Final Notes on Adjectives in Latin
1. Adjectives are frequently used as nouns:
boni (good people) bonum (good, i.e.: the good that we do) bona (goods)
2. Some adjectives are accompanied by a complement whose case is appropriate to the meaning of each adjective:
| loco multis commodis prædito | præditus + abl. ([in] an area endowed with numerous advantages) |
3. Sometimes, this complement is governed by a preposition:
| res ad uitam necessarias | (things indispensable to life) |