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strong, firmus, -a, -um. struggle, contend©, -ere, -tend!, -tentus. Digitized by VjOOQIC 288 FIRST BOOK IN LATIN subdue, p&o5y -&re, -S.vi, -fttus. sudden, subitus, -a, -um. suddenly, subito. suffer, patior, pat!, passus sum. sufficiently, satis. suitable, iddneus, -a, -um. summer, aest§.s, -S,tis, /. summon, convoco, -are, -ftvi, -atus; arcessd, -ere, -IvI, -Itus. sun, sol, soils, m.; sunset, occasus soils. supplies, commeatus, -Qs, m, supply, copia, -ae, /.; grain supply, res frumentfiria, rei frumentariae, /. sure, certiis, -a, -um. surpass, supero, -are, -ftvi, -fttus. surrender, deditio, -nis, /. surrender, dedo, -ere, dedidi, deditus; trftdO, -ere, -didi, -ditus. survive, supersum, -esse, -fui, -futurus. suspicion, suspiciO, -nis, /. sustain, sustineo, -ere, -ui, -tentus. swift, celer, -eris, -ere. swiftness, celeritSs, -atis, /. sword, gladius, -i, m. take, capio, -ere, cepl, captus (578-584); take by storm, ex- pugno, -are, -avi, -atus; take back, recipio, -ere, -cepi, -cep- tus; take care of, euro, -are, avI, -atus. talk, loquor, loqui, locutus sum; talk with, or together, colloquor, -loqui, -locutus sum. Tarentum, Tarentum, -i, n. teach, doceo, -ere, -ui -doctus. tell, narrd, -&re, -&vi, -fttos; dic6, -ere, dixi, dictus. ten, decem, inded, adj, tender, tener, -era, -eruin. terrify, perterreO, -ere, -ui, -itus. territory, fines, -imn, m. pL than, quam; abl, after a eomp, (322-324.) that, demon, pron, and adj., is, ea, id (549); ille, -a, -ud (548); that (of yours), iste, -a, -ud. (550.) that, in order that, so that, con/., in purposcj resuU, and swb- stantive clauses^ ut, wUk sub- jund.; after verbs of fearing^ ne, with svbjunct,; after verbs of saying y etc., not expressed (302); that not, in purpose clauses, n6; after verbs of fearing, ut; in result clauses, ut non; would that, utinam, in wishes. (512-515.) their, when referring to the sub- ject, suus, -a, -um (253, d); otherwise, eonim, m. and n., eanim, /. (253, d,) them, see they. themselves, see self. then, tum. there, ibi; not translated in such phrases as " there is " " there are," etc, therefore, itaque. they, ei, eae, ea; illi, illae, ilia. thing, res, rei, /. (535.) think, puto, -are, -avi, -fttus; existimo, -are, -avi, -fttus. third, tertius, -a, -um. this, hie, haec, h6c (548); is, ea, id (549). Digitized by VjOOQIC ENGLISH-LATIN VOCABULARY 289 hough, cum, with subjunct, .housand, mille, indecl. adj,; thousands, mllia, -ium, n. pZ., noun. (271, 6.) hree, tres, tria (524); three hundred, trecenti, -ae, -a. hrough, per, with ace. throw, iacio, -ere, ieci, iactus; conicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectus. thus, ita. time, tempus, -oris, n. (532); at that time, turn; for a long time, diu. to, expressed by the dot.; with verbs of motioUy ad, in, with ace; when expressing purpose, ut, with the subjunct. (358, 491); to the foot of, sub, with ace. to-day, hodi§. together (gather), compare, -are, -avi, -atus; bring together, com- port©, -are, -avi, -atus. come together, convenio, -ire, -veni, -venturus. toil, labor, -Oris, m. to-morrow, eras. too, expressed by the camp. degree. (331.) topmost, supremus, -a, -um; summus, -a, -tun. (544.) tower, turris, -is, /. (152, 6.) town, oppidum, -i, n. transport, transport©, -are, -avi, -atus. treachery, insidiae, -arum, /. pi. treat, ag6, -ere, ggi, actus, trial, iudicium, -i, n. tribe, gens, gentis, /.; natio, -nis, /. tribune, tribunus, -T, m. troops, copiae, -arum, /. pi. trouble, labor, -oris, m. u true, verus, -a, -um. trust, fides, -ei, /. trust, credo, -ere, credidi, crgdi- tus, with dot.; c6nfido, -ere, -fisus sum, with dot. try, Conor, -ari, -atus sum. turn, verto, -ere, verti, versus; converts, twelfth, duodecimus, -a, -imi. two, duo, duae, duo (541); two hundred, ducenti, -ae, -a. under, sub, with ace. after verbs of motion; with abl. after verbs of rest. undergo, subeO, -ire, -ii, -itus. understand, intellego, -ere, -Igxi, -Iectus. undertake, suscipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptus. unequal, iniquus, -a, -um. unfavorable, iniquus, -a, -um. unharmed, incoliunis, -e; tutus, -a, -imi. unjust, iniquus, -a, -um. unless, nisi, unlike, dissimilis, -e, with dot. (330.) unwilling (be), nol6, nolle, nOlui, . (624-628.) upper, superus, -a, -um; superior, -ius. (544.) urge, hortor, -ari, -atus siun; cohortor, -ari, -atus sum. use, tisus, -us, m. use, utor, uti, tisus sum, with abl. used to (become), consuesco, -ere, -sueVi, -suetus; be used to, soled, -ere, solitus smn. (312.) Digitized by VjOOQIC 290 FIRST BOOK IN LATIN valley, valles, -is, /. valor, virtus, -utis, /. (531.) very, superL of adj, or adv.; intens. pron, and adj., ipse, -a, -urn. (282, a, 550.) victor, victor, -Oris, m. victory, victoria, -ae, /. village, vicus, -i, m, virtue, virtOs, -atis, /. (531.) voice, v6x, vocis, /. W wage, ger6, -ere, gessi, gestus; wage war, bellum gero; bellum inferO, -ferre, -tuli, -latus, with ,dat, wagon, carrus, -I, m, wait for, exspectS, -&re, -avi, -fitus, with ace, wall, mums, -I, m. wanting (be), desum, -esse, -ful, -futurus. war, bellum, -i, n. (528); see wage and carry on. warn, moneo, -ere, -ui, -itus. (564-570.) waste (lay), vSstS, -fire, -avi, -atus; populor, -ari, -atus sum. watch (part of the day or night), vigilia, -ae, /. water, aqua, -ae, /. way, via, -ae, /.; iter, itineris, n. (536.) we, n6s. (547.) weapon, telum, -I, n. pZ., arma, -6rum, n. welfare, salOs, -Qtis, /. well, bene. (546.) what, interr. pron., quid. (200.) what, interr. adj., qui, quae, quod. (201.) what sort of, qualis, -e, adj. when, cum, with subjunct. when the imp. or plup. tense is used, otherwise, the indie.; ubi, with indie. whence, imde. where, ubi; with verbs of motion, qu5. which, rel. pron. or adj., qui, quae, quod (227-231); interr. pron., quis, quid (200); interr. adj., qui, quae, quod (201); which of two, uter, utra, utrum. (264.) while, dum, with pres, indie.; cum, see when, whither, qu6. who, rel. pron., qui, quae (227- 231); interr. pron., quis. (200.) whole, totus, -a, -um (264); omnis, -e. (539.) why, cur. wicked, malus, -a, -um. (544.) wide, Ifttus, -a, -um. width, latitude, -dinis, /. wife, uxor, -oris, /. will, sign of the future tense. willing (be), vol6, velle, volui, (624-628); be more wiU- ing, mal5, malle, malui, (624-628); not be willing, n6l6, n611e, n61ui, . (624- 628.) wing (of an army), coma, -fls, n. (534) ; on the right (left) wing, a dextrO (sinistra) comQ. winter, hiems, hiemis, /. ; winter quarters, hibema, -6rum, n. pi. winter, hiemO, -are, -avi, -atunis. Digitized by VjOOQ IC ENGLISH-LATIN VOCABULARY 291 wish, voluntas, -atis, /. wish, volo, velle, volui, (624-628); cupiO, -ere, -ivi, -itus; not wish, n61o, nc^lle, nOlui, (624-628); wish more, malo, mSJle, malui,. (624-628.) with, expressed by abl.; denoting manner or accompanimerU, cum, toUh abl (131, 195.) withdraw, c6d6, -ere, cessi, ces- sQrus; discedo; me recipid, etc, (reflex.). withdrawal, discessus, -Qs, m. within, abl. of time. (137.) without, sine, rvUh abl. withstand, sustine5, -€re, -ui, -tentus. woman, mulier, -eris, /. ; f^mina, -ae, /. wood, silva, -ae, /. work, opus, -eris, n. worth, dignitas, -&tis, /. worse, adj.f peior, peius. (544.) worse, adv., peius. (546.) worst, adj., pessimus, -a, -um. (544.) worst, adv., pessime. (546.) would that, utinam, itsed with svbjunct. in tvishes, (512- 515.) wound, vulnus, -eris, n. wound, vulnero, -Ere, -&vl, -fttus. wretched, miser, misera, miserum. (538, 543.) wretchedly, misere. write, scribS, -ere, scrips!, scrip- tus. wrong, iniuria, -ae, /. year, annus, -I, m.; year of our Lord, annus Domini. yesterday, herL yet, tamen. yield, cedo, -ere, cessI, cessQrus; conc6d6; with dot. you, ta, sing.; v6s, pi. (547.) young, tener, -era, -enmi; young man, iuvenis, -is, wi. (544); adulSscSns, -entis, m. younger, minor nfttti; iOnior (544); youngest, minimus n&tQ. (544.) your, yours, tuus, -a, -imi, apply- ing to one person; vester, vestra, vestrum, applying to more than one person (253, c); that of yours, iste, -a, -ud. (550.) youth, see young man. zeal, studium, -I, n. Digitized by VjOOQIC Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX (The numbers refer to sections.) ft or ab with ablative of agent, 110. Ablative absolute, 401-404. expressing condition, 508. Ablative case, 45-47. absolute, 401-404, 508. after a comparative, 322-324. of accompaniment, 195. of agent, 110. of cause, 173. of degree of difference, 332-333. of description, 145. of manner, 131. of means or instnunent, 46. of place where, 47. of place whence, 213. of specification, 160-161. of time, 137. with atar, ete., 313. -ftbus, in dative and ablative of first declension, 52, h. Accent, 18-19. of contracted genitive of nouns in -ma and -iwm, 79. Accompaniment, ablative of, 195. Accusative case, 24. object, 26. of extent, 272. of place to which, 214. subject of infinitive, 303. Acer, declension, 179. comparison, 329. ftcriter, comparison, 350. Active periphrastic conjugation, 478-479, 636-639. Active voice, 108. ad with gerund or genmdive, 473. Adjectives, comparison of — regular comparison, 318-320. adjectives in -er and adjectives in -HSf 329-330. irregular comparison, 339-341. declension of comparative, 321. Adjectives, declension of — first declension, 55. second declension, 69. first and second declension ad- jectives complete, 80; in -er, -{e)ra, -{e)rumt 95. third declension, 178-179, 185. review of adjective declension, 186. irregular adjectives, 264. comparative, declension of, 321. possessive adjectives, 252, 253, c-d. Adjectives, syntax of — agreement, 71-72. modifying an infinitive, 288, c. predicate adjective, 88-89. with dative, 187. with genitive, 440-441. Adverbs — formation of, 348-349. comparison of, 350-351. aestfts, declension, 136. Agent, ablative of, 110. dative of, 482-483. ager, declension, 94. Agreonent — adjectives, 71-72. noun in apposition, 86-87. participle in compound tenses, 129, 6, 301, a. Digitized by VjOOQIC 294 INDEX Agreement — continued, participles, 295, a. predicate adjectives and nouns, 88-89. relative pronouns, 230, 6, 231. verb, 62. agricola, declension, 70. aliquis, 409, &, 555. alius, 264, 541 ; idiomatic uses, 265. Alphabet, 1. alter, 264; idiomatic uses, 265. altior, declension, 321. altos, comparison, 320. animal, declension, 152. Antecedent, 230, a. Antepenult, 10. Apodosis, 496. Appeals, 456. Appoaition, 86-87. audaz, declension, 185. comparison, 320. aude5, semi-deponent, 312. audio, conjugation, 585-591. Base, 23. bellum, declension, 78. bene, comparison, 351. bonus, declension, 80. comparison, 339. caedfe, declension, 152. capiO, conjugation, 244, 578-584. caput, declension,' 136. Cardinal numerals, 271, 542. declension, 271. Case of relative, 231. Cases, see Nominative, Genitive, etc. causA, with gerund or gerundive, 473. Causal clauses, 390, 2, 392. Cause, ablative of, 173. dterior, comparison, 341. civis, ablative of, 152, 6. Clauses, principal and subordinate, 226, d. after verbs of fearing, 433. causal, 390, 2, 392. concessive, 390, 3, 392. Clauses — continued. indirect questions, 365-366. purpose, 358-359. relative clauses of purpose, 393- 394. result, 375-376. substantive, 425-428. Commands, 453, 455. Comparatiye of adjectives — formation, 319, 2. declension of, 321; pliis, 545. followed by ablative, 322-324. meaning, 318, 320, a, 331. Comparatiye of adverbs, formation, 350-351. Comparison, ablative of, 322-324. Comparison of adjectives, 318-320, 329-330, 339-341. regular comparison, 318-320. adjectives in -er, 329. adjectives in -lis, 330. irregular comparison, 339-341. Comparison of adverbs, 350-351. Complementary infinitive, 287. Complex sentences, 226, c-d. Compound sentences, 226, h. Compounds of sum, 416-418, 421. Concessive clauses, 390, 392. Conditions, 496-498, 503-508. real or simple conditions, 497-498. imreal or contrary to fact condi- tions, 503-504. ideal or less vivid conditions, 505-506. Conjugations, distinguished, 166. first, laudd, 557-563. second, moned, 564-570. third, regd, 571-577; capid, 578- 584. fourth, audio, 585-591. deponents, 310-311, 629-635. periphrastic, 478-482, 636-643. irregular verbs, see eo, fid, ferd, • mold, nold, poeaum, prdeum, sum, void. c6nor, 311, 629-635. consilium, genitive in -I, 79. Consonants, pronunciation, 3. consul, declension, 144. comfl, declension, 236, d. Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX 295 cum, conjunction, 390-392. causal clauses, 390, 392. concessive clauses, 390, 392. temporal clauses, 390-391. cum, preposition, — ablative of manner, 131. ablative of accompaniment, 195. with personal and reflexive pro-, nouns, 253, e. Datiye case, 38-40. of agent, 481, b-c, 483. of indirect object, 39-40. of the possessor, 410-411. of service, 385. with adjeclives, 187. with compound verbs, 419-420. with compounds of sum, 418, 3. with intransitive verbs, 238-239. dea, dative and ablative plural, 52, b. Declension, 21 ; see Noims, Adjec- tives, Pronouns. Degree of difference, ablative of, 332-333. Demonstrative pronouns and ad- jectives, see Pronouns; also htc, ille, is, iste, idem, ipse. Deponent verbs, 310-311, 629-635. Descriptive genitive and ablative, 145. deus, declension, 536. die, imperative of died, 454, c. difis, declension, 278, 279. difflcilis, comparison, 330. Diphthongs, pronunciation, 4. quantity, 15. Direct and indirect discourse, 302- 305, 521-523. dissimilis, comparison, 330. difl, comparison, 351. domi, locative, 245, a. domO, expressing place whence, 246, 3. domum, expressing place to which, 246,2. domus, declension, 227, c, 536. gender, 237, a. place constructions, 246. dflc, imperative of duco, 454, c. duo, declension, 541. Duration of time, accusfttive of, 272. dux, declension, 136. E ego, declension, 252. €iu8, contrasted with suus, 253, d. Enclitics, 19. eO, conjugation, 439, 605-611. eOrum, and earum, contrasted with sutLs, 253, d. exercitus, declension, 236. Exhortations, 456-457. Extent of space, accusative of, 272. exterus, comparison of, 340. F fac, imperative of facid, 454, c. facilis, comparison, 330. facid, passive supplied by fid, 462, 6. Fearing, verbs of, followed by sub- junctive, 433. ferft, 462, a, 617-623. fidft, s^mi-deponent, 312. Fifth declension, 278. filia, dative and ablative plural, 52, h. filius, declension, 529; genitive and vocative of, 79. finis, ablative of, 152, 6. fift, 462, 6, 612-616. First conjugation, lavdo, 557-563. First declension, puella, 52, 527. fortis, comparison, 320. Fourth conjugation, audio, 259, 585-591. Fourth declension, 236-237. fruor, with ablative, 313. fungor, with ablative, 313. Future perfect tense, formation of, 115, c, 129, a, 121, a; meaning, 121. first conjugation, active, 121; passive, 125. second conjugation, 172. third conjugation, 207, 244. fourth conjugation, 259. no subjunctive, 364, e. in conditions, 497, a. Digitized by VjOOQIC 296 INDEX Future tense, meaning and distinc- tion, 102; formation, 101, a. first conjugation, active, 101; pas- sive, 109. second conjugation, 167. third conjugation, 207, 244. fourth conjugation, 259. no subjunctive, 364, e. See Infinitives and Participles. G gaudeO, semi-deponent, 312. Gender, 53. general rules, 158. first declension, 54. second declension, 68, 78, 94. third declension, 158. fourth declension, 237. fifth declension, 279. summary of gender rules of the first three declensions, 158. Genitive case, 31-33. of description, 145. of possession, 33 ; contrasted with dative of the possessor, 411. partitive, 342-343. with adjectives, 440-441. Gerund, 468-469, 472-473. Gerundive, 470-473. used with sum to form the pas- sive periphrastic conjugation, 480. gracilis, comparison, 330. Uc, declension, 219; uses, 221. Historical tenses, 367-368. homo, declension, 144. Hortatory subjuncttve, 456-^157. hostis, declension, 152. humi, locative, 245, a. htunilis, comparison, 330. i-consonant, 1, 3. -I in the ablative, noims with, 152, b. i-stem nouns, 150-152. Idem, declension, 551. use, etc., 384. iftns, declension, 540. Ignis, ablative of, 152, h, iUe, declension, 220. uses, 221. -Im, accusative ending, 152, b. Imperative mood, 453-454. Imperfect tense, meaning and dis- tinction, 102; formation, 101, a. first conjugation, active, 101 ; pas- sive, 109. second conjugation, 167, third conjugation, 207, 244. fourth conjugation, 259. subjunctive, 357, 6; in purpose clauses, 358, b; with cum temporal, 391 ; in conditions, 503-504; in wishes, 514. sequence of tenses, 367-368. in, with accusative and ablative, 214, b. Indefinite pronouns and adjectives, 409; see also quldam,, aliquis, quiaque, quiaquam. Indirect discourse, simple state- ments in, 302-305; complex statements in, 521-523. Indirect object, 39-40. Indirect questions, 365-366. Infinitives — complementary, 287. formation, 301. in indirect discourse, 302-305. substantive, 288. take subject accusative, 303. tenses in indirect discoiu'se, 365. Inferus, comparison, 340. ingfins, declension, 185, 539. Instrumental ablative, 46. interior, comparison, 341. Interrogative pronoun and adjective, 200-201. Intransitive verbs with dative, 238- 239. -16, verbs in -id of the third conjuga- tion, 244, 578-584. ipse, declension, 550. uses, 382. Irregular adjectives, 264. Digitized by VjOOQIC INDBZ 297 Irregular comparison of adjectives, 339-341. of adverbs, 351. Irregular verbs, see eo, ferOf fid, maid, nclo, possum, prosum, sum, void. is, declension and use, 193-104. iste, declension, 550. use, 383. iter, declension, 536. -ium, genitive of nbuns in, 79. -ius, genitive of nouns in, 79. vocative, 79. -ius, genitive of adjectives, 264. iuvenis, comparison, 339. laetS, comparison, 350. laud&ns, declension, 540. laudd, conjugation, 557-563. liquid stems, 144. Locatiye case, 245-247. locus, declension, 536. M mAgnus, comparison, 339. male, comparison, 351. mA16, conjugation, 448, 624r-628. malus, comparison, 339. Manner, ablative of, 131. manus, gender, 237, a. Means or instrument, ablative of, 46. meus, 252, 253, c. mUes, declension, 136. mllle, declension and use, 271, b. miser, declension, 95, 538. comparison, 329. mone5, conjugation, 564-570. m6us, declension, 152. multum, comparison, 351. multus, comparison. 339. N nAvis, ablative of, 152, b, -ne, enclitic, 19, 63. ne, thcU not, that. after verbs of fearing with sub- jimctive, 433. n§ — continued, introducing negative purpose clauses, 359. introducing negative substantive clauses, 427. not used in prohibitions, 455. with wishes, 512. with hortatory subjunctive, 456. ntai6, declension, 556. neuter, declension, 264. ndbilis, comparison, 330, b. n51I, and nolite, used in prohibitions, 455. n515, conjugation, 448, 624-628; see ndll. Nominative case, 24. of pronouns used only when em- phatic, 253, a. predicate noims and adjectives, 88-89. subject, 25. ndnne, use, 202. n6s, declension, 252. noster, declension and use, 252, 253, c. Nouns — declension I, 23, 24, 31, 38, 45, 52, 527. declension II, 68, 78, 79, 94, 528-529. declension III, 136, 143, 144, 150- 152, 530-533. declension IV, 236, 534. declension V, 278, 535. gender, 54, 68, 70, 78, 94, 158, 237, 279. irregular declensions, 536. predicate nouns, 88, a. review of declensions, 280. nullus, declension, 264. num, in questions, 202. Number, singular and plural, 23. Numerals, table of, 542. cardinal, 270-271. declension, 271, flk-fc, 277, a. ordinal, 277. Object, direct, 26. indirect, 39-40. with intransitive verbs, 238-239. Digitized by VjOOQIC 298 INDEX ornnis, declension, 179. Order of words, 103. Ordinals, table of, 542. declension, 277. pir, declension, 539. Participles, 293-295, 400-404. agreement, 295, a; in compound forms of verb, 129, 6, 301, a. declension, 293, a; laudana and tens, 540. deponent verbs, 310. equivalent to clauses, 295, c; ex- pressing condition, 508 ; forma- tion, 294. future participle with sum to form the active periphrastic conjugation, 478; to form future infinitive, 301. in ablative absolute, 401-404. meanings, 293. no present participle of «um, 404. perfect passive participle, with sum to form passive voice, 129, a, 301. tenses, 293, 295, h, 403, h. time expressed by, 295, 6, 403, 6. Partitiye genitive, 342-343. parvus, comparison, 339. Passive voice, 108. formation, 109, a-b ; of compound tenses, 129, a, 301. agent with passive verb, 110. periphrastic conjugation, 480- 482, 640-643. pater, declension, 144. patior, conjugation, 311. Penult, 10; when accented, 18, 6. Perfect tense, formation, 115, c, 121, a, 129, a; meaning, 122; endings, 115, 6, 121. first conjugation, active, 121; passive, 129. second conjugation, 172, a. third conjugation, 207, 244. fourth conjugation, 259. subjimctive, formation, 364, c; conjugation, 374. Perfect tense— con/int/ecf. sequence of tenses, 367-368. See Infinitives and Participles. Periphrastic conjugations, 478-482, 636-643. Personal endings, 61, 109. perfect, 115. Personal pronouns, 252, 253. p6s, declension, 143. Place where, 47; with names of towns, etc., *246-247. to which, 214; with names of towns, etc., 246-247. from which, 213; with names of towns, etc., 246-247. Pluperfect tense, formation, 115, c, 121, a, 129, a; meaning, 122. first conjugation, active, 121 ; passive, 129. second conjugation, 172. third conjugation, 207, 244. fourth conjugation, 259. subjimctive, formation, 364, c; conjugation, 374; with cum temporal, 390-391. sequence of tenses, 367-368. in conditions, 503-504 ; in wishes, 515. plfls, declension, 545. portus, 236, h. Position of verb, 61, d, 63, 103. Positive degree, 318-319, 1. Possession, genitive of, 32-33. Possessive adjectives, 252, 253, c-d. Possessor, dative of the, 410-411. possum, conjugation, 285, 597-599. posterns, comparison, 340. potior, conjugation, 311, 629-635; with ablative, 313. Predicate nouns and adjectives, 88- 89. Present tense, meaning and dis- tinction, 102. first conjugation, active, 61, a; passive, 109. second conjugation, 167. third conjugation, 207, 244. fourth conjugation, 259. subjimctive, 357, a; in purpose clauses, 358, &. Digitized by VjOOQIC INDEX 299 Present tense — eorUintted. sequence of tenses, 367-368. See Infinitives, Participles, Inu perative mood, in conditions, 506; in wishes, 513. Primary tenses, 367-368. princeps, declension, 143. Principal and subordinate clauses, 226, d. Principal parts, 123 ; of deponents,311. Principal tenses, 367, 368. prior, comparison, 341. Prohibitions, 455. Pronouns, 547-556. demonstrative, definition, 193; declension, 548-551; see htc, iUe, istCf 18, Idem, ipse. indefinite, 409, 555; see aliquts, quidam, quisque, quisquam. interrogative, 200-201, 553-554; see guts, personal, 252-253, 547; see per- sonal pronouns, ego, tu, sut. possessive, see Possessive adjec- tives, reflexive, 252, 253, 6, 547; see suu relative, 227-231, 552; see qui. Pronunciation, 1-5. Proper names in -itta, genitive and vocative of, 79. propior, comparison, 341. pr6sum, conjugation, 416, 600-604. Protasis, 496. puella, declension, 52, 527 puer, declension, 94, 529. pulcher, declension, 95; comparison, 329. Purpose, expressed by — ad with accusative of gerund or gerundive, 473. causa following genitive of gerund or gerundive, 473. dative of service, 385. not expressed by infinitive, 358. relative clause, 393-394. summary of purpose construc- tions, 491. supine in -um, 489. ut or ni with subjunctive, 358- 369. qtiam with comparative, 322-324. Quantity, 11-16. -que, enclitic, 19, 208. Questions, direct, 63, 202. indirect, 365, 366. qui, relative, 227-231, 552. interrogative adjective, 201. quidam, 409, a, 555. quis, 200, 553. quisquam, 409, d. quisque, 409, c R Reflexive pronouns, 252, 253, b, regO, 207, 571-577. Relative clauses of purpose, 393-394. Relative pronouns, 228-231, 552. rfts, declension, 278. Restdt clauses, 375-^76. Review of — adjective declension, 186. comparison of adjectives and adverbs, 352. conditions, 507. first conjugation indicative, 130. declensions I-III of nouns, 158- 159. declensions I-V of nouns, 280. indirect discourse, 520. irregular verbs, 463. place constructions, 213-214, 246, 442. purpose constructions, 491. subjunctive mood and its uses in subordinate clauses, 434. subjimctive mood and its uses, 516 rflri, locative, 245, a. rfls, place constructions, 246. S saepe, comparison, 351. si, see sui. Second conjugation, moned, 564-570. Second declension — nouns in -i^s, 68. nouns in -um, 78, nouns in -ius and -twm, 79* nouns in -er and -^r, 94. Digitized by VjOOQIC 800 INDEX Secondary tensesy 367-368. Semi-deponents, 312. senez, declension, 536. comparison, 339. Sentences — simple, 226, a. compound, 226, b, complex, 226, c. Sequence of tenses, 367-368. Service, dative of, 385. senrus, declension, 68. similis, comparison, 330, Simple sentences, 226, a. in indirect discourse, 302-304. sole5, semi-deponent, 312. sOlus, declension, 264. Specification, ablative of, 160-161. Subject — of a verb, 24, 26. of an infinitive, 303, 304, a. not expressed, 61, b-c, 253, a. verb agreement, 62. Subjunctive mood, 357; see Con- jugations. after verbs of fearing, 433. appeals and commands, 456-457. conditions, 503-506. cum clauses, 390-392. formation of imperfect, 357, b; of perfect, 364, c; of pluper- fect, 364, d. hortatory, 456-457. indirect discourse, subordinate clauses in, 521-522. indirect questions, 365-366. purpose, 358-359, 393-394. relative clauses of purpose, 393- 394. result, 375-376. review of the subjunctive and its uses in subordinate clauses, 434. review of the subjimctive and its uses, 516. sequence of tenses in, 367-368. substantive clauses, 426-429. wishes, 512-515. Substantive clauses, 425-429. Substantive infinitive, 288. sul, declension, 252. use, 253, 6, 382. sum, conjugation, 592-^96. compoimds, 416-418, 421. SuperUtive, 318, 319, 3. declension, 321. adjectives in -er, 329. adjectives in -lie, 330. of adverbs, 350-351. superus, comparison, 340. Supines, 488-490. suus, 252, 253, p-ii Syllables, 6-10. Synopsis, 130, b. Temporal clauses, 390-391. tempus, declension, 144. Tenses, see Present, Imperfect, etc. distinction, 102, 122. of infinitive in indirect discourse, 305. of participles, 293, 295, 6, 403, b. principal and historical, 367-368. sequence of, 367-368. Third conjugation, rego, 207, 571- 577; capio, 244, 578-584. Third declension — mute stem nouns, 136, 143. liquid stem nouns, 144. i-stem noims, 150-152. gender, 158, c. adjectives, 178-179, 185. Time when and within which, 137. duration, 272. t5tus, declension, 264. Towns, constructions with names of, 245-247. trSs, declension, 541. tribus, 236, b. tfi, declension, 252. tuus, 252, 253, c. U -fi, in dative of fourth declension, 236, a. -ubus, in dative plural of fourth declension, 236, b. Alius, declension, 264; use, 409, d, ulterior, comparison, 341. ultima, 10. Digitized by VjOOQIC IND£X 301 (kitus, 264. declension, 541. ut, used in — purpose clauses, 358, a, 359. result clauses, 375-376. substantive clauses, 426-429. clauses after verbs of fearing, 433. uter, declension and use, 264. uterque, declension and use, 264. utinam, used in wishes, 512. Ator, conjugation, 311, 629-635. with ablative, 313. Verbs, see Conjugations, agreement, 62. .deponent, see Deponent verbs, intransitive verbs with dative, 238-239. irregular, see Irregular verbs. Verbs — continued, principal parts of, 123, 311. with ablative, 313. vereor, conjugation, 311, 629-635. yfiscor, with ablative, 313. vester, declension and use, 252-253, c. vetus, comparison, 339. yir, declension, 94. virtils, declension, 143. vis, declension, 536. Vocative case, 73. of proper names and /Uum, 79. 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