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Dative

Dat: τῳ, τοις · λογῳ, λογοις - τῃ, ταις · τιμῃ, τιμαις - τῳ, τοις · φυλακι, φυλαξι

Indirect Object: τοδε το δωρον αὐταις ἐδωκεν - he gave this gift to the women

Agent afetr Gerundive: ταυτα ὑμιν πρακετεα ἐστιν - you must do these things

Degree/ Measure: πολλῳ μειζων ἐστι της ἑτερας - she is bigger than the other, by much

Time when: τῳ αὐτῳ θερει - in the same summer

Place where: εὐρει ποντῳ - on the broad sea

Instrumental: λιθοις ἐβαλλον ἡμας - they were pelting us with stones

Manner/ Cause: πολλῳ θορυβῳ ἐπεξηλθον - they went out towards [us] with such noise

Ethic: τί μοι λεγει; - what's he saying? tell me!
         προσεχετε μοι τον νουν - pay attention for me!

(Dis)advantage: Ἀθηναιοις νομους ἐθηκεν - he set up laws for the Athenians

Possesive: ἡμιν πολλαι νηες εἰσιν - we have many ships [there are many ships to us]
                 ἐμοι μεν σωτηρια, σοι δε θανατος - I have safety, you have death
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