Rule 39: The Accusative Subject of an Infinitive @latintutorial
Rule 39: The Accusative Subject of an Infinitive  @latintutorial
Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The accusative case can function as more than a direct object - it can be the subject of certain infinitives. This rule applies to the infinitive when it's being used as an object of certain verbs like iubeo and veto, as well as the infinitive in an indirect statement.
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Rule 39: The Accusative Subject of an Infinitive

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