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LATIN
Andrew Keller
Colgate University
Stephanie Russell
Collegiate School
Yale University Press Now Ilaven & Landon
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Powe 27
Daye 49
Pape 196, 49
Page 207
Page 223, 223
Page 242,
Page 202
age 397, "41
Pago 382, 817
age 406
Boge 448, #5
Page 465
ogy 523
Page 538
Retcarve pga from Derivatives and Cognit it,
Add pngud wo Derivatives and Cnguates Vist, Devivatsves
te "pagrus and ics cognate ie "ppg."
Chauge nvaning provided for dew 1 “Lung hom
Inthe gloss tur Frans add
yey) afer Ege
Ta the alibution, change "Cicero" le Cacsst" snd italicize
the litle oF the work,
‘Change ploss cute “caelests,enelestis, nm" 0 caelestis,
cnet,
ns coample heginning haec enim est, deitaheize
stabilis, ae e:aage the tans to ead "no must 0€
‘constant good”
Add amac-on thee of nations,
amove macron liem wesc, “Add a ein snd thee
dos, aller nose
4p che atubntion, ata comes alicr Suxoual
‘Change mueznings given for pravolrus, a, ui tb "very
amnuus, excellent, austancing."
{a line 20,244 a mscioa to the fest ae ot vaplat, Also
ada 3 macean to “ho fist a- of ve tee priveipal pars
vapalo, vipnlsee, vapulis,
Jn Tine 2, remave the en fram the end of the sentence
‘and ip the same Ime place» colon afer ers,
Inlias 7 of reading, remove mgerun fom the—u- of
sonal.
4a the gloss fr pavor, pavbrts, emtove "pl."
Adi "proceed tg tho mcanings given for gradior.
apse 208 Ya Ua
Theteot rene be eyed. nals ange incadirg erates msm fr tt
Ihe pe, aktutat hs pwetinfnts trae
ogame | med et
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CONTENTS
Prfiee ax
Ackrsmndgenens ade
Destripting 39d Drool Fears» Read
slo Albeeviations asi
(otuction,
“Toe fai Langage
avucclien ol ChechalLatin >
Language Study: Vocabulary, Morphology. ané Syntax 9
CHAPTAR L
Voeahalany 1
VoewlugrNoxe 12
Preporeons DL
Derwatves inn Cognatey
§2- The tain Nas ard lis broporics: G
‘Womiaatve Cave 15
mene, Subj 13
PadeateNomiraive 15
Gant Case 8
‘Genie Povseaion 16
‘Batrent Retrence 15
area Todi One 18
Accenntve ate 17
‘routs Stat Se
Abie tare 17
‘Silico Aeampansnen 1
ndex, Naor ber, Case
Alder wf Mae 18
voenbe care 18
fhe Wie Devlenasons 18
Findingsie Sera 19
{3 New Monphiolgy: Tiest Declension 19
{. nou Morphelogy: Second Declension 24
CHAPTER II
Vocabulay 24
‘Vaal Nous 25
Pring Pars 25
{5 The Tinie Latin Verb and fte Properties: Person. Nuzaber. Tense,
Voie, Mood 28
{6. The Tatin Tenses of the Tndiative Maod: Ovewsiew 29
$9. The Vocabulayy Entry fo. a Vert: Principal Parts 30
{8'The Rone Conjugations 31
indi the Presents 30
{9. Prosemt, Imperfect, and Phrarc Active ldicatve uf First and Second
Conjusalions 32
Pettnt fave atdhaine Rustad Seon Cosjaplion $2
Ingest Sete adit of Ft and Sore Congo: 13
Fulice dene Lada of Het ad Seanad Conjugal 4
410. Present, Imperfect. and Purare Active Indicate of Ue Lrcegulae Verbs
stim and possi 34
Pst Active ‘nice fates 20d pana 38
Innperet det adieatve omen and pm 35
Ful Arne Indie suorand oun
TheTae Seaningaal ee Verh we 3
$10. Distinguishing Transitive and Intzansitive Verbs 37
912. Complementary Infinitive 37
313. Object Infinitive 38
ls. Dative of the Possescar 38
Lspressins uf Peron 2oysred 79
15. troduction to the Lalin Sentence and Prose Word Order 39
Caudle for Heudirg snd rarslsig ats Sennces 12
Shor Teadings 43
16. Names in Latial 4
GUAPTER LL
Vocabu‘any <7
‘yaciley Nets 18
acts 8
417. FirgSecamd-Deckensiim Adiestives 50
$48. NounAdjective Agreemen: 51
$09, Substontce Use ofthe Adiecrine 52
£20. Predicate Adjective 52
{24 Tntzoducton to the Passive Voice 53
$72, Boosent, Iuperfert, and buumzee Laasive Indicative of Fnst and Second
‘Confugations 33
Sane Pr Han 9
rcs: Paz lieve f First ad Socond Coujugatons 5+
‘frp, Caaie Inca ef Fitri Second Geter 99
[tire Pasive sisi cf neem Seorné Couiogirns 36
24 Synopsis I Peeseat Auive and Passive Indiat'ee: 56
24, Ablatice of Personal Agent 37
B25. The Uses oC vides in the Passive Voien 38
4126, AUlatie of Manner 58
£2. Subject Infinitive 58
$24 Appasition 59
£29, Ihe tnegelar Verb eo 60
Short Reangs 6
CHAPTER IV
Vocabuiary 02
‘oral Heke ©
450, Present, Impeufoct, and tanec Actxe and Passive Indicarive af Thled,
Third -etuxe, and Fourth Conjugalions | 65
Preset tv fd ate vlatve Tie, Tee cere, an Fh
Cont ugations 83
Imagerie dv nl aot: Lvlastve Tee, Tried atem we Foes
Cimupatioss 56
etre Aiea Pin Ind gane af Hid This, and at
onjapliens OP
JAI. Presens Pascive Inlinicve of Al Veal 6%
392. Prose, Active end Passive Imperative of All Verbs 69
13. Symes LI: Present Accine and Passive Indesit, tfinative,
and binperacive 70
§34. Pacive Geritive 7
135, Subjective Genitive 71
FAN. Objective Genitive 77
187. Peescnal Pronemes 23
PIA, Posnetiow Adjec vee
s9. Abdative of Respect 76
Short Readings #7
Longer Readings 78
CHAPTER V
vocabutay 79
VoralaleryRors A
Tocpoucd Vas,
HO, The Pevfec: Active System
Ting he erect tte Sten 63
11. Perfect, Puperfec., ce Pature Perfect Acc Indicative
OTA: Verb 83
Tesla Aulve latices All verte 8
Phiprefe iti Tete of al Vere
Fulues Peles Act Indice ofA Woche 9S
5, assaults, ad Veo Wekesng 69
{42, Smopsis Il: Present Indicative System, Porfect Active Indicative
Systera, rBiilve, aad Imnperalve 86
Ihe leregular ‘Thira-Conjugation Verh iro 8
Reflexive Pronouns $7
Reflesive-Prssesve Adjectives 9
The In esive Adjective ise, ipsa, iptant 89
Adverbs 90
Subvudinute Clauses 191
$49. Cuuulitional Senences 98
Single Canora Sentences 8
unre Mace Vis Condions. Sentences 4
Shem Headings 96
Lange: Reading 99
CHAPTER VI
Voratalary 100
‘aeahaey Rater 161
Shine Verfect Passive Spsems 104
$51. Pesfect, Phuveriect, and Fonte Pere Passe Indicative
oF All Verks 103
Penict Pane Secnve of Sera 03
Mises Peso Inca of AL Vern 201
Fasine Per Pate bate ofa Verb 10M
Thee ision af anti: Compound Veb Foren 15
AS om ie Pernt Ps Haljpl 105
12. Smopsly IV: Indicative, Infinitive, ane. laupesative 106
353, Nowa Morpha‘ogy: Thié Declensior, 107
ase asdingsal thes! Deslesian 105
Give desing thn sid Deleon Stora 108
The ExepularTairt-Docataion Noun ve 19
$54. ablative of Sepration 11
$55. ablative of Cause 110
136, Ablotive of Place For Whit TL
37. Ab atiec ol Plaue Where aul the |arative Case 117
Rbbitier of ace Ware TEL
88, Accusat've of Pace Ta Wich 112
9. Impersonal Pasive 112
Short Realings 3
Langer Readings 115
$00. Names im Lain 1118
CHAPTER VIL
Vocesulary 120
‘ocr: Sater
$61. Introduction tothe Suhjunctive 175
fo2. Present Active ond Passive Subjunctive of All Verh 125
63. tmpeetect Activcand Pastive Subjunetive of all Veros 12
Jo4, Perfect and Phupecfect Active Subjunclise [Ad Verke 128
Veta Aion Sabet of ll ah 17H
imsetion Acive Subjunatis of A] vaste Tat
$63. Yerfect and Plupertecr Passive Subjuntive of all Verbs 12%
Peet Basins Slducelincof all Vara
Vingrint Oasive Surat All eohs 138
$66. Synopsis V.Indicalive. Subjunclive, taGnilive. snd Imperative 130
$07. Thee Independent Uses ofthe Subjonctive I
Healeny unt Suguseioe 138
Neate cermeande BL
lenin ubjonalne 191
pine Sire 12
$08. Conditional Seatenwes TT 183
lore ese Wield Candivoral Sentences 186
Contaryto-Fae Candin Sepiances 134
Need Condetanal enone 15
$69. Dative uf Purpose and the Doulbie Dative Conctruction 136
4/0. Dative af Advaninge, Dane of Disademnnige 136
Slwst Readinys 137
Tonger Readings. 141
171.Groctinge and Interjcctions in Latin 143
a
Vielery tet
CHAPTER VIII
Vocabulary 145
‘Vecantiny Noles 127
Deporentand Serideamew eae 14?
§72, Noun Morplaloyy: Fourth Deciension 149
73. Noun Murphology: Fifth Declension 150
$74. Thusd Beclension Adjectives 131
WPS, Adverbs M142
76, Demonsteative Adjectives/Pronoune: hie, ise smd lle 154
Special Uses of the Dennsentive Seti Beers TS
Deponat Verbs 155
Scanideponent Verbs 147
Accusative of Duration of Tine 158
ARative of Time Wher 159
Ablative of Time Within Which 133)
Short Readings: 160
Longer Readings 165
§82. About Meer 176
Tnzedectisn > Quaatiatve Meter 178
SeeslieHeteaeer sid Hey Cage 125
“sion Censven, Pheer ond tae 177
ws sd Accen173
‘ener Gnidics for Reading arn Poem 130
CHAPTER 1X
(83. Parpoae Chuuses a2 she Sequence of Tenses 185
Surumanyofthe Race ctScqrance et wages 132
{8% Trdinoet Cknmmnands 198
E
83. The Relative Prorioun gut quae. quad and the Relative Chase 149
{botes Reese sid Stet Roeser Clea 191
286, Special Fea:uacs af he Relative Prucoun 11
The Indefinite or Gere Anteceéent 91
Cann Relate 192
Pesccrteat of te Antrerdec fa and Afer the Relive Caes 199
187. The Paterrugative Procanun ly, gud 198
$88, The lalertogative Adjective ga quae, sod 194
1B. Wine Trogpler Adjerives: 191
