A detailed analysis of a specific aspect of language syntax in the context of the Indo-European language family. The book focuses on the dative case, which indicates the indirect object of a sentence, and its use to indicate agency in various languages. The text draws on examples from Sanskrit, Latin, and other languages and is of interest to scholars of linguistics and ancient history.

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