A first Latin book for Catholic schools
Publisher: The Catholic Education Press
Published: 1921
Place of publication: Washington, D.C., USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS; title: INTRODUCTION; title: Alphabet. — Sounds. — Roman Method of Pronunciation. — Syllables. — Quantity. — Accent. — Inflections. — Gender. — Italian; title: Part I.— INFLECTIONS; title: Lesson; title: 1. First Declension 19; title: 2. First Declension (continued). — Present Indicative Active of a Verb of the First Conjugation. — Rules of Syntax 20; title: 3. Second Declension 22; title: 4. Second Declension (continued) 24; title: 5. Second Declension (continued). — Present Indicative of the Verb sum. — Rules of Syntax 25; title: 6. Adjectives of the First and Second Declension. — Rules of Syntax. 27; title: 7. Adjectives of the First and Second Declension (continued) 28; title: 8. Third Declension. — Mute Stems 30; title: 9. Third Declension (continued). — Liquid Stems. — Rule of Syntax. 32; title: 10. Third Declension (continued). — Liquid Stems. — Rules of Syntax. — Nasal Stems 34; title: 11. Third Declension (continued). — I-Stems. — Rules of Syntax 37; title: 12. Third Declension (continued). — Mixed Stems 39; title: 13. Gender in the Third Declension. — Rules of Syntax 40; title: 14. Fourth Declension 41; title: 15. Fifth Declension 43; title: 16. Nine Irregular Adjectives 44; title: 17. Adjectives of the Third Declension 46; title: 18. Adjectives of the Third Declension (continued) 48; title: 19. Comparison of Adjectives. — Rule of Syntax 52; title: 20. Comparison of Adjectives 53; title: 21. Formation and Comparison of Adverbs 55; title: 22. Numerals 57; title: 23. Numerals (continued) 58; title: 24. Declension of Numeral Adjectives 59; title: 25. Personal Pronouns. 61; title: 26. Reflexive and Possessive Pronouns 62; title: 27. Demonstrative Pronouns 64; title: 28. Demonstrative Pronouns (continued) 65; title: 29. The Intensive Pronoun. — Relative and Interrogative Pronouns. — Rules of Syntax 66; title: 30. Indefinite Pronouns 69; title: 31. Conjugation. — The Four Conjugations. — The Principal Parts of a Verb. — Conjugation of sum 70; title: 32. Conjugation of sum (continued) 73; title: 33. Indicative Active of amd 75; title: 34. Subjunctive Active of amd 77; title: 35. Active of amd (continued) 79; title: 36. Indicative Passive of amd 80; title: 37. Passive Voice of amd (continued). — Rule of Syntax 82; title: 38. Indicative Active of moned 84; title: 39. Active Voice of moned (continued) 86; title: 40. Indicative Passive of moned 88; title: 41. Passive Voice of moned (continued) 90; title: 42. Active Voice of regd 92; title: 43. Passive Voice of regd 94; title: 44. Passive Voice of regd (continued) 96; title: 45. Active Voice of audio 98; title: 46. Passive Voice of audio 100; title: 47. Verbs in -id of the Third Conjugation 103; title: 48. Verbs in -id of the Third Conjugation (continued) 105; title: 49. Deponent Verbs 107; title: 50. Periphrastic Conjugations.— Rule of Syntax 110; title: 51. Irregular Verbs : possum Ill; title: 52. Irregular Verbs (continued): do 113; title: 53. Irregular Verbs (continued) : ferd 115; title: 54. Irregular Verbs (continued): void, nolo, maid 118; title: 55. Irregular Verbs (continued) : fid 119; title: 56. Irregular Verbs (continued) : ed. — Interrogative Sentences 121; title: 57. Defective Verbs 123; title: 58 . Impersonal Verbs 125; title: Part II. — SYNTAX; title: 59. The Nominative and Vocative Cases 129; title: 60. The Genitive Case 131; title: 61. The Genitive Case (continued) 133; title: 62. The Dative Case 135; title: 63. The Dative Case (continued) 136; title: 64. The Accusative Case 138; title: 65. The Accusative Case (continued) 139; title: 66. The Ablative Case 141; title: 67. The Ablative Case (continued) 143; title: 68. The Ablative Case (continued) 145; title: 69. The Ablative Case (continued) 147; title: 70. Syntax of Adjectives 149; title: 71. Syntax of Pronouns 151; title: 72. The Subjunctive Mood in Independent Sentences. — Hortatory Subjunctive. — Deli berati ve Subjunctive 152; title: 73. The Subjunctive Mood in Independent Sentences (continued). — Optative Subjunctive. — Potential Subjunctive 154; title: 74. Commands. — Affirmative. — Negative 155; title: 75. Tenses of the Subjunctive in Subordinate Clauses. — Sequence of Tenses 156; title: 76. Clauses of Purpose. — Relative Clauses of Characteristic. — Causal Clauses 158; title: 77. Clauses of Result. — Concessive Clauses 160; title: 78. Temporal Clauses 162; title: 79. Temporal Clauses (continued) 163; title: 80. Substantive Clauses 165; title: 81. Substantive Clauses (continued) 166; title: 82. Indirect Questions 168; title: 83. Conditional Sentences 169; title: 84. Indirect Discourse. — Subjunctive in Indirect Discourse 171; title: 85. The Infinitive. 173; title: 86. Participles 174; title: 87. Gerund and Gerundive. — Principal Rules of Syntax 176; title: Part III. — LATIN FOR TRANSLATION; title: 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; title: Latin Hymns: Tantum Ergo. — De Natlvitate Domini. — De Resurrectione Domini. — In PassiOne Domini. — De Cruce Domini. — De Novissimo Iudicio 188; title: 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; title: 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; title: General Latin-English Vocabulary 211; title: English-Latin Vocabulary 246