Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar,9781585100422

Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar

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Edition: 1st
ISBN13: 9781585100422
ISBN10: 1585100420
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2001-01-01
Publisher(s): Focus Publishing/R. Pullins Co.
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Summary

Based on the 1903 edition, this attractive, newly typeset reprint of the classic work in Latin Grammar has some updating of the material on meter. The key system widely used to reference grammar in numerous Latin texts has been retained. Available also in paperback.

Author Biography

Anne Mahoney teaches at Tufts University. Her Ph.D. is from Boston University. She oversaw the reissue and updating of Allen and Greenough and updated the metrical material in that key reference work and is the Focus advisor on Classical Languages.

Table of Contents

PART I---WORDS AND FORMS
Letters and Sounds
1(10)
Alphabet; Classification of Sounds
1(2)
Orthography, Syllables, Pronunciation
3(2)
Quantity and Accent
5(2)
Combinations; Phonetic Changes
7(4)
Words and their Forms
11(5)
Parts of Speech
11(1)
Inflection; Root, Stem, and Base
12(2)
Gender, Number, and Case
14(2)
Declension of Nouns
16(29)
General Rules of Declension
16(2)
First Declension
18(2)
Second Declension
20(4)
Third Declension
24(12)
Mute Stems
24(2)
Liquid and Nasal Stems
26(2)
Pure i-Stems
28(1)
Mixed i-Stems
29(3)
Irregular Nouns
32(1)
Greek Nouns
33(2)
Rules of Gender
35(1)
Fourth Declension
36(2)
Fifth Declension
38(1)
Defective and Variable Nouns
39(4)
Names of Persons
43(2)
Inflection of Adjectives
45(16)
First and Second Declensions
45(3)
Third Declension
48(5)
Comparison
53(3)
Numerals
56(5)
Inflection of Pronouns
61(8)
Personal, Reflexive, Possessive, Demonstrative
61(4)
Relative, Interrogative, Indefinite
65(4)
Correlatives (Pronouns and Adverbs)
69(1)
Conjugation of Verbs
69(51)
Inflection
69(1)
Signification: Voice, Mood, Tense
70(3)
Personal Endings
73(1)
Forms: Stem and Verb-Endings
74(5)
The Verb Sum
79(2)
Regular Verbs
81(18)
The Four Conjugations; Principal Parts
81(1)
Formation of the Three Stems
82(5)
Synopsis of the Verb
87(1)
Peculiarities of Conjugation
88(1)
First Conjugation
89(3)
Second Conjugation
92(2)
Third Conjugation
94(2)
Fourth Conjugation
96(2)
Verbs in -io of the Third Conjugation
98(1)
Deponent Verbs
99(3)
Periphrastic Conjugations
102(1)
Irregular Verbs
103(8)
Defective Verbs
111(3)
Impersonal Verbs
114(2)
Classified Lists of Verbs
116(4)
Particles
120(14)
Adverbs
121(4)
Prepositions
125(6)
Conjunctions
131(2)
Interjections
133(1)
Formation of Words
134(23)
Roots and Stems
134(1)
Suffixes: Primary; Significant Endings
135(2)
Derivation of Nouns
137(5)
Derivation of Adjectives
142(6)
Nouns with Adjective Suffixes; Irregular Derivatives
148(2)
Derivation of Verbs
150(3)
Compound Words
153(4)
PART II---SYNTAX
Introductory Note
157(1)
The Sentence
158(4)
Definitions: Subject and Predicate, Modification, etc.
158(4)
Agreement: the Four Concords
162(1)
Nouns: Apposition; Predicate Agreement
162(2)
Adjectives
164(5)
Rules of Agreement
164(2)
Special Uses
166(3)
Pronouns
169(16)
Personal and Demonstrative
169(4)
Reflexive
173(3)
Possessive
176(1)
Relative
177(5)
Indefinite
182(2)
Alius and alter
184(1)
Verbs
185(3)
Verb and Subject, Incomplete Sentences
185(3)
Particles: Adverbs, Conjunctions, Negatives
188(9)
Questions
197(3)
Construction of Cases
200(2)
Introductory Note
200(2)
Nominative Case
202(1)
Vocative Case
202(1)
Genitive Case
203(13)
Genitive with Nouns
203(5)
Possessive Genitive
203(2)
Genitive of Material, of Quality
205(1)
Partitive Genitive
206(1)
Objective Genitive
207(1)
Genitive with Adjectives
208(2)
Genitive with Verbs
210(5)
Verbs of Remembering and Forgetting
210(1)
Verbs of Reminding
211(1)
Verbs of Accusing, Condemning, and Acquitting
212(1)
Verbs of Feeling
213(1)
Interest and refert
213(1)
Verbs of Plenty and Want; Special Verbs
214(1)
Peculiar Genitives: Exclamatory, etc.
215(1)
Dative Case
216(15)
Indirect Object with Transitives
217(2)
Indirect Object with Intransitives
219(5)
Dative of Possession
224(1)
Dative of the Agent
225(1)
Dative of Reference
226(2)
Ethical Dative
228(1)
Dative of Separation
228(1)
Dative of the Purpose or End
228(1)
Dative with Adjectives
229(2)
Accusative Case
231(9)
Direct Object
232(2)
Cognate Accusative
234(1)
Two Accusatives
235(3)
Idiomatic and Special Uses
238(2)
Ablative Case
240(17)
Uses of the Ablative Proper
241(6)
Ablative of Separation
241(1)
Ablative of Source and Material
242(1)
Ablative of Cause
243(1)
Ablative of Agent
244(1)
Ablative of Comparison
245(2)
Uses of the Ablative as Instrumental
247(10)
Ablative of Means or Instrument
247(2)
Ablative of Manner
249(1)
Ablative of Accompaniment
250(1)
Ablative of Degree of Difference
251(1)
Ablative of Quality
252(1)
Ablative of Price
252(1)
Ablative of Specification
253(1)
Ablative Absolute
254(3)
Uses of the Ablative as Locative
257(1)
Time and Place
257(8)
Special Uses of Prepositions
265(2)
Syntax of the Verb
267(1)
Moods
267(17)
Introductory Note
267(2)
Indicative Mood
269(1)
Subjunctive in Independent Sentences
270(4)
Hortatory Subjunctive
270(1)
Optative Subjunctive
271(1)
Deliberative Subjunctive
272(1)
Potential Subjunctive
273(1)
Imperative Mood
274(3)
Prohibition (Negative Command)
276(1)
Infinitive Mood
277(7)
Infinitive as Noun
277(1)
Infinitive with Impersonals
278(2)
Complementary Infinitive
280(1)
Infinitive with Subject Accusative
281(1)
Infinitive of Purpose; Peculiar Infinitives
281(2)
Exclamatory Infinitive
283(1)
Historical Infinitive
283(1)
Tenses
284(15)
Introductory Note
284(1)
Tenses of the Indicative
285(7)
Present Tense
285(2)
Imperfect Tense
287(2)
Future Tense
289(1)
Perfect Tense
289(2)
Pluperfect Tense
291(1)
Future Perfect Tense
291(1)
Epistolary Tenses
291(1)
Tenses of the Subjunctive
292(5)
Sequence of Tenses
292(5)
Tenses of the Infinitive
297(2)
Participles
299(7)
Distinctions of Tense
300(1)
Uses of Participles
301(3)
Future Active Participle
304(1)
Gerundive (Future Passive Participle)
305(1)
Gerund and Gerundive
306(4)
Supine
310(1)
Conditional Sentences
311(17)
Introductory Note
311(1)
Protasis and Apodosis
312(1)
Classification of Conditions
313(2)
Simple Present and Past Conditions
315(1)
Future Conditions
316(2)
Conditions Contrary to Fact
318(3)
General Conditions
321(1)
Conditional Relative Clauses
322(1)
Condition Disguised
323(1)
Condition Omitted
324(1)
Complex Conditions
325(1)
Clauses of Comparison (Conclusion Omitted)
326(1)
Use of si and its Compounds
326(2)
Concessive Clauses
328(2)
Clauses of Proviso
330(1)
Clauses of Purpose (Final Clauses)
330(3)
Clauses of Characteristic
333(3)
Clause of Result (Consecutive Clauses)
336(2)
Causal Clauses
338(2)
Temporal Clauses
340(9)
Ubi, ut, cum, quando, as Indefinite Relatives
340(1)
Postquam, ubi, ut, simul atque
341(1)
Cum Temporal
342(2)
Cum Causal or Concessive
344(1)
Antequam and priusquam
345(2)
Dum, donec, and quoad
347(2)
Clauses with quin and quominus
349(3)
Substantive Clauses
352(11)
Introductory Note
352(1)
Substantive Clauses of Purpose and Infinitive Clauses
353(4)
Substantive Clauses of Result (Consecutive Clauses)
357(2)
Indicative with quod
359(1)
Indirect Questions
360(3)
Indirect Discourse
363(11)
Introductory Note
363(1)
Declaratory Sentences
364(3)
Subordinate Clauses
367(1)
Tenses of the Infinitive
368(1)
Tenses of the Subjunctive
369(1)
Questions in Indirect Discourse
370(1)
Commands in Indirect Discourse
371(1)
Conditions in Indirect Discourse
371(3)
Intermediate Clauses
374(2)
Informal Indirect Discourse
374(1)
Subjunctive of Integral Part (Attraction)
375(1)
Important Rules of Syntax
376(6)
Order of Words
382(9)
General Rules
382(5)
Special Rules
387(1)
Structure of the Period
388(3)
PROSODY
Quantity
391(5)
Rhythm
396(3)
Introductory Note
396(1)
Measures of Rhythm; Substitution
397(2)
The Musical Accent;
399(1)
Versification
399(20)
The Verse; Scansion and Elision
400(1)
Form of Verse
401(1)
Dactylic Verse
402(1)
Dactylic Hexameter
402(1)
Elegiac Stanza; Other Dactylic Verses
403(2)
Iambic Verse
405(1)
Iambic Trimeter
405(1)
Other Iambic Measures
406(1)
Trochaic Verse
407(1)
Mixed Measures
408(1)
Aeolic Verse
409(3)
Metres of Horace and Catullus
412(4)
Index to the Meters of Horace
416(2)
Saturnian Verse
418(1)
Early and Late Verse
419(2)
Early Prosody
419(1)
Later Latin Verse
420(1)
Miscellaneous
421(4)
Reckoning of Time
421(3)
Measures of Value, Length, and Capacity
424(1)
Glossary of Terms 425(6)
Index of Verbs 431(12)
Index of Words and Subjects 443(44)
Latin Authors and Their Works 487

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