Elementary Latin,9780966573497

Elementary Latin

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Table of Contents

Vocabulary Notebook xviii
To The Student---Exercises in Pronunciation 1(2)
First Declension: Nominative. Latin Nouns in English
3(2)
Use of the Nominative Agreement of Adjectives. Derivatives
5(2)
First Conjugation: Present Indicative Active. Latin Nouns in English
7(3)
First Declension: Accusative. Latin Phrases in English
10(3)
First Conjugation: Imperfect Indicative Active. Latin Nouns in English
13(2)
First Declension: Genitive. Latin Nouns in English
15(2)
First Conjugation: Future Indicative Active. Latin Nouns in English
17(2)
First Declension: Dative. Indirect Object. Latin Roots and English Derivatives. Reading: ``Columbus''
19(3)
First Declension: Ablative. Ablative of Means. Latin Phrases in English
22(2)
Review. First Declension: A Summary Reading: ``Sicily''
24(3)
Second Conjugation: Present System Active. Latin Verbs in English
27(2)
Ablative of Place Where. Latin Case Forms in English
29(2)
Second Declension: Nouns and Adjectives in -us. Their Use in English
31(3)
Ablative of Place from Which. Prefixes ab-, de-, ex- in English. Reading: ``Slaves''
34(4)
Second Declension: Nouns and Adjectives In -er and -r. Prefix ad- in English. Assimilation
38(3)
Present Indicative of Sum. Accusative of Place to Which. Prefix in- in English
41(2)
Second Declension: Nouns and Adjectives in -um. Their Use in English
43(3)
Imperfect and Future Indicative of Sum. Infinitive as Subject and Object. Latin in English: Case Forms, Phrases. Reading: ``Spartacus to the Gladiators''
46(3)
Review
49(2)
Reading Lesson: ``War and Victory.'' Conversation
51(2)
Third Conjugation: Present and Imperfect Indicative Active. Latin Noun Base in English
53(2)
Apposition. Latin Verb Base in English
55(2)
Third Conjugation -io Verbs, Fourth Conjugation Verbs: Present and Imperfect Indicative Active. Latin and English Vowel Changes
57(3)
Word Order. Latin Phrases in English
60(2)
Third Conjugation: Future Indicative Active. Latin Phrases in English
62(2)
Ablative of Accompaniment. Prefix con- in English. Reading: ``Brothers''
64(2)
Fourth Conjugation, Third Conjugation -io Verbs: Future Indicative Active. Prefix re- in English
66(2)
Idioms. Latin Words and English Derivatives
68(2)
Review
70(3)
Substantives. Hints for Reading and Translating. The Story of Lucius: Forum Romanum. Conversation
73(2)
Present System Passive of the Four Conjugations. Word Families
75(4)
Ablative of Agent. Latin Phrases in English
79(2)
Perfect Stem. Perfect Active Indicative of the Four Conjugations. Latin in English: Prefix pro-. Latin Phrases
81(3)
Perfect Indicative of Sum. Use of Imperfect and Perfect. Prefixes in- and dis- in English
84(2)
Past Perfect and Future Perfect Indicative Active of the Four Conjugations. Latin Suffixes in English: -ia
86(3)
Past Perfect and Future Perfect Indicative of Sum. Infinitive with Subject Accusative. Suffix -tia in English. Reading: ``A Clever Reply''
89(3)
Perfect Participle. Perfect and Past Perfect Passive of the Four Conjugations. Prefixes sub- and per- in English
92(3)
Future Perfect Passive and Present Infinitive Passive of the Four Conjugations. Latin Phrases in English
95(3)
Review. Hints for Developing ``Word Sense.'' How to Study a Connected Passage. The Story of Lucius: Ludus. Conversation
98(5)
First Conjugation: Review of Principal Parts. Prefixes inter- and ob- in English
103(3)
Relative Qui. Agreement of the Relative. Intensive Prefixes
106(3)
Second Conjugation: Review of Principal Parts. Ablative of Manner. Interesting English Words
109(3)
Interrogative Quis. Latin Phrases in English
112(2)
Third Conjugation: Review of Principal Parts. Prefixes ante- and trans-. Importance of the Verb
114(3)
Perfect Participles Used as Adjectives and Nouns. Possum. Latin Words and Phrases in English. Reading: ``An Ancient Philanthropist''
117(2)
Fourth Conjugation: Review of Principal Parts. Numerals. Latin Influence upon English
119(3)
Participles Used as Clauses. Latin Influence upon English (cont.)
122(2)
Review. Conversation: Counting. The Story of Lucius: Circus
124(6)
Third Declension: Masculine and Feminine Nouns. Latin Phrases in English
130(2)
Ablative Absolute. Word Families in Latin and English
132(3)
Third Declension: Neuter Nouns. Latin Nouns in English
135(2)
Summary of Ablative Uses. Latin Phrases in English
137(2)
Third Declension: I-Stem Nouns. Latin I-stem Nouns in English. Reading: ``Romulus and Remus''
139(4)
Choice of Words. Suffix -tas in English. Latin Phrases
143(2)
Third Declension: Adjectives. Their Use in English
145(3)
Ablative of Respect. Latin Phrases in English
148(2)
Review. How to Learn Words. The Story of Lucius: Dei
150(4)
Hic and Ille. The Third Declension as an English Word Source
154(3)
Ablative of Time When. Latin Phrases in English
157(2)
Is. How Our Months Were Named
159(4)
A Latin Play: Victoria Matris
161(2)
Idem. Latin Phrases in English
163(2)
Ipse. Latin as a Help in Spelling. Reading: ``Horatius at the Bridge''
165(3)
Irregular Adjectives. Latin as a Help in Spelling
168(2)
Present and Future Active Participles. Latin Phrases in English
170(3)
Perfect Active Infinitive. Suffix -or in English. Reading: ``Cincinnatus, the Plowman-Dictator''
173(3)
Perfect Passive and Future Active Infinitive. Indirect Statement. Suffixes -ant and -ent Distinguished
176(3)
Indirect Statement (cont.). Tenses of the Infinitive. Suffixes -antia, -entia in English
179(3)
Review. The Story of Lucius: Virgines Vestales
182(4)
Fero. Phrases and Quotations in English
186(2)
Comparison of Adjectives. Declension of The Comparative. Different Words from the Same Latin Stem Distinguished
188(4)
Formation and Comparison of Adverbs. Suffix -io in English
192(2)
Comparison Of -er And -lis Adjectives. Dative with Adjectives. Legal Phrases in English
194(3)
Comparison of Irregular Adjectives and Adverbs. Their Use in English. Reading: ``A Pyrrhic Victory''
197(3)
Subjunctive: Present Tense of the Second, Third, and Fourth Conjugations. Volitive Subjunctive. Phrases and Quotations in English
200(3)
Purpose Clauses with Ut and Ne. Latin Abbreviations Used in English
203(2)
Subjunctive: Present Tense of the First Conjugation and Sum. Tense Sequence. Latin Word Base in English
205(3)
Subjunctive: Imperfect of the Four Conjugations, Sum, Possum, and Fero. Tense Sequence in Purpose Clauses. Suffixes -men, -ium, -tus. Reading: ``Pyrrhus and Fabricius''
208(3)
Personal and Reflexive Pronouns. Possessive Adjectives. Latin Phrases in English
211(5)
Review. The Story of Lucius: Caesaris Triumphus
216(6)
Result Clauses with Ut and Ut Non. Prefixes prae-, contra-, bene-, and male- in English
222(2)
Ordinal Numerals. Duo, Tres, and Mille. How Latin Helps in English Spelling
224(3)
Accusative of Extent. Words Often Confused. Interesting Words from the Latin
227(3)
Indirect Questions. Latin and English Vowel Changes. Reading: ``The Hero Regulus''
230(4)
Subjunctive: Perfect and Past Perfect Tenses of all Conjugations. Sequence. English Meaning of Words from Latin
234(4)
Deponent Verbs. Suffixes -ilis, -bilis, -aris, and -arius in Latin and English
238(3)
Post, Postea, and Postquam Distinguished. Prefixes ne-, circum-, and super- in English Reading: ``Scipio''
241(3)
Subordinate Clauses Reviewed. Substantive Clauses: Volitive and Result Legal Phrases in English
244(3)
Eo. Norman-French Influence upon English
247(3)
Descriptive Cum Clauses. State Names from Latin
250(2)
Review. Synonyms. The Story of Lucius: Civis Novus Iter Facit
252(5)
Idioms. Dative and Accusative with to Reviewed. Suffixes -anus, -alis, -icus, -ivus, -osus in English
257(3)
Special Verbs with the Dative. Abbreviations and Titles from Latin
260(2)
Volo and Nolo. Suffixes -tudo, -mentum, -tura, -facio in English
262(3)
Fourth Declension. Influence of the Renaissance. ``Doublets''
265(3)
Indefinite Pronouns. Latin Phrases in English. Reading: ``The Gracchi''
268(4)
Fio. Predicate Nouns and Adjectives. Musical Terms in English
272(3)
Fifth Declension. Latin Noun and Verb Forms in English
275(3)
Datives of Reference and Purpose. Ablative of Measure of Difference. Latin in Medicine
278(3)
Future Passive Participle (Gerundive): Use with Sum. Latin Forms of English Names
281(3)
Gerund and its Uses. Genitive and Ablative of Description. Gerundive in English Words. Latin Phrases. Reading: ``Marius and Sulla''
284(4)
A Latin Play: Saturnalia 288(3)
Syntax Outlines for Final Review 291(58)
Supplementary Reading
Cieero's Jests; Roman Wit; Proverbs of Publilius Syrus; Isaiah on World Peace; Life of Julius Caesar
297(3)
Caesar: Selections from The Gallic War
300(2)
Books for Supplementary Reading or Reference
302(1)
Appendix
Pronunciation
303(3)
Elementary Grammar
306(7)
Summary of Inflections
313(25)
French and Spanish through Latin
338(7)
Helps for Classroom Conversation
345(1)
Latin Songs
346(3)
Latin-English Vocabulary 349(23)
English-Latin Vocabulary 372(13)
Index 385

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