Re: Cases and Prepositions (amongst others)

Roger Mills wrote:

> Interestingly too, a few verbs governed cases other than
> accusative-- memini 'remember' + genitive [...]
Parallel to English "I am reminded of it"; note also that "memini"
is always passive in form, and is highly defective to boot.

>        Most Indo Eur. langs. IIRC never used the nom. or voc. after preps.
> -- but that doesn't mean _you_ can't  ;-)
Except Esperanto, of course.

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