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in the PONS Dictionary

licet <licēre, licuit [o. licitum est] >

1.

per me licet abs.
id Roscio facere non licet (m. Infin u. A. C. I.)
quod per leges licet m. dem Neutr. eines Pron o. allg. Adj als Subj., z. B. quid, id, quod, nihil
Themistocli licuit esse otioso alci m. Infin u. Dat
sequatur licebit (selten m. Konjkt)
amet licet

2.

licet als konzessiver Ausdruck m. Konjkt Präs o. perf
verstärkt: quamvis licet m. Konj.:
quamvis licet poet ohne verbum finitum b. Adj o. Part.:
Indikativ Präsens
licēō
licēs
licēt
licēmus
licētis
licēnt
Konjunktiv Präsens
licēam
licēās
licēat
licēāmus
licēātis
licēant
Indikativ Imperfekt
licēbam
licēbās
licēbat
licēbāmus
licēbātis
licēbant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
licērem
licērēs
licēret
licērēmus
licērētis
licērent

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

quamvis licet poet ohne verbum finitum b. Adj o. Part.:
per me licet abs.
id Roscio facere non licet (m. Infin u. A. C. I.)