[845] Ponere caput 11. 830, Hor. 2 S. 8. 58. ‘Furare,’ as Heyne remarks, is used like the Greek κλέπτειν, though no more is meant than withdrawing, “subtrahere,” much as we in a different connexion might talk of stealing a nap. The construction with the dative is one of those facts which seem to point to a connexion between the dat. and the abl. See on E. 7. 47.
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