Henry's first Latin book. [With] Key

Thomas Kerchever Arnold

1879

Contents

• TABLE OF CONTENTS LESSON 1 Cases in Latin and English: 1
• On forming the Accusative Case: 4
• On the Gender of Substantives: 5
• The Genitive and Dative Singular: 10
• The Ablative Singular: 11
• The Plural Number: 12
• On forming Three Tenses in First Conjugation: 14
• Accusative with Transitive Verb: 17
• On forming Three Tenses in Second Conjugation: 20
• On forming Three Tenses in Third Conjugation: 21
• On forming Three Tenses in Fourth Conjugation: 22
• Supplementary to the foregoing Exercises: 24
• The Passive Voice Averbs and Everbs: 27
• The Passive Voice continued Consonant and Uverbs Iverbs: 30
• On forming the Perfect Pluperfect and FuturePerfect Indicative Active Adjectives in x ns rs: 32
• The Comparative and Superlative of Adjectives Acer Unus: 36
• The Infinitive 18 The Infinitive continued Sum Possum Volo The Prolative Infinitive: 42
• The Relative Pronoun Copulative Verbs: 66
• PAGE: 68
• 1: 70
• The Subjunctive: 76
• The Imperative Ne in Prohibitions: 83
• cusative: 91
• The Dative: 101
• 5: 104
• The Ablative continued Time Price: 107
• quanto: 118
• Quin Quominus: 125
• Some Conjunctions always found with the Subjunctive: 131
• Transitive and Intransitive Verbs: 137
• Various uses of Qui: 139
• Conjunctions: 148
• 11: 166
• 24: 167
• 30: 168
• Questions on Syntax: 172
• 22: 173
• Demonstrative Pronouns: 174
• EnglishLatin: 193
• LatinEnglish: 213
• General Index: 232
• KING EDWARD VI GRAMMAR SCHOOL: 239

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Henry's first Latin book. [With] Key
• Author: Thomas Kerchever Arnold
• Editor: Charles Granville Gepp
• Published: 1879
• Original from: Oxford University
• Digitized: Aug 14, 2006