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 § 183-184. FRE 183. Separation is expressed by some more prepositions, as HTU, GAN, GA,, moreover by verbal periphrase (202, 2º). About and see 166. and with ablative is ,except, save," in interroga- is . 132 184. and likewise P. 2, 3, 29. tive and negative sentences = „but;" construed with ablative and generally it is also „except, 22 save," sometimes by default of," rarely - ,without." Examples: of Mhbh. 1, 147, 20 dan and anal fen: Ra facturacireaciasta (and nobody among the citizens did know them, but -); Ch. Up. 6, 8,ng (and where could be its root except in food?). The proper meaning of being of course » elsewhere," the ablat., which attends on it, is that of comparison (105). of. 1. save, except. Bhojapr. 27 fogled s Çak. III a à falariga (what other relief is there for me, except beholding my sweetheart?); 2. = by default of. R. 2, 66, 27 zet vedudan)ood (they did not approve burning the king's body, no son of his being present); Yâjn. 2, 117 it is said that after the death of the mother her daughters must have the succession sa (by default of them, the descendants); 3. Ch. Up. 5, 1, 8 sillag muzwand (how did it forbear to live without me?). Rem. Sometimes is construed with the accusative, especially in epic poetry. Nala 4, 26 y si na a nữàng ge i dag. = 1 29 [19] Of „with” and its synonyms 4, táfa, its ayno- a full account has been given in the chapter on nyms. the instrumental (58). Mostly they precede the instru- mental, they are complying with, but they may also be put behind or be separated from it by one or more