A Latin Exercise-book: Especially Adapted to Gildersleeve's Latin Grammar; with Parallel References to the Grammars of Allen and Greenough; Andrews and Stoddard; Bullions and Morris; and Harkness

Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve

University Publishing Company, 1897 - Latin language - 186 pages

Contents

• FIRST COURSE PART: 7
• Names of Animals 3 Names of Things: 8
• First and Second Declensions II Conjugation of: 11
• Active Voice of the First Conjugation: 12
• Third Declension: 14
• Second Conjugation: 16
• Stem in s Third Declension: 17
• Third Conjugation: 18
• Mute Stems Third Declension IX Parisyllabic Vowel Stems Third Declension: 22
• Adjectives of the Third Declension: 24
• XI: 25
• Comparison of Adjectives: 26
• Fourth Declension: 27
• Fifth Declension: 28
• Fourth Conjugation: 29
• PART II: 30
• Optative Subjunctive Wishes: 32
• Second Conjugation: 34
• Rules of Gender of the Stems in L N R and s with the Exceptions: 36
• Prepositions with the Accusative Partial View: 37
• Time when Time how long: 38
• Third Conjugation: 39
• Fourth Conjugation XXVI Pronouns: 44
• Adsum absum prosum possum XXVIII Imperative: 46
• Deponent Verbs: 48
• Formation of Adverbs: 54
• Irregular Verbs: 55
• Neuter Adjectives and Pronouns: 56
• Numerals: 57
• SECOND COURSE XXXV Whither? Where? Whence ?: 59
• Accusative and Infinitive: 60
• Dependent Interrogatives: 62
• Determinative and Reflexive: 63
• Sentences of Design: 64
• Sentences of Tendency and Result: 65
• Ablative Absolute: 66
• Double Accusative: 68
• Prepositions with the Accusative: 69
• Dative: 70
• Construction of Sundry Adjectives: 73
• Genitive with Adjectives and Verbs: 75
• Ablative Superlative: 77
• Ablative with Sundry Verbs: 78
• Prepositions with the Ablative: 79
• Prepositions with Accusative and Ablative: 80
• Infinitive and Gerund: 81
• Gerundive: 82
• jiVII Two Accusatives: 83
• Predicative Attribution and Apposition: 84
• Accusative and Infinitive: 86
• Relative Clauses: 87
• THIRD COURSE PART I: 88
• Dative: 89
• Genitive: 90
• Interest and Refert: 96
• Ablative: 97
• PART II: 108
• Infinitive: 111
• Gerund and Gerundive: 114
• Supine: 117
• Imperfect: 118
• Indirect Question: 119
• Reflexive Pronoun: 120
• Miscellaneous Exercises On the Cases: 121
• FOURTH COURSE SYNTAX OF THE VERB THE COMPOUND SENTENCE LXXV Interrogative Sentences: 127
• Non dubito quin: 129
• Verbs of Emotion: 130
• Sentences of Design: 131
• Verbs of Hindering: 133
• Temporal Sentences Antecedent Action: 135
• Temporal Sentences 1 Contemporaneous Action 2 Subsequent Action: 138
• Quam: 139
• Conditional Sentences: 140
• Conditional Sentences: 142
• Concessive Sentences: 143
• Relative Sentences: 144
• Object and Causal Sentences: 150
• Comparative Sentences: 152
• Comparative Sentences with Quam: 153
• Participial Sentences: 159
• To: 160
• Without 101: 161
• Tenses in Letters: 162
• 48: 182

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Bibliographic information

• Title: A Latin Exercise-book: Especially Adapted to Gildersleeve's Latin Grammar; with Parallel References to the Grammars of Allen and Greenough; Andrews and Stoddard; Bullions and Morris; and Harkness
• Author: Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve
• Publisher: University Publishing Company, 1897
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Mar 27, 2007
• Length: 186 pages