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Grammatica

J. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough, New Latin Grammar (1903). Read it as a course from the first section, or open the chapter you need.

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I Words and Forms

  1. The Alphabet§1–5
  2. Orthography§6–19
  3. The Parts of Speech§20
  4. Inflection§21–28
  5. Gender§29–34
  6. Number and Case§35
  7. Declension of Nouns§36–39
  8. FIRST DECLENSION (ā-STEMS)§40–44
  9. SECOND DECLENSION (o-STEMS)§45–52
  10. THIRD DECLENSION (CONSONANT AND i-STEMS)§53–87
  11. Fourth Declension§88–94
  12. FIFTH DECLENSION (ē-STEMS)§95–98
  13. Defective Nouns§99–103
  14. Variable Nouns§104–107
  15. Names of Persons§108
  16. Adjectives§109
  17. FIRST AND SECOND DECLENSIONS (ā- AND o-STEMS)§110–113
  18. THIRD DECLENSION (CONSONANT AND i-STEMS)§114–122
  19. Comparison of Adjectives§123–131
  20. Numerals§132–139
  21. Pronouns§140–152
  22. Verbs: Conjugation of the Verb§153–155
  23. Signification of the Forms of the Verb§156–162
  24. Personal Endings§163
  25. Forms of the Verb§164–170
  26. The Four Conjugations§171–178
  27. Forms of Conjugation§179–212
  28. Particles§213–221
  29. Conjunctions§222–226
  30. Formation of Words§227–263
  31. Compound Words§264–267

II Syntax

  1. Introductory Note§268
  2. The Sentence§269–284
  3. Agreement of Adjectives§285–293
  4. Pronouns§294–315
  5. Verbs§316–319
  6. Particles§320–322
  7. Conjunctions§323–329
  8. Questions§330–337
  9. Construction of Cases§338–435
  10. Syntax of the Verb§436–559
  11. Substantive Clauses§560–576
  12. Indirect Discourse§577–593
  13. Important Rules of Syntax§594
  14. Order of Words§595–601

III Prosody

  1. Quantity§602–606
  2. Rhythm§607–611
  3. Versification§612
  4. Forms of Verse§613–629
  5. Miscellaneous§630–638
  6. Glossary: of Terms Used in Grammar, Rhetoric, and Prosody§639–642