A Grammar of the Latin Language

ablative accusative action active adjectives agree answer Cæsar called case cases Cicero common commonly compounds conjugation construction construed dative declension declined Deus ending English especially esset express expressed expressions final first followed following forms found frequently Future gender generally genitive govern Greek hæc Hannibal have Imperative Imperfect increment Indic Indicative Infinitive inquit know Latin latter long loved make masculine means metre mihi names neuter nihil nominative NOTE 2.-The noun number object omnibus Participle in dus passive Perfect person place plur plural præ præter preposition Present pronoun quæ question quum rarely reipublicæ relative rendered same second sense sentence short simple sine sing Socrates sometimes stands Subj subject Subjunctive subordinate clause substantive Supine supplied syllable take takes tense they thing think third thou three tibi time tive used verb verbs Verres Virg vowel vulpes wish word words writers