Which use of the genitive? She broke many of the delicate cups.

Which use of the genitive? Unfortunately, a man of very little sense is the boss.

Which use of the genitive? The mother of the boys put them in a basket in the river.

Which use of the genitive? The citizens were admiring the goddess' beautiful temple.

Which use of the genitive? puellae summae pulchritudinis per viās ambulābant.

^{summus, -a, -um highest}

^{pulchritdo, pulchritudinis f. beauty}

Which use of the genitive? ira deae cotidie augēbat.

^{ira, irae f. anger; cotidie every day; augeo, augēre to increase}

Which use of the genitive? multī militum in Britanniā pugnāvērunt.

^{miles, militis m. soldier}

Which use of the genitive? paucī virōrum verba audīre poterant.

^{paucī, paucae, pauca few; verbum, verbī n. word}

Which use of the genitive? Juno, uxor Iovis, multās aliās feminās non amāvit.

^{uxor, uxoris f. wife; alius, -a, -um other}

Which use of the genitive? Latona erat mater Apollonis Dianaeque.

Which use of the genitive? Daphne auxilium a patre, virō magnae sapientiae, rogāvit.

^{auxilium, auxiliī n. help; sapientia, sapientiae f. wisdom}

Which use of the genitive? nuntius victoriam Romanōrum rettulit.

^{nuntius, nuntiī m. messenger; referō, referre, rettulī, relatus to report }

Which use of the genitive? Apollo, whom Cupid's arrow had struck, loved Daphne.

Which use of the genitive? Phaeton burned part of the earth with his reckless behavior.

Which use of the genitive? Niobe's arrogant words angered Latona.

Which use of the genitive? Phaeton did not have enough strength to handle the reins of the sun chariot.

Which use of the genitive? Apollo loved Daphne, who was a nymph of great beauty.

Which use of the genitive? Daphne, nympha magnae virtutis, ab Apolline fugit.

^{nympha, nympae f. nymph; virtus, virtutis f. courage}

Which use of the genitive? Latona, quae erat mater geminōrum, ad Delos pervenit.

^{geminus, geminī m. twin}

Which use of the genitive? in picturā erat puellae magnae pulchritudinis.

^{pictura, picturae f. painting; pulchritudo, pulchritudinis f. beauty}

Which use of the genitive? nympha bonī ingeniī sub arbore sedet.

^{nympha, nymphae f. nymph; ingenium, ingeniī n. character}

Which use of the genitive? Apollo, sagittās emittēns, septem liberōrum transfixit.

^{sagitta, sagittae f. arrow; emittō, emittere, ēmīsī, emissus to send out; transfigō, transfigere to pierce}

Which use of the genitive? Amor puellae crescebat cotidie.

^{amor, amoris m. love; cotidie every day}

Which use of the genitive? multī librorum in bibliotheca erant.

^{liber, libri m. book}

Which use of the genitive? Vir magnae fortitudinis bellum vicit.

^{fortitudo, fortitudinis f. courage}

Which use of the genitive? She broke many of the fragile vases.

Which use of the genitive? She was a woman of great courage.

Which use of the genitive? The teacher's patience was admirable.

Which use of the genitive? The king's crown was made of gold.

Which use of the genitive? He drank a cup of water before the race.

Which use of the genitive? The hero of great courage saved the village.