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This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1905. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... INDEX OF GRAMMATICAL NOTES Ablative Case. Accompaniment with cum omitted, 106; after comparatives, 98; degree of dif- ference, 97; difference between the ablative and genitive of qual- ity, 72; estimation or value and price distinguished in construc- tion, 110; manner, 112; person by and person through, 103; sep- aration with or without a prepo- sition, 94; time, 99; the way by which, 104; with opus and usus, 105; with verbs of plenty and want, 96. about, how rendered, 297. Accusative Case. Cognate accu- sative with intransitive verbs, 37; cognate accusative of a neuter pronoun or adjective, 38; Greek accusative, 45; two accu- satives, 43, 44. Adjectives and adverbs distin- guished, 17. Adjectives used for adverbs, 16. Adjectives with the genitive, 79. after, how rendered, 298. against, how rendered, 299. Agreement. Relative with an ap1 positive, 26; verb with a collec- tive noun, 21; verb with two singular subjects, 22. aid, use of, 232. among, how rendered, 300. Antecedent of relative incorpo- rated, 27, 119. antequam and priusquam, 189, 190. Appositive, agreement of verb with, rather than with subject, 4. Appositive used for a relative clause or for a clause of time or cause, 3. as not expressed in Latin, 7. Attributive adjective, position of with two or more nouns, II. before, how rendered, 303. by, translation of, 304. Can -- could, translation of, 279, 280. Causal conjunctions distinguished, 163-165. Cause expressed by a participle, 166. Characteristic, clauses of, 150. Clauses of limitation, 167. a. Collective nouns, agreement of verb with, 21. Comparisons made by ut . . . ita, 212, 213. Conditions. Contrary to fact in indirect discourse, 255 ; contrary to fact with the indicative in the apodosis, 204; particular and general, 211, cum, constructi... Benjamin Leonard D'ooge, Books, History, Latin Composition for Secondary Schools Books>History This is an OCR edition without illustrations or index. It may have numerous typos or missing text. However, purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original rare book from GeneralBooksClub.com. You can also preview excerpts from the book there. Purchasers are also entitled to a free trial membership in the General Books Club where they can select from more than a million books without charge. Original Published by: Ginn in 1905 in 208 pages; Subjects: Latin language; Foreign Language Study / Latin;<

ISBN: 9780217011235

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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: THE ARCHIAS V. PREPOSITIONS Note-The following six lessons are devoted to the rendering of some of the more troublesome English prepositions. The Latin and English idioms differ nowhere, perhaps, so much as here; and nowhere is greater care necessary. LESSON LXV about after against among 297. Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: THE ARCHIAS V. PREPOSITIONS Note-The following six lessons are devoted to the rendering of some of the more troublesome English prepositions. The Latin and English idioms differ nowhere, perhaps, so much as here; and nowhere is greater care necessary. LESSON LXV about after against among 297. about in the sense of concerning is rendered by de and the ablative: - The ambassadors spoke about peace, legati de pace dixerunt. about referring to time is rendered as follows: - about meaning in the neighborhood of (but somewhat removed) by circa or circiter with the accusative. about meaning towards, getting close to, by sub (sometimcs ad) with the accusative. about meaning during, taking out a part, before the end of, by de with the ablative. Compare the three expressions circa secundam lioram - sub noc- tem -de tertia vigilia. 298. after is generally rendered by post with the accusative, after of immediate succession is rendered by e or ex with the ablative: - Immediately after his consulship he set out, ex consulatu pro- fectus eat. after meaning coming close to, near to, is rendered by ad with the accusative: - After the manner of beasts, ad modum bestiarum. 299. against, when preceded by a verb of motion, is usually rendered by in and the accusative, and emphasizes the direction taken by the action: - Ccesar set out against the Gauls, Caesar in Gallos est profectus. against meaning contrary to, in opposition to, is rendered by contrawith the accusative and emphasizes the idea of hostility. Before names of persons we find either in or contra according to the idea to be conveyed. With in the person is the object of a feeling or act that may be either friendly or unfriendly, but contra is used only of the latter. 300. Books, History~~General, Latin-Composition-for-Secondary-Schools~~Benjamin-Leonard-DOoge, , , , , , , , , , General Books LLC<

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This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1905. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... INDEX OF GRAMMATICAL NOTES Ablative Case. Accompaniment with cum omitted, 106; after comparatives, 98; degree of dif- ference, 97; difference between the ablative and genitive of qual- ity, 72; estimation or value and price distinguished in construc- tion, 110; manner, 112; person by and person through, 103; sep- aration with or without a prepo- sition, 94; time, 99; the way by which, 104; with opus and usus, 105; with verbs of plenty and want, 96. about, how rendered, 297. Accusative Case. Cognate accu- sative with intransitive verbs, 37; cognate accusative of a neuter pronoun or adjective, 38; Greek accusative, 45; two accu- satives, 43, 44. Adjectives and adverbs distin- guished, 17. Adjectives used for adverbs, 16. Adjectives with the genitive, 79. after, how rendered, 298. against, how rendered, 299. Agreement. Relative with an ap1 positive, 26; verb with a collec- tive noun, 21; verb with two singular subjects, 22. aid, use of, 232. among, how rendered, 300. Antecedent of relative incorpo- rated, 27, 119. antequam and priusquam, 189, 190. Appositive, agreement of verb with, rather than with subject, 4. Appositive used for a relative clause or for a clause of time or cause, 3. as not expressed in Latin, 7. Attributive adjective, position of with two or more nouns, II. before, how rendered, 303. by, translation of, 304. Can -- could, translation of, 279, 280. Causal conjunctions distinguished, 163-165. Cause expressed by a participle, 166. Characteristic, clauses of, 150. Clauses of limitation, 167. a. Collective nouns, agreement of verb with, 21. Comparisons made by ut . . . ita, 212, 213. Conditions. Contrary to fact in indirect discourse, 255 ; contrary to fact with the indicative in the apodosis, 204; particular and general, 211, cum, constructi... Benjamin Leonard D'ooge, Books, History, Latin Composition for Secondary Schools Books>History, General Books LLC<

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