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[Alberty <tem...@br...>]

Rees of Intensity as Qualities do. The above description of the Cases of
Nouns applies especially to the Oblique Cases; that is to say, to all
except the Nominative Case. The Nominative Case is itself susceptible of
being regarded as an Accident; but its more important office is that of
the SUBJECT of the Proposition, which takes it out of the minor category
of an accident, or at least subordinates this latter view of its
character. The Accidents of Being in the Universe at large are therefore
the analogues of the oblique cases of Nouns Substantive in the Domain of
Language; the Nominative Case representing, on the contrary, the central
figure in the particular member of discourse, and that which the
accidents or _falls_ (_casus_) are perceived to relate to or affect.
Substantives and Adjectives were both formerly included under the term