Usages of humus
Sed liber humi iacet, et infans eum tangere conatur.
But a book is lying on the ground, and the baby tries to touch it.
Canis humi dormit ante ostium cenaculi.
The dog sleeps on the ground before the door of the upper room.
Sic filia didicit et ubi humi liber iaceret et quomodo paenulae, baltei, linum, purpuraque a fullone aut a textore curarentur.
Thus the daughter learned both where the book was lying on the ground and how cloaks, belts, linen, and purple cloth were cared for by a fuller or by a weaver.
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