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Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar

by: Greenough, James B; Allen, J. H.; Kittredge, G. L.; Howard, A. A.; D'Ooge, Benj. L.

Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar

by: Greenough, James B; Allen, J. H.; Kittredge, G. L.; Howard, A. A.; D'Ooge, Benj. L.

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9780486448060
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0486448061
Edition: Bilingual
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 02/10/2006
Publisher: Dover Publications

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A venerable resource for nearly 120 years, Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar is regarded by students and teachers as the finest Latin language guide available. Concise, comprehensive, and well-organized, it is unrivaled in depth and clarity, placing a wealth of advice on usage, vocabulary, diction, composition, and syntax within easy reach of Latin scholars at all levels. This modestly priced edition of the classic reference grammar is ideal for students of history, religion, and literature.

PART I WORDS AND FORMS

LETTERS AND SOUNDS

(10)

Alphabet; Classification of Sounds

(2)

Orthography, Syllables, Pronunciation

(2)

Quantity and Accent

(2)

Combinations; Phonetic Changes

(4)

WORDS AND THEIR FORMS

(5)

Parts of Speech

(1)

Inflection; Root, Stem, and Base

(2)

Gender, Number, and Case

(2)

DECLENSION OF NOUNS

(30)

General Rules of Declension

(1)

First Declension

(2)

Second Declension

(4)

Third Declension

(13)

Mute Stems

(1)

Liquid and Nasal Stems

(2)

Pure i-Stems

(1)

Mixed i-Stems

(3)

Irregular Nouns

(1)

Greek Nouns

(2)

Rules of Gender

(1)

Fourth Declension

(2)

Fifth Declension

(1)

Defective and Variable Nouns

(5)

Names of Persons

(1)

INFLECTION OF ADJECTIVES

(17)

First and Second Declensions

(3)

Third Declension

(6)

Comparison

(3)

Numerals

(5)

INFLECTION OF PRONOUNS

(9)

Personal, Reflexive, Possessive, Demonstrative

(5)

Relative, Interrogative, Indefinite

(3)

Correlatives (Pronouns and Adverbs)

(1)

CONJUGATION OF VERBS

(54)

Inflection

(1)

Signification: Voice, Mood, Tense

(3)

Personal Endings

(1)

Forms: Stem and Verb-Endings

(4)

The Verb Sum

(3)

Regular Verbs

(19)

The Four Conjugations; Principal Parts

(1)

Formation of the Three Stems

(5)

Synopsis of the Verb

(1)

Peculiarities of Conjugation

(1)

First Conjugation

(4)

Second Conjugation

(2)

Third Conjugation

(2)

Fourth Conjugation

100

(2)

Verbs in 45 of the Third Conjugation

102

(1)

Deponent Verbs

103

(3)

Periphrastic Conjugations

106

(2)

Irregular Verbs

108

(8)

Defective Verbs

116

(3)

Impersonal Verbs

119

(2)

Classified Lists of Verbs

121

(5)

PARTICLES

126

(14)

Adverbs

126

(4)

Prepositions

130

(7)

Conjunctions

137

(2)

Interjections

139

(1)

FORMATION OF WORDS

140

(23)

Roots and Stems

140

(1)

Suffixes: Primary; Significant Endings

141

(2)

Derivation of Nouns

143

(5)

Derivation of Adjectives

148

(6)

Nouns with Adjective Suffixes; Irregular Derivatives

154

(2)

Derivation of Verbs

156

(4)

Compound Words

160

(3)

PART II SYNTAX

INTRODUCTORY NOTE

163

(1)

THE SENTENCE

164

(4)

Definitions: Subject and Predicate, Modification, etc.

164

(4)

Agreement: the Four Concords

168

(1)

NOUNS: Apposition; Predicate Agreement

168

(2)

ADJECTIVES

170

(6)

Rules of Agreement

171

(1)

Special Uses

172

(4)

PRONOUNS

176

(17)

Personal and Demonstrative

176

(4)

Reflexive

180

(3)

Possessive

183

(1)

Relative

184

(5)

Indefinite

189

(3)

Alias and alter

192

(1)

VERBS

193

(3)

Verb and Subject, Incomplete Sentences

193

(3)

PARTICLES: Adverbs, Conjunctions, Negatives

196

(9)

QUESTIONS

205

(4)

CONSTRUCTION OF CASES

209

(1)

Introductory Note

209

(1)

NOMINATIVE CASE

210

(1)

VOCATIVE CASE

210

(1)

GENITIVE CASE

210

(14)

Genitive with Nouns

211

(5)

Possessive Genitive

211

(2)

Genitive of Material, of Quality

213

(1)

Partitive Genitive

213

(2)

Objective Genitive

215

(1)

Genitive with Adjectives

216

(2)

Genitive with Verbs

218

(5)

Verbs of Remembering and Forgetting

218

(1)

Verbs of Reminding

219

(1)

Verbs of Accusing, Condemning, and Acquitting

220

(1)

Verbs of Feeling

221

(1)

Interest and Wert

221

(1)

Verbs of Plenty and Want; Special Verbs

222

(1)

Peculiar Genitives; Exclamatory, etc

223

(1)

DATIVE CASE

224

(16)

Indirect Object with Transitives

225

(2)

Indirect Object with Intransitives

227

(5)

Dative of Possession

232

(1)

Dative of the Agent

233

(1)

Dative of Reference

234

(2)

Ethical Dative

236

(1)

Dative of Separation

236

(1)

Dative of the Purpose or End

237

(1)

Dative with Adjectives

238

(2)

ACCUSATIVE CASE

240

(8)

Direct Object

240

(2)

Cognate Accusative

242

(2)

Two Accusatives

244

(3)

Idiomatic and Special Uses

247

(1)

ABLATIVE CASE

248

(18)

Uses of the Ablative Proper

249

(7)

Ablative of Separation

249

(1)

Ablative of Source and Material

250

(2)

Ablative of Cause

252

(1)

Ablative of Agent

253

(1)

Ablative of Comparison

254

(2)

Uses of the Ablative as Instrumental

256

(9)

Ablative of Means or Instrument

256

(2)

Ablative of Manner

258

(1)

Ablative of Accompaniment

258

(1)

Ablative of Degree of Difference

259

(1)

Ablative of Quality

260

(1)

Ablative of Price

261

(1)

Ablative of Specification

262

(1)

Ablative Absolute

263

(2)

Uses of the Ablative as Locative

265

(1)

TIME AND PLACE

266

(8)

SPECIAL USES OF PREPOSITIONS

274

(2)

SYNTAX OF THE VERB

276

(1)

MOODS

276

(17)

Introductory Note

276

(1)

INDICATIVE MOOD

277

(1)

SUBJUNCTIVE IN INDEPENDENT SENTENCES

278

(5)

Hortatory Subjunctive

278

(1)

Hortatory Subjunctive in Concessions

279

(1)

Optative Subjunctive

280

(1)

Deliberative Subjunctive

281

(1)

Potential Subjunctive

282

(1)

IMPERATIVE MOOD

283

(3)

Prohibition (Negative Command)

285

(1)

INFINITIVE MOOD

286

(7)

Infinitive as Noun

286

(1)

Infinitive with Impersonals

287

(2)

Complementary Infinitive

289

(1)

Infinitive with Subject Accusative

290

(1)

Infinitive of Purpose; Peculiar Infinitives

290

(2)

Exclamatory Infinitive

292

(1)

Historical Infinitive

292

(1)

TENSES

293

(16)

Introductory Note

293

(1)

TENSES OF TFIE INDICATIVE

293

(8)

Present Tense

293

(3)

Imperfect Tense

296

(2)

Future Tense

298

(1)

Perfect Tense

298

(2)

Pluperfect Tense

300

(1)

Future Perfect Tense

300

(1)

Epistolary Tenses

301

(1)

TENSES OF THE SUBJUNCTIVE

301

(6)

Sequence of Tenses

302

(5)

TENSES OF THE INFINITIVE

307

(2)

PARTICIPLES

309

(7)

Distinctions of Tense

309

(2)

Uses of Participles

311

(3)

Future Active Participle

314

(1)

Gerundive (Future Passive Participle)

315

(1)

GERUND AND GERUNDIVE

316

(4)

SUPINE

320

(1)

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

321

(17)

Introductory Note

321

(1)

Protasis and Apodosis

322

(1)

Classification of Conditions

323

(2)

Simple Present and Past Conditions

325

(1)

Future Conditions

326

(502)

Conditions Contrary to Fact

828

General Conditions

331

(1)

Conditional Relative Clauses

332

(1)

Condition Disguised

333

(1)

Condition Omitted

334

(1)

Complex Conditions

335

(1)

Clauses of Comparison (Conclusion Omitted)

336

(1)

Use of SI and its Compounds

337

(1)

CONCESSIVE CLAUSES

338

(2)

CLAUSES OF PROVISO

340

(1)

CLAUSES OF PURPOSE (FINAL CLAUSES)

340

(3)

CLAUSES OF CHARACTERISTIC

343

(3)

CLAUSES OF RESULT (CONSECUTIVE CLAUSES)

346

(2)

CAUSAL CLAUSES

348

(2)

TEMPORAL CLAUSES

350

(9)

Ubi, at, cum, quando, as Indefinite Relatives

350

(1)

Postquam, ubi, ut, simul atque

351

(1)

Cum Temporal

352

(2)

Cum Causal or Concessive

354

(1)

Antequam and priusquam

355

(2)

Dum, donec, and quoad

357

(2)

CLAUSES WITH quin AND quominus

359

(3)

SUBSTANTIVE CLAUSES

362

(1)

Introductory Note

362

(11)

Substantive Clauses of Purpose and Infinitive Clauses

362

(5)

Substantive Clauses of Result (Consecutive Clauses)

367

(2)

Indicative with quod

369

(1)

Indirect Questions

370

(3)

INDIRECT DISCOURSE

373

(11)

Introductory Note

373

(1)

Declaratory Sentences

374

(3)

Subordinate Clauses

377

(1)

Tenses of the Infinitive

378

(1)

Tenses of the Subjunctive

379

(1)

Questions in Indirect Discourse

380

(1)

Commands in Indirect Discourse

381

(1)

Conditions in Indirect Discourse

381

(3)

INTERMEDIATE CLAUSES

384

(3)

Informal Indirect Discourse

385

(1)

Subjunctive of Integral Part (Attraction)

386

(1)

IMPORTANT RULES OF SYNTAX

387

(6)

ORDER OF WORDS

393

(8)

General Rules

393

(5)

Special Rules

398

(1)

Structure of the Period

399

(2)

PROSODY

QUANTITY

401

(4)

RHYTHM

405

(5)

Introductory Note

405

(1)

Measures of Rhythm; Feet

406

(3)

The Musical Accent; Caesura; Diaeresis

409

(1)

VERSIFICATION

410

(16)

The Verse; Scansion and Elision

410

(1)

Dactylic Verse

411

(3)

Dactylic Hexameter

411

(2)

Elegiac Stanza; Other Dactylic Verses

413

(1)

Iambic Verse

414

(3)

Iambic Trimeter

414

(2)

Other Iambic Measures

416

(1)

Trochaic Verse

417

(1)

Mixed Measures

418

(1)

Logazedic Verse

418

(3)

Metres of Horace

421

(7)

Index to the Metres of Horace

423

(2)

Other Lyric Poets

425

(1)

Miscellaneous Measures

425

(1)

EARLY PROSODY

426

(2)

MISCELLANEOUS

428

(4)

Reckoning of Time

428

(1)

Measures of Value, Length, and Capacity

429

(3)

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

432

(4)

INDEX OF VERBS

436

(9)

INDEX OF WORDS AND SUBJECTS

445

(31)

LATIN AUTHORS AND THEIR WORKS

476

(3)

PARALLEL REFERENCES

479

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Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar

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9780486448060

0486448061

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