Nominative (Subject)
Genitive (Possessive)
Dative (Object of word: "to" or "for")
Accusative (Object)
Ablative (Adverbial: "by", "with")
Vocative (Direct Address)
Is there a sentence which embodies all these forms?
I've been trying to create one since 9th grade. I think I had one at some point, but it didn't include ablative and dative. I would try to make one myself, but I don't trust in my own ability to understand it - since I never have, and still hardly do.
"Furiano, equus pueri puellae donum cum manu."
Furianus, the boy's horse gave the girl a gift with his hand.
(Lit.: Furianus + horse + of the boy + to the girl + gift + with + (with) hand.)
I just finished three years of Latin, so I'm pretty confident. However, you're all welcome to congratulate me, correct me, tear me down, NO U, etc.