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170 § 376. —When a Quasi-Impersonal Verb such as it is said, it is thought, would have an Inf. with Ace. after it, the construction is generally made personal, the Accusative and everything agreeing with it being put in the Nominative. So also with iŭbētŭr it is ordered, vĕtātŭr it is forbidden.

But Participles and Gerunds are rarely made personal.

§ 378.

The Present Infinitive corresponds to the Present Indicative.

The Future Infinitive corresponds to the Future Indicative.

The Perfect Infinitive corresponds to the Imperfect, Perfect, or Aorist, and Pluperfect Indicative.

Present.