Reprint of the 1903 ed, Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges (College classical series)

J. H. Allen, J. B. Greenough, Joseph Henry Allen

Joseph Henry Allen, J.H. Allen, J.B. Greenough

edited by J. B. Greenough ... [et. al.]

Aristide D. Caratzas, Publisher

Caratzas Bros.

Melissa Media

College classical series, New Rochelle, N.Y, New York State, 1979

[Nachdr. der Ausg.] 1888., New Rochelle, N.Y., 1991

College classical series, New Rochelle, N.Y, 1988

College classical series, New Rochelle, N.Y, 1983

United States, United States of America

(College Classical Series), 2006

New Rochelle, etc, 1983

June 1975

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Reprint of the 1903 ed.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Reprint of the 1903 ed. published by Ginn, Boston.

topic: Latin language

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p1) PART I WORDS AND FORMS
1.1. (p2) Letters and Sounds
1.1.1. (p3) Alphabet
1.1.2. (p4) Classification of Sounds
1.1.3. (p5) Orthography
1.1.4. (p6) Syllables
1.1.5. (p7) Pronunciation
1.2. (p8) Words and their Forms
1.2.1. (p9) Parts of Speech
1.2.2. (p10) Inflection
1.2.3. (p11) Root, Stem, and Base
1.2.4. (p12) Gender
1.2.5. (p13) Number, and Case
1.3. (p14) Declension of Nouns
1.3.1. (p15) General Rules of Declension
1.3.2. (p16) First Declension
1.3.3. (p17) Second Declension
1.3.4. (p18) Third Declension
1.3.5. (p19) Fourth Declension
1.3.6. (p20) Fifth Declension
1.3.7. (p21) Defective and Variable Nouns
1.3.8. (p22) Names of Persons
1.4. (p23) Inflection of Adjectives
1.4.1. (p24) First and Second Declensions
1.4.2. (p25) Third Declension
1.4.3. (p26) Comparison
1.4.4. (p27) Numerals
1.5. (p28) Inflection of Pronouns
1.5.1. (p29) Personal
1.5.2. (p30) Reflexive
1.5.3. (p31) Possessive
1.5.4. (p32) Demonstrative
1.5.5. (p33) Relative
1.5.6. (p34) Interrogative
1.5.7. (p35) Indefinite
1.5.8. (p36) Correlatives (Pronouns and Adverbs)
1.6. (p37) Conjugation of Verbs
1.6.1. (p38) Inflection
1.6.2. (p39) Signification
1.6.3. (p40) Personal Endings
1.6.4. (p41) Forms: Stem
1.6.5. (p42) Verb-Endings
1.6.6. (p43) The Verb Sum
1.6.7. (p44) Regular Verbs
1.6.8. (p45) Deponent Verbs
1.6.9. (p46) Periphrastic Conjugations
1.6.10. (p47) Irregular Verbs
1.6.11. (p48) Defective Verbs
1.6.12. (p49) Impersonal Verbs
1.6.13. (p50) Classified Lists of Verbs
1.7. (p51) Particles
1.7.1. (p52) Adverbs
1.7.2. (p53) Prepositions
1.7.3. (p54) Conjunctions
1.7.4. (p55) Interjections
1.8. (p56) Formation of Words
2. (p65) PART II SYNTAX
2.1. (p66) Introductory Note
2.1.1. (p67) Definitions: Subject and Predicate
2.1.2. (p68) Modification
2.1.3. (p69) Definitions
2.1.4. (p70) Agreement: the Four Concords
2.2. (p71) Nouns
2.3. (p72) Apposition
2.4. (p73) Predicate Agreement
2.5. (p74) Adjectives
2.5.1. (p75) Rules of Agreement
2.5.2. (p76) Special Uses
2.6. (p77) Pronouns
2.6.1. (p78) Personal
2.6.2. (p79) Demonstrative
2.6.3. (p80) Reflexive
2.6.4. (p81) Possessive
2.6.5. (p82) Relative
2.6.6. (p83) Indefinite
2.6.7. (p84) Alius and alter
2.7. (p85) Verbs
2.7.1. (p86) Verb and Subject
2.7.2. (p87) Incomplete Sentences
2.8. (p88) Particles: Adverbs
2.9. (p89) Conjunctions
2.10. (p90) Negatives
2.11. (p91) Questions
2.12. (p92) Construction of Cases
2.13. (p94) Nominative Case
2.14. (p95) Vocative Case
2.15. (p96) Genitive Case
2.16. (p101) Dative Case
2.17. (p111) Accusative Case
2.18. (p116) Ablative Case
2.19. (p120) Time and Place
2.20. (p121) Special Uses of Prepositions
2.21. (p122) Syntax of the Verb
2.22. (p123) Moods
2.23. (p129) Tenses
2.24. (p134) Participles
2.25. (p139) Gerund and Gerundive
2.26. (p140) Supine
2.27. (p141) Conditional Sentences
2.28. (p155) Concessive Clauses
2.29. (p156) Clauses of Proviso
2.30. (p157) Clauses of Purpose (Final Clauses)
2.31. (p158) Clauses of Characteristic
2.32. (p159) Clauses of Result (Consecutive Clauses)
2.33. (p160) Causal Clauses
2.34. (p161) Temporal Clauses
2.35. (p168) Clauses with quin and quominus
2.36. (p169) Substantive Clauses
2.37. (p175) Indirect Discourse
2.38. (p184) Intermediate Clauses
2.39. (p187) Important Rules of Syntax
2.40. (p188) Order of Words
3. (p192) PROSODY
3.1. (p193) Quantity
3.2. (p194) Rhythm
3.2.1. (p195) Introductory Note
3.2.2. (p196) Measures of Rhythm
3.2.3. (p197) Feet
3.2.4. (p198) The Musical Accent Caesura; Diaeresis
3.3. (p199) Versification
3.3.1. (p200) The Verse
3.3.2. (p201) Scansion and Elision
3.3.3. (p202) Dactylic Verse
3.3.4. (p203) Iambic Verse
3.3.5. (p204) Trochaic Verse
3.3.6. (p205) Mixed Measures
3.3.7. (p206) Logacedic Verse
3.3.8. (p207) Metres of Horace
3.4. (p208) Early Prosody
3.5. (p209) Miscellaneous
4. (p212) Glossary of Terms
5. (p213) Index of Verbs
6. (p214) Index of Words and Subjects
7. (p215) Latin Authors and their Works
8. (p216) Parallel References

theme: Latin language

Edited By J. B. Greenough ... [et Al.] Includes Indexes. Originally Published: Boston ; New York : Ginn, 1931. Bibliography: P. 476-477.

3. Consonants are either voiced (sonant) or voiceless (surd).

2023-06-28