Dōnec
and
quoad
,
until
, with the Perfect Indicative denote an
actual fact
in past time:—
-
dōnec rediit
silentium fuit
(Liv. 23.31.9)
,
there was silence until he returned.
-
ūsque eō timuī
dōnec
ad rêiciendōs iūdicēs
vēnimus
(Verr. 2.1.17)
,
I was anxious until the moment when we came to challenge the jurors.
-
Rōmae fuērunt
quoad
L. Metellus in prōvinciam
profectus est
(
id
. 2.62),
they remained at Rome until Lucius Metellus set out for the province.
Dum
,
until
, with the Perfect Indicative is rare: as,
—mānsit in condiciōne ūsque ad eum fīnem
dum
iūdicēs rêiectī sunt
(Verr. 1.16)
,
he remained true to the agreement until the jurors were challenged.
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