A Latin Analyst on Modern Philological Principles

ablative accusative action activity adverbial proposition adversative ground Aegina antithetic Ardea Asinus atis attributive Caesar called Catilina co-ordinate Comp conj conjunction copulative combination crude form dative Deus ectum effect emphasis employed Epicurus examples express expressed expressing facio factitive first forms genitive give Hannibal Helvetii idea imperative imperfect indirect inis intensity Interrogative Proposition intonation introduced issimus issum ĭtum īvi joined language Latin leading proposition logical manner member mihi musca name negation negative neque nihil Notes object objective omnibus ōnis order ōris ōrum participial in dum participle particle passive pavo place potest preceding predicate prep prop quum reference relation relative Roman same second section See Philol See supra sentences simple sine sometimes speaker Stud subordinate proposition Subordinative Compound Proposition Thales thought three tibi time tion tive Tullus Hostilius used varieties verb or adjective verbs Vulgate whole words