An Easy Method for Beginners in Latin

Albert Harkness

American Book Company, 1890 - 348 Seiten

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INTRODUCTION Latin Alphabet	1

Pronunciation of Latin Quantity Accentuation	2

Sentence Subject and Predicate	7

Subject and Object Singular Number	9

Head of a Roman empress adorned with a garland of flowers Civic crown	10

Subject and Object Plural Number	11

Nouns First Declension	13

First Declension Genitive	14

Nouns Fifth Declension	111

Atrium or front court of a Roman house	112

A Dialogue	114

XLVIXLVIII The Verb Sum XLIX The Verb Sum Ablative of Time L LI Dialogues LII LIII Verbs First Conjugation LIV A Dialogue Agreement of ...	116

A Roman chariot	120

240	127

An ancient countryhouse	132

253	134

Crowns triumphal mural naval	16

First Declension Apposition	17

Nouns Second Declension	22

Roman temples	23

Second Declension Nouns in um Indirect Object	25

Nouns in a us um Predicate Nominative The Prepo sition	28

A Greek statue	29

A Dialogue Richard and Henry	30

Second Declension Words in er and ir Prepositions	36

Second Declension Words in er Vocative	39

Second Declension Comparative View	42

COLORED PLATE II Temple of Zeus at Olympia Temple of Jupiter Capito	42

A Dialogue Questions	45

First and Second Declensions Adjectives Dative with Adjectives	47

A Short Story	52

Third Declension Stems in s XXIV Third Declension Stems in b or p d or t XXV Third Declension Stems in c or g XXVI Third Declension A Dialogu...	53

11	57

Head of Cicero the orator	59

Apollo the god of the	70

Minerva the goddess of wisdom	77

Eruption of Mount Vesuvius in the Year	79

A Roman school	84

Diana the goddess of the moon and of the chase	91

Cicero to Terentia Balbus to Cicero	95

97	97

Bust of Socrates the Athenian philosopher	100

Agricultural implements	106

Nouns Fourth Declension	107

Second Conjugation Present Imperfect and Future	136

Comparative View of A Verbs and E Verbs Pro nouns Personal Reflexive Possessive	141

A Letter to a Friend in Town	146

A Dialogue	147

Pompeys theatre in Rome	148

Comparative View of Conjugations	153

Jokes on the Doctors tions LXIX A Dialogue 153	157

Fourth Conjugation Comparative View of Conjuga	160

Bust of Alexander the Great King of Macedonia	161

First Conjugation All the Tenses Ablative of Sep 158	162

aration Hannibals Speech LXXII Second Conjugation All the Tenses LXXIII A Dialogue LXXIV Third Conjugation All the Tenses LXXV The Gauls...	165

A Dialogue LXXXVII A Dialogue nouns Agreement of Pronouns XCII A Dialogue XCV A Dialogue	173

Pronouns Place in which Military Honors	179

Statue of Antoninus Pius the Roman emperor	225

The Arch of Constantine in Rome	231

Subjunctive of Desire Subjunctive of the First Con jugation 283	233

Subjunctive of Purpose First and Second Conjuga	235

The Vatican Library showing the style and arrangement of bookcases	239

tions	246

COLORED PLATE IV Gods and goddesses of the Romans	249

The Pantheon at Rome	255

The Colosseum	263

War with the Helvetii	272

RULES OF SYNTAX	301

LATINENGLISH VOCABULARY	309

ENGLISHLATIN VOCABULARY	339

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Accusative acria adjectives advised agricolae agris agrōs amant amat amātus ambulat āre ātum āvī beautiful boys brave Caesar Carolus castra Cicero cīvēs conj CONJUGATION Dative daughter declension declined delighted dominus eōs epistula erat Examine the following filia following sentences fuit Gauls Genitive GERUND Graecia habent hodie homines hostium INDICATIVE MOOD Indirect Object īre Italy Iulia laudantur laudat LESSON libera Marcus medicus militēs monitus multae multi NEUT neuter Nominative nōn Nōn-ne nouns oppida oppidum ōris PARTICIPLE patria Perf PLUPERFECT plur PLURAL poet poēta poëtae praise preposition Pres puellae puer pueri pulchra quam queen Quid Quis rēgīna render Roman Rōmānī rule saepe Scipio Africanus semper SINGULAR soldiers stem Subjunctive syllables temple templum thou Titus Translate into English Translate into Latin Translate the following Tullia Ubi sunt unquam urbe VERBS VOCABULARY vowel

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Seite 8 - The Latin, like the English, has three persons and two numbers. The first person denotes the speaker; the second, the person spoken to; the third, the person spoken of. The singular number denotes one; the plural, more than one.‎

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Titel	An Easy Method for Beginners in Latin
Autor/in	Albert Harkness
Verlag	American Book Company, 1890
Original von	Harvard University
Digitalisiert	24. März 2007
Länge	348 Seiten

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