Grammar of the Latin Language, Volume 2: From Plautus to Suetonius

Cover......Page 1
Frontmatter......Page 6
Contents......Page 10
Remarks on method observed......Page 22
Of the analysis of the sentence......Page 27
Of the predicative dative......Page 29
Of the ablative......Page 61
Of the so-called genitive (locative) of value......Page 62
Of the gerund and gerundive......Page 66
Of the subjunctive mood generally......Page 102
Of the expressions dicat aliquls, dixerit aliquis......Page 106
Advice to students of grammar......Page 112
Acknowledgment of obligations......Page 113
Miscellaneous remarks......Page 114
Addenda et Corrigenda......Page 116
BOOK IV - SYNTAX......Page 118
Chap. I - Classification of words......Page 120
i. Elements of a sentence......Page 122
ii. Of attributes......Page 124
iii. Of predicates......Page 125
iv Of the use of oblique cases and adverbs......Page 126
vi. Of fragmentary or interjectional expressions......Page 128
Coordinate sentences......Page 129
Subordinate sentences......Page 130
i. Order of words in a prose sentence......Page 133
ii. Position of subordinate sentences......Page 139
(A) General usage......Page 140
(B) Use of the Participles......Page 146
Chap. VI - Use of Cases......Page 149
(B) Person (or thing) spoken to......Page 150
(A) Compass or measure......Page 151
(B) Place towards which......Page 161
(C) Direct object......Page 165
(A) Indirect object......Page 171
(B) Predicative......Page 181
(B) Instrument (Ablative)......Page 185
(C) Place whence (Ablative)......Page 225
(A) Dependent on nouns or as secondary predicate......Page 233
(B) Dependent on verbs (and some adjectives)......Page 249
Chap. XII - Use of Infinitive......Page 255
(A) Ordinary usages......Page 256
(B) As primary predicate to a subject in nominative case......Page 263
(C) As genitive, ablative, or adverbial accusative......Page 264
(B) as oblique predicate......Page 265
(C) in special usages......Page 267
Chap. XIV - Use of Verbal Nouns, especially the Gerund and Gerundive. General account......Page 269
(A) Verbal nouns in oblique cases......Page 271
(B) Verbal nouns in nominative and (in oblique language) the accusative......Page 281
(C) Further uses of gerundive and passive participle......Page 283
Inflexions of voice......Page 288
Construction of passive verbs......Page 291
i. Subject and predicate contained in verb......Page 294
ii. Subject expressed by a separate word......Page 297
iii. Omission of verbal predicate......Page 299
(A) Tenses of Indicative......Page 302
(B) Tenses of Imperative......Page 318
i. Of the mood......Page 319
ii. Of the tenses......Page 322
(A) Hypothetical......Page 325
(B) Conditional......Page 326
(C) Optative, Jussive, Concessive......Page 329
(D) Final......Page 330
(E) Consecutive......Page 331
(F) Expressing attendant circumstances......Page 332
(G) Expressing reported definitions, reasons, conditions, questions......Page 333
(H) Because dependent on subjunctive or infinitive......Page 334
(A) Hypothetical subjunctive......Page 335
(B) Conditional subjunctive......Page 351
Chap. XXI - Use of Subjunctive mood to express desire......Page 369
(C) Optative and jussive subjunctive......Page 371
(D) Final Subjunctive......Page 387
(E) Consecutive Subjunctive......Page 409
(F) Subjunctive of attendant circumstances......Page 425
(G) Subjunctive of reported statements......Page 439
(H) Subjunctive because dependent......Page 455
Use of moods, tenses, persons......Page 459
Tabular statement of same......Page 461
Examples......Page 462
SUPPLEMENT TO SYNTAX......Page 466
INDEX......Page 612