Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar, section 365

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Verbs which in the active voice take the Accusative and Dative retain the Dative when used in the passive: -

núntiabantur haec eadem Cúrióní (B. C. ii. 37), these things were announced to Curio. [Active: núntiábant (quíam) haec eadem Cúrióní.]
nec docendí Caesaris propinquís êius spatium datur, nec tribúnís plébis suí perículí déprecandí facultás tribuitur (id. i. 5), no time is given Caesar's relatives to inform him, and no opportunity is granted to the tribunes of the plebs to avert danger from themselves.
próvinciae prívátís décernuntur (id. i. 6), provinces are voted to private citizens.