Henry's first Latin book
Publisher: Rivingtons
Published: 1879
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS.; title: 1. On forming the accusative case  9; title: 2. On forming the 3rd pers. sing, of three tenses in 1st con jug. 10; title: 3. in 2nd con jug. 12; title: 4. in 3rd conjug. 12; title: 5. in 4th conjug. 13; title: 6. in the four conjugations 14; title: 7. Adjectives in us, er 15; title: 8. Terminations of the Genitive sing 17; title: 9. Genitive of price 18; title: 10. Omission of "man," "thing"  20; title: 11. On the formation of the perfect  ib.; title: 12. Gen. with neut. adjective 22; title: 13. Infinitive. Gen. with est 23; title: 14. Acc. Plural 24; title: 1 5. Dative and Ablative singular. Time. Place 25; title: 16. Adjectives in is 26; title: 17. On the perfect of the 3rd Conjugation. Verbs whose root ends in i or e 27; title: 18. Terminations of the 3rd plural 29; title: 19. Of the nom. and gen. plural 30; title: 20. On finding the nom. of third Declension 31; title: 21. Ne with imperatives 32; title: 22. On the perf. of Verbs whose root ends in c, g, or qu  34; title: 23. d or t. Dat. and Abl. plur 35; title: 24. Root of the perf. with lengthened (and often changed) vowel 37; title: 25. Abl. of price 39; title: 26. On distinguishing root of perf. from root of present   40; title: 27. The personal pronouns. Apposition 41; title: 28. Nominative after est, &c. Some tenses of esse 43; title: 29. The compounds of esse . 44; title: 30. Tenses of the subjunctive 46; title: 31. English infinitive expressing a purpose 47; title: 32. That expressing a consequence after such, so, &c. Summits mons, &c 48; title: 33. Some tenses of posse. Interrogative Particles 50; title: 34. Root of supine 52; title: 35. The Participles 54; title: 36. Translation of the participle of the perf. active. The ablative absolute 55; title: 37. The Gerunds. Occidere declined 57; title: 38. The participle in dus. Epistila scribenda 59; title: 39. Translation of ( is to be cultivated/ &c Agent after the partic. in due 61; title: 40. Verbs that govern the dative 62; title: 41. Terminations of the persons 64; title: 42. The pronoun 'is.' Conditional Sentences 65; title: 43. Scribendum est mihi 67; title: 44. Subj. pres. and imperf. of esse 68; title: 45. Creaetidum est Caio 69; title: 46. Colenda est virtus  71; title: 47. The Infinitive Mood 73; title: 48. Passive Forms 75; title: 49. Qui, qua, quod. Mihi creditur, &c 76; title: 50. Deponent Verbs 78; title: 51. The (Comparative and Superlative 80; title: 52. Prepositions 82; title: 53. Translation of "may," "might" 83; title: 54. Translation of "ought" 85; title: 55. Ablative denoting the measure of excess or defect. Quo— eo; quanto — tanto 87; title: 56. Quo . ....... 88; title: 57. Pcenitet,pudet,&jc. . . 89; title: (additional consruing lessons.); title: 58. Et— et; quum — turn, &e 91; title: 59. Aut; vel; sine (ten), &c. 92; title: 60. At, zed, tamen, &c. (adversatives) 93; title: 61. Nam, igitur, &c. (causals) . . ib.; title: 62. Ut 94; title: 63. Ne . 95; title: 64. Ouin , 96; title: 65. Quominus, 97; title: 66. Vereorw.* vereorttf 98; title: 67. Interrogatives .... 99; title: 68. — independent sentences 100; title: 69. Double questions ib.; title: 70. Conjunctions that always take subj.  102; title: 71—78. On construing participles by accessory sentences 102 - 108; title: Sketch of the Accidence : with Tables, Vocabularies, &c 109; title: Genders 124; title: Questions . . . 129; title: Table of Differences of Idiom ,133; title: Index I. English 135; title: II. Latin; title: Hints for finding root of present from root of perfect