat. 
‘ to’ or * for self.’ 
Abl. 
‘ from self.’ 
Gen. 
WVW 
4 own.’ 
Loc. 
‘ in self.’ 
The plural is formed by repeating the word thus Nom. 
‘ selves,’ Acc. ^iqir-^T, and so on. 
This pronoun is frequently compounded with personal pronouns ; 
thus, — 
A«S» 
Acc. 
4 myself.’ 
Acc. 
VjqiT-9ST 
4 thyself.’ 
Acc. 
‘ himself.’ 
Acc. 
1 ourselves., 
Acc. 
gU-H5I 
4 yourselves.’ 
Acc. 
4 themselves.’ 
The Mutual Reflexive Pronoun. 
81. The 
mutual reflexive pronoun or ^ns€t occurs only in the 
Genitive and Locative of both numbers ; thus, — 
Singular. 
Gen. 
4 of each other.’ 
Loc. 
4 in each other.’ 
Plural. 
Gen. WTqut # ‘ of each other.’ 
Loc. ^iTgu ^Tgw-flT, ‘ in each other.’ 
The vulgar sometimes make a plural with ; thus, — ^rrgq-U*r ^ 
&c. 
