A Complete Latin GrammarReprint of the original, first published in 1860. |
Contents
The Latin Alphabet and the classification of the Letters | 2 |
Syllables | 7 |
Declension of Substantives | 12 |
Second or o Declension | 17 |
Third Declension | 19 |
Declension of Adjectives | 41 |
Degrees of Comparison | 46 |
Anomalous Nouns | 51 |
51 | 320 |
178 | 324 |
59 | 334 |
ཁྱམསྡུ88 70 | 337 |
Definitions | 342 |
Distinctive uses of the Indicative and Subjunctive | 350 |
Construction of the Infinitive Participles and other Verbals | 357 |
188 | 363 |
Numerals | 59 |
CHAPTER II | 70 |
2 | 71 |
7 | 97 |
I | 140 |
10 | 145 |
13 | 149 |
Adverbs | 154 |
17 | 169 |
19 | 173 |
22 | 177 |
Prepositions | 178 |
41 | 181 |
Conjunctions | 203 |
8 Derived Adjectives | 214 |
Forquation of Compounds | 223 |
SECT | 229 |
Cases and Prepositions | 235 |
SEOT | 242 |
Order of Words in a Latin Sentence and their English Construction | 247 |
FIRST PRINCIPLES AND GENERAL RULES | 256 |
143 | 266 |
The Genitive | 267 |
of Partition | 282 |
154 | 283 |
I | 305 |
Cases in definitions of Space and Time | 311 |
46 | 316 |
The Cases when construed with Prepositions | 317 |
3 Gerunds and Gerundives | 364 |
A Coordinate Sentences | 370 |
Indicative Pronouns | 375 |
e Distinctive Sentences | 377 |
Distinctive Pronouns | 379 |
f Comparative Sentences | 390 |
b Definitive Sentences | 397 |
205 | 400 |
Relative Interrogative Indefinite and other connected Pronouns 5 Indefinite Relative Pronouns 72 | 404 |
74 | 405 |
207 | 414 |
214 | 428 |
225 | 434 |
Quantity of Middle Syllables | 438 |
Equal Rhythms A Dactylic Verse a Hexameter or Heroic Verse | 448 |
257 | 454 |
271 | 460 |
APPENDIX I | 463 |
APPENDIX III | 472 |
b Differences of Form or Gender | 479 |
75 | 481 |
APPENDIX V | 499 |
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Common terms and phrases
ablative according accusative action active adjective adverbs atque belongs Cæs called cause Cicero common comparative compounds conditional construction dative declension denote dependent derived distinction esse etiam examples expressed fuit genitive gerund give given Greek immediately imply indicative infinitive Latin letter means merely mihi names nature neuter nihil nominative nouns object omitted participle particle passive perfect person phrases plural poets precedes predicate preposition present pronoun quae quam quid quis quod quum reference regard relative rendered Romani rule sense sentence short side signifies sing Singular sometimes speak stands subjunctive substantive sunt syllable tense thing tibi tion tive usage verb Verr vowel wish write written