Perfect Passive Participle

-Uses the 4th principal part

-Often is translated in English as “with ____ having been ____ed” (similar to how an ablative absolute is translated), or “having been _____ed”

-In Latin, use the 4nd principal part, take off the “-us” ending, and use the correct ending from the chart below

Ex) “Vulneratus, senex corruerit”

“Having been injured, the old man fell to the ground.”

Ex) “Bello clausum, Odysseus ad Ithacam navigavit”

“With the war having been ended, Odysseus sailed to Ithaca.”

Ex) “His verbis dictis, vir discessit” (thelatinlibrary.com)

“With these words having been said, the man left.”