Grammar of the Latin Language : From Plautus to Suetonius (Paperback)

Preface; Book I. Sounds: 1. Elements of speech, and particularly consonants; 2. Combination of consonants; 3. Vowels and combinations of vowels; 4. Laws of phonetic change; 5. Latin alphabet in general; 6. Latin alphabet in detail; 7. Gutturals and palatals; 8. Dentals and linguals; 9. Vowels; 10. Dipthongs; 11. Of Latin words and syllables; 12. Quantity of syllables; 13. Accentuation; Book II. Inflexions: 1. Of inflexions in general; 2. Of noun inflexions, and particularly of gender; 3. Of noun inflexions of number; 4. Of case inflexions in general; 5. Nouns of class I; 6. Old and exceptional forms of cases; 7. Peculiar declensions of certain pronouns and adjectives (Class I); 8. Personal pronouns; 9. Nouns of class II; 10. Nouns of class II cont.; 11. Nouns of class II cont.; 12. Old or exceptional forms of cases (Class II); 13. Greek nouns, class I; 14. Greek nouns, class II; 15. Adverbs and conjunctions; 16. Inflexions of verb; 17. Inflexions of person and number; 18. Inflexions of mood; 19. Classification of inflexions of tense; 20. Tenses formed from the present stem; 21. Of verb stems; 22. Tenses formed from the perfect stem; 23. Of the perfect stem; 24. Of the supine stem; 25. Of the traditional classification of verbs; 26. Examples of the complete inflexions of verbs; 27. Inflexions of the verb sum, and compounds; 28. Inflexions of some irregular verbs; 29. Alphabetical list of deponent verbs; 30. Alphabetical list of verbs, with their perfects, supines, &c.; Book III. Word-formation: 1. Elements of word-formation; 2. Derivative suffixes; 3. Labial noun-stems; 4. Guttural noun-stems; 5. Dental noun-stems; 6. Dental noun-stems cont.; 7. Lingual noun-stems; 8. Lingual noun-stems cont.; 9. Vowel noun-stems; 10. Verb-stems; 11. Composition; 12. Interjections; Appendices; Index.