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Participles are often used as Predicate Adjectives. As such they may be joined to the subject by
Gallia est
locus quī nunc
vidētis ut senectūs sit operōsa et semper
The perfect participle used with
At times these forms indicate a state of affairs no longer existing:—
cōtem quoque eōdem locō
But more frequently they are not to be distinguished from the forms with
The construction is found occasionally at all periods, but is most common in Livy and later writers.