⭐ The longest piece of Latin in the shard, and it is pure GRAMMAR: 'sequente ܠ vel ܕ futuro significando inservit' — with a following ܠ or ܕ it serves to express the future. Nestle's other Latin has labelled a part of speech or a case; this sentence teaches a construction, and it is the one thing in the entry a reader could not get from the German.