Latin reader: nature study and easy stories for sight reading during the first year in Latin |
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able accusative Adjectives ae f Aeduis Aemilius agrōs alii annō apud Ariovistus Arminius Arpinum atque audītī autem Bibracte boys Caesar called castra causā Dative Declension diēbus diēs domum eās eius enim eōrum erant erat esset forms Galba Galliam Genitive Germānī GERUND haec hear Helvetii hodiē INFINITIVE īre Latin lātus longē lūmen Lūna manūs mēnsis minus neque neuter nihil nōn nōs nouns omnia omnis ōnis f oppidum ōris partem Paulus Perf Plup PLURAL plūs predicate preposition Pres prō provinciam puer quā quae quam quibus quid quin quō quod quoque rēbus rēs Rhēnum Rōmānī Sēquanīs sēsē sibi SINGULAR Sōl spatium Stem Subjunctive sunt suōs tantō terrae things thou Titus verb vidētur vowel words
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Page 117 - A syllable is long if it contains a long vowel or a diphthong: do-mom, cau-tus.
Page 115 - A Latin word has as many syllables as it has vowels or diphthongs (ae, au, oe, ei, eu, ui).
Page 143 - A predicate noun denotes the same person or thing as the subject.
Page 99 - The place of interview. 43. Planitiës erat magna et in eä tumulus terrënus satis grandis. Hic locus aequo ferë ю spatiö ab castrîs Ariovistï et Caesaris aberat.
Page 220 - Erimus, we will be Eritis, you will be Erunt, they will be Second.
Page 185 - Septimus octävus nönus decimus undecimus duodecimus tertius decimus quärtus decimus quintus decimus sextus decimus Septimus...
Page 37 - Id. ad XV. Kal. ad XIV. Kal. ad XII. Kal, ad XI. Kal. ad X. Kal. ad IX. Kal. ad VIII.
Page 115 - A vowel is shortened before final m and t, and before final 1 and r, except in a few monosyllables, as pär, söl.
Page 333 - ... circle, round, orbit; orbis terrarum the circle of the lands ie the world ördo, -inis m.
Page 97 - Româno non praescrïberet, quem ad modum suo iure uterëtur, non oportëre së a Caesare in suo iure impedirï.