Latin for Local History: An Introduction, 2nd Edition

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Dedication
Chapter 1 Introduction; do, terra
Chapter 2 Cases; dominus, filius, filia
Chapter 3 Second-declension neuters pratum, messuagium; gender
Chapter 4 Adjectives: declension and agreement; predictus; dedi
Chapter 5 Hic; past perfect; confirmo
Chapter 6 Second declension, cont., magister; noster; prepositions (in, etc.)
Chapter 7 Pronouns; ullus, alter, is, etc.
Chapter 8 Meus, suus, eius
Chapter 9 Qui, que, quod; second conjugation; habeo
Chapter 10 Third-declension nouns and adjectives
Chapter 11 Fourth and fifth declensions
Chapter 12 Participles, past and future, formation; use of future participle
Chapter 13 Future tense; ego
Chapter 14 Past (perfect) and future perfect
Chapter 15 Present and past participles; ablative absolute
Chapter 16 Comparison of adjectives and adverbs; verb 'to be'; court rolls
Chapter 17 Passive verbs; deponents; semi-deponents
Chapter 18 Infinitives; accusative and infinitive construction
Chapter 19 The subjunctive; formation and uses (1)
Chapter 20 Uses of the subjunctive (2)
Chapter 21 The gerund: formation and uses; the gerundive: formation and uses (1) and (2)
Chapter 22 Miscellaneous items
	Formulary
		Extract from Domesday Book
		Gifts
		Bond, power of attorney, fine
		Quitclaim
		Probate copy of a will
		Typical Manor Court proceedings
		Typical Borough Court proceedings
		Accounts
		Items from a Chapter Act Book
		Items from Bishops' Registers
		Leases
		Writs
		Inquisitions
		Entries from an Archdeacon's Court Act Book
		Extracts from Justices of the Peace Sessions Rolls
	Introduction to Latin palaeography
		Facsimile of Latin deed; partial transcript
		Notes on facsimile; full transcript
		Translation of deed
		Typical 14th-century small letters
		Typical 14th-century capital letters
		Common Abbreviation Signs
		Commonly abbreviated words and phrases
	Declensions of some Christian names
	Preface to Word list
	How to determine declensions
	Word list
	Appendix to the Formulary: an Inspeximus