Pliny Infinitives

tradere (§1)

Present active infinitive; tradō, tradere, tradidi, traditum (3rd conj.); complementary infinitive with possis — "to hand down."

esse (§1)

Present infinitive of sum, esse, fui (irregular); combines with the participle propositam to form the perfect passive infinitive of an indirect statement — "to have been [set forth]."

facere (§3)

Present active infinitive; faciō, facere, fēcī, factum (3rd -iō conj.); object infinitive with datum est — "to do."

scribere (§3)

Present active infinitive; scrībō, scribere, scripsi, scriptum (3rd conj.); object infinitive parallel to facere — "to write."

apparere (§4)

Present active infinitive; appareō, apparere, apparui, apparitum (2nd conj.); indirect statement after indicat — "to be appearing."

conspici (§5)

Present passive infinitive; conspiciō, conspicere, conspexi, conspectum (3rd -iō conj.); complementary infinitive with poterat — "to be seen."

fuisse (§5)

Perfect active infinitive of sum, esse, fui (irregular); indirect statement after cognitum est — "to have been."

aptari (§7)

Present passive infinitive; aptō, aptare, aptavi, aptatum (1st conj.); complementary infinitive with iubet — "to be fitted out."

venire (§7)

Present active infinitive; veniō, venire, veni, ventum (4th conj.); complementary infinitive with facit copiam — "to come."

studere (§7)

Present active infinitive; studeō, studere, studui (2nd conj., no supine); indirect statement after respondi — "that [I] was studying."

malle (§7)

Present active infinitive of the irregular verb malo, malle, malui; main verb of the indirect statement — "to prefer."

deferri (§12)

Present passive infinitive; defero, deferre, detuli, delatum (irregular, compound of fero); complementary infinitive with iubet — "to be carried/taken."

ardere (§13)

Present active infinitive; ardeō, ardere, arsi, arsum (2nd conj.); indirect statement after dictitabat — "to be burning."

egredi (§17)

Present deponent infinitive; egredior, egredi, egressus sum (3rd -iō deponent); subject infinitive with placuit — "to go out."

adspicere (§17)

Present active infinitive; adspiciō, adspicere, adspexi, adspectum (3rd -iō conj.); subject infinitive with placuit — "to look, observe."

scire (§21)

Present active infinitive; sciō, scire, scivi, scitum (4th conj.); complementary infinitive with voluisti — "to know."

scribere (§22)

Present active infinitive; scrībō, scribere, scripsi, scriptum (3rd conj.); subject infinitive with est (aliud est…scribere) — "to write."