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1926, The Catholic Education Press
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1921, The Catholic Education Press
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Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Alphabet. — Sounds. — Roman Method of Pronunciation. — Syllables. — Quantity. — Accent. — Inflections. — Gender. — Italian
Part I.— INFLECTIONS
Lesson
1. First Declension 19
2. First Declension (continued). — Present Indicative Active of a Verb of the First Conjugation. — Rules of Syntax 20
3. Second Declension 22
4. Second Declension (continued) 24
5. Second Declension (continued). — Present Indicative of the Verb sum. — Rules of Syntax 25
6. Adjectives of the First and Second Declension. — Rules of Syntax. 27
7. Adjectives of the First and Second Declension (continued) 28
8. Third Declension. — Mute Stems 30
9. Third Declension (continued). — Liquid Stems. — Rule of Syntax. 32
10. Third Declension (continued). — Liquid Stems. — Rules of Syntax. — Nasal Stems 34
11. Third Declension (continued). — I-Stems. — Rules of Syntax 37
12. Third Declension (continued). — Mixed Stems 39
13. Gender in the Third Declension. — Rules of Syntax 40
14. Fourth Declension 41
15. Fifth Declension 43
16. Nine Irregular Adjectives 44
17. Adjectives of the Third Declension 46
18. Adjectives of the Third Declension (continued) 48
19. Comparison of Adjectives. — Rule of Syntax 52
20. Comparison of Adjectives 53
21. Formation and Comparison of Adverbs 55
22. Numerals 57
23. Numerals (continued) 58
24. Declension of Numeral Adjectives 59
25. Personal Pronouns. 61
26. Reflexive and Possessive Pronouns 62
27. Demonstrative Pronouns 64
28. Demonstrative Pronouns (continued) 65
29. The Intensive Pronoun. — Relative and Interrogative Pronouns. — Rules of Syntax 66
30. Indefinite Pronouns 69
31. Conjugation. — The Four Conjugations. — The Principal Parts of a Verb. — Conjugation of sum 70
32. Conjugation of sum (continued) 73
33. Indicative Active of amd 75
34. Subjunctive Active of amd 77
35. Active of amd (continued) 79
36. Indicative Passive of amd 80
37. Passive Voice of amd (continued). — Rule of Syntax 82
38. Indicative Active of moned 84
39. Active Voice of moned (continued) 86
40. Indicative Passive of moned 88
41. Passive Voice of moned (continued) 90
42. Active Voice of regd 92
43. Passive Voice of regd 94
44. Passive Voice of regd (continued) 96
45. Active Voice of audio 98
46. Passive Voice of audio 100
47. Verbs in -id of the Third Conjugation 103
48. Verbs in -id of the Third Conjugation (continued) 105
49. Deponent Verbs 107
50. Periphrastic Conjugations.— Rule of Syntax 110
51. Irregular Verbs : possum Ill
52. Irregular Verbs (continued): do 113
53. Irregular Verbs (continued) : ferd 115
54. Irregular Verbs (continued): void, nolo, maid 118
55. Irregular Verbs (continued) : fid 119
56. Irregular Verbs (continued) : ed. — Interrogative Sentences 121
57. Defective Verbs 123
58 . Impersonal Verbs 125
Part II. — SYNTAX
59. The Nominative and Vocative Cases 129
60. The Genitive Case 131
61. The Genitive Case (continued) 133
62. The Dative Case 135
63. The Dative Case (continued) 136
64. The Accusative Case 138
65. The Accusative Case (continued) 139
66. The Ablative Case 141
67. The Ablative Case (continued) 143
68. The Ablative Case (continued) 145
69. The Ablative Case (continued) 147
70. Syntax of Adjectives 149
71. Syntax of Pronouns 151
72. The Subjunctive Mood in Independent Sentences. — Hortatory Subjunctive. — Deli berati ve Subjunctive 152
73. The Subjunctive Mood in Independent Sentences (continued). — Optative Subjunctive. — Potential Subjunctive 154
74. Commands. — Affirmative. — Negative 155
75. Tenses of the Subjunctive in Subordinate Clauses. — Sequence of Tenses 156
76. Clauses of Purpose. — Relative Clauses of Characteristic. — Causal Clauses 158
77. Clauses of Result. — Concessive Clauses 160
78. Temporal Clauses 162
79. Temporal Clauses (continued) 163
80. Substantive Clauses 165
81. Substantive Clauses (continued) 166
82. Indirect Questions 168
83. Conditional Sentences 169
84. Indirect Discourse. — Subjunctive in Indirect Discourse 171
85. The Infinitive. 173
86. Participles 174
87. Gerund and Gerundive. — Principal Rules of Syntax 176
Part III. — LATIN FOR TRANSLATION
Latin Prayers: The Sign of the Cross. — The Lord's Prayer. — The Angelical Salutation. — The Apostles' Creed.— Gloria Patrl. — The Confiteor. — Salve Reglna. — Memorare. — Oremus 187
Latin Hymns: Tantum Ergo. — De Natlvitate Domini. — De Resurrectione Domini. — In PassiOne Domini. — De Cruce Domini. — De Novissimo Iudicio 188
Selections from Nepos: Hannibal. — His greatness as a general, and his hatred of Romans. — Hannibal's vow. — Hannibal's campaign in Spain, and his march over the Alps.— The victories in Italy. — He outwits Fabius and defeats the Roman generals. — Hannibal, after retiring from Italy, is defeated by Scipio at Lama. — Hannibal at home. His flight to Antiochus. — He arouses Antiochus to war against the Romans. — He goes to Crete, and there saves his money by a trick. — Hannibal goes to Prusias. His bit of stratagem. — By his strategy he defeats Eumenes. — His death by poison. — His historians and his own writings 192
Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars, Book III, selections: Caesar sends Galba against the Nantuates, Veragri, and Seduni. Galba establishes winter quarters at Octodurus. — Mountain tribes revolt and occupy the neighboring heights. — The Romans meet in council and determine to defend their position. — The Romans are attacked by a larger force. — After fighting for six hours, Galba decides upon a sally. — The Gauls are completely routed. — Galba goes into winter quarters 205
General Latin-English Vocabulary 211
English-Latin Vocabulary 246

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