Henry's First Latin Book

Thomas Kerchever Arnold

Rivingtons & Simpkin, Marshall & Company, 1871 - Latin language - 168 pages

Contents

• LESSON PAGE 1 On forming the accusative case: 7
• On forming the 3rd pers sing of three tenses in 1st conjug: 10
• in 2nd conjug: 11
• in 3rd conjug: 12
• in 4th conjug: 13
• in the four conjugations: 14
• Adjectives in us er: 15
• Terminations of the Genitive sing: 17
• Genitive of price: 19
• Omission of man thing: 20
• Gen with neut adjective c: 23
• Acc Plural: 24
• Dative and Ablative singular Time Place: 25
• Adjectives in: 26
• On the perfect of the 3rd Conjugation Verbs whose root ends in p or b: 27
• Terminations of the 3rd plural: 29
• Of the nom and gen plural: 30
• On finding the nom of third Declension: 31
• He with imperatives: 33
• On the perf of Verbs whose root ends in c g or qu: 34
• d or t Dat and Abl plur 35: 35
• O CONTENTS LESSON PAGE 36 Translation of the participle of the perf active The abla: 36
• Boot of the perf with lengthened and often changed vowel: 37
• Abl of price: 39
• On distinguishing root of perf from root of present: 40
• The personal pronouns Apposition: 41
• Nominative after est c Some tenses of esse: 43
• The compounds of esse: 44
• Tenses of the subjunctive: 46
• English infinitive expressing a purpose: 47
• That expressing a consequence after such so c Summus mons c: 48
• Some tenses of posse Interrogative Particles: 50
• Root of supine: 52
• tive absolute: 55
• The Gerunds Occidtre declined: 57
• The participle in dus EpistSla scribenda: 59
• Translation of is to be cultivated c Agent after the partic in dm: 61
• Verbs that govern the dative: 62
• Terminations of the persons: 64
• The pronoun is Conditional Sentences: 65
• Scribendum est mihi: 67
• Subj pres and imperf of esse: 68
• Credendum est Caio: 69
• Colenda est virtus: 71
• The Infinitive Mood: 73
• Passive Forms: 75
• Qui qua quod Mihi creditur c: 76
• Deponent Verbs: 78
• The Comparative and Superlative: 80
• Prepositions: 82
• Translation of may might: 83
• Translation of ought: 85
• Ablative denoting the measure of excess or defect Quoeo quantatanto: 87
• Quo: 88
• Pmnitet pudet c: 89
• Etet quumtum c: 91
• Ant vel sive seu c: 92
• At sed tamen c adversatives: 93
• Nam igitur c causals ib 62 Ut: 94
• Ne: 95
• Quin: 96
• Quominus: 97
• vereor ut: 98
• Interrogatives: 99
• in dependent sentences: 100
• Conjunctions that always take subj: 101
• 7178 On construing participles by accessory sentences 102108: 102
• with Tables Vocabularies c: 109
• Genders: 124
• Questions: 129
• Table of Differences of Idiom: 133
• English: 135
• Latin 1: 143

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Henry's First Latin Book; Volume 4520 of Harvard reading textbooks preservation microfilm project
• Author: Thomas Kerchever Arnold
• Edition: 21
• Publisher: Rivingtons & Simpkin, Marshall & Company, 1871
• Original from: Oxford University
• Digitized: Aug 14, 2006
• Length: 168 pages