Likewise, some of the object forms of personal pronouns are remnants of Old English datives. The datives in "-o" may be either Gaulish or Latin. The "scholae" and "vitae" are first-declension feminine datives of purpose. Citing Chomsky (1975, 55) in the process, Larson provides an intuitive explanation of oblique datives. Some dialects, however, have distinct standalone datives in the second and fifth declensions.