A Grammar of Classical Latin : For Use in Schools and Colleges (Paperback)

Preface; Introduction, with table of Aryan languages; Part I. Phonology: 1. Alphabet; 2. Pronunciation; 3. Syllables; 4. Accent and quantity; Part II. Accidence: 5. Inflexion and parts of speech; 6. Gender; 7. Declension of nouns and adjectives; 8. Comparison of adjectives and adverbs; 9. Numerals and fractions; 10. Pronouns; 11. Marking of quantities; 12. Verbs and their conjugation; 13. Principal parts of verbs; 14. Derivative verbs; 15. Irregular, defective verbs; 16. Impersonal verbs; 17. Adverbs; 18. Conjunctions; 19. Prepositions; 20. Interjections; Part III. Syntax: 21. Sentences; 22. Subject and predicate; 23. Attribute or enlargement; 24. Analysis of sentences; 25. The concords or rules of agreement; 26. The cases; 27. The cases after prepositions; 28. Conjunctions of time and place; 29. Use of se and suus; 30. Verbs; their voices and tenses; 31. The moods in simple sentences; 32. The moods in complex sentences; 33. ?ratio obliqua or indirect speech; 34. Order of words and the rhythmical clausula; Part IV. Prosody: 35. Metrical quantity and feet; 36. Heroic and elegiac metres; 37. Lyric metres; 38. Technical terms and metrical licenses; 39. Quantity of final syllables; Part V. Etymology: 40. Formation of words; 41. Formation of nouns, adjectives and verbs; 42. Origin of the gerundive, gerund and future infinitive active; 43. Origin of some tense-suffixes; Appendices; Alphabetical index of verbs; General index.