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Authors: B. L. Gildersleeve
ISBN-13: 9780486469126, ISBN-10: 0486469123
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Dover Publications
Date Published: December 2008
Edition: Bilingual

Author Biography: B. L. Gildersleeve

Book Synopsis

Since 1867, students and teachers have turned to this famous guide to grammar and usage. The work of a legendary teacher, it is celebrated for its lucid and comprehensive treatment.

	Etymology
	Letters and Syllables	1
	Alphabet	1
	Vowels	2
	Diphthongs	4
	Consonants	6
	Phonetic Variations	8
	Syllables	10
	Quantity	12
	Accentuation	15
	Parts of Speech	16
	Inflection of the Substantive	17
	Definitions	18
	Gender	19
	Number	22
	Cases	23
	Declensions	26
	Endings	27
	First Declension	29
	Second Declension	31
	Third Declension	35
	Fourth Declension	61
	Fifth Declension	63
	Greek Substantives	65
	Irregular Substantives	67
	Inflection of the Adjective	72
	Definition	72
	First and Second Declension	73
	Pronominal Adjectives	76
	Third Declension	77
	Irregular Adjectives	84
	Comparison of Adjectives	86
	Adverbs	91
	Formation of Adverbs	91
	Comparison	93
	Numerals	94
	Cardinals	94
	Ordinals	94
	Distributives	97
	Adverbs	98
	Pronouns	99
	Personal	100
	Determinative	103
	Demonstrative	104
	Relative	105
	Interrogative	106
	Indefinites	107
	Adjectives	108
	Correlative	109
	Inflection of the Verb	112
	Definitions	112
	Endings	114
	Inflection of esse	116
	Of prodesse	118
	Of posse	119
	Regular Verbs	120
	Division	120
	Rules for forming Tenses	121
	First Conjugation	122
	Second Conjugation	123
	Third Conjugation	125
	Fourth Conjugation	127
	Deponents	128
	Periphrastic	129
	Notes	130
	Formation of the Stems	132
	Change in Conjugation	136
	List of Verbs	137
	Irregular Verbs	168
	Ire	169
	Quire, require	170
	Ferre	171
	Edere	172
	Fleri	173
	Velle, nolle, malle	174
	Defective Verbs	175
	Formation of Words	176
	Simple Words	179
	Substantives	180
	Adjectives	182
	Substantives without Suffixes	183
	Suffixes	184
	Verbs	190
	Compound Words	193
	Substantives	194
	Verbs	199
	Syntax
	Simple Sentence	202
	Subject	203
	Predicate	205
	Concord	210
	Voices	212
	Tenses	222
	Present	227
	Imperfect	231
	Perfect	235
	Pluperfect	241
	Future	242
	Future Perfect	244
	Periphrastic	246
	Tenses in Letters	252
	Moods	253
	Indicative	254
	Subjunctive	255
	Imperative	266
	Tenses in Moods and Verbal Substantives	276
	Simple Sentence Expanded	284
	Multiplication of the Subject	285
	Qualification of the Subject	288
	Adjectives	289
	Numerals	292
	Comparatives and Superlatives	296
	Pronouns	304
	Personal	304
	Demonstrative	305
	Determinative and Reflexive	308
	Possessive	312
	Indefinite	313
	Apposition	320
	Predicative Attribution and Apposition	325
	Multiplication of Predicate	326
	Qualification of Predicate	327
	The Cases	328
	Accusative	328
	Dative	344
	Genitive	360
	Ablative	384
	Locative	411
	Prepositions	412
	With Accusative	416
	With Ablative	417
	With Accusative and Ablative	418
	Infinitive	419
	Subject	422
	Object	423
	Predicate	424
	Gerund and Gerundive	425
	Genitive	428
	Dative	429
	Accusative	430
	Ablative	431
	With Prepositions	432
	Supine	434
	Accusative	435
	Ablative	436
	Participles	437
	Adverbs	439
	Negatives	441
	Incomplete (Interrogative) Sentence	450
	Direct Simple Questions	453
	Direct Disjunctive Questions	458
	Indirect Questions	460
	Moods in Direct	462
	Moods in Indirect	467
	Compound Sentence	472
	Coordinate Sentence	473
	Copulative	474
	Adversative	483
	Disjunctive	492
	Causal and Illative	498
	Subordinate Sentences	504
	Moods in	508
	Sequence of Tenses	509
	Reflexive in	520
	Object Sentences	523
	Introduced by quod	524
	In Accusative and Infinitive	526
	In Nominative and Infinitive	528
	In Participle	536
	Causal Sentences	538
	Introduced by quod, quia, etc.	539
	By quod, with verbs of Emotion	542
	Sentences of Design and Tendency	543
	Final	544
	Pure Final	545
	Complementary Final	546
	After verbs of Fear	550
	Consecutive	551
	Pure Consecutive	552
	Complementary Consecutive	553
	Exclamatory Questions	558
	Temporal Sentences	559
	Antecedent Action	561
	Iterative Action	566
	Contemporaneous Action	568
	Subsequent Action	574
	Sentences with cum	578
	Conditional Sentences	589
	Logical	595
	Ideal	596
	Unreal	597
	Incomplete	598
	Of Comparison	602
	Concessive Sentences	603
	Relative Sentences	610
	Concord	614
	Tenses	622
	Moods	624
	Comparative Sentences	638
	Correlative	642
	With atque or ac	643
	With quam	644
	The Abridged Sentence	645
	Historical Infinitive	647
	Oratio Obliqua	648
	Moods in	650
	Tenses in	653
	Conditional Sentences in	656
	Pronouns	660
	Partial Obliquity	662
	Participial Sentences	664
	Arrangement of Words and Clauses	671
	Figures of Syntax and Rhetoric	688
	Principal Rules of Syntax	437
	Prosody
	Quantity	702
	General Rules	702
	Of Final Syllables	707
	Of Stem Syllables	714
	Of Compounds	715
	In Early Latin	716
	Figures of Prosody	718
	Versification	729
	Definition	729
	Versus Italicus	755
	Saturnian Verse	756
	Iambic Rhythms	757
	Trochaic Rhythms	768
	Anapaestic Rhythms	777
	Dactylic Rhythms	783
	Logaoedie Rhythms	790
	Cretic and Bacchic Rhythms	806
	Ionic Rhythms	815
	Compound Verses	820
	Cantica	824
	Metres of Horace	826
	Appendix	491
	Roman Calendar, Roman Weights and Measures, Roman Money, Roman Names
	Index of Verbs	494
	General Index	503