Quae facultas

Latin Construction

quae facultas. fem.

1. ‘Which opportunity.’

Constructions

Verb constructions

• quam facultatem eripere — Cic. [αʹ], [γʹ]

Loci

• αʹ v. Cicero, Ad Familiares 15.12:

quam mihi facultatem quoniam hic necopinatus et improvisus provinciae casus eripuit

since this unexpected and unforeseen windfall of a province has taken that opportunity away from me

• βʹ Cicero, Ad Familiares 3.3:

Cum venerit, quae primum navigandi nobis facultas data erit, utemur.

When he comes, we'll take advantage of the first opportunity there is to set sail.

• γʹ v. Cicero, Ad Familiares 3.5:

Quam facultatem si quis casus eripuerit, mea tamen in te omnia officia constabunt non secus ac si te vidissem

Even if anything happens to take that opportunity away from me, you will have all my services just the same, no differently than if I had seen you.