Latin made simple
Book - 2006
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- Published
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New York :
Broadway Books
2006.
- Language
- English
- Main Author
- Edition
- Rev. ed., 1st Broadway Books trade pbk. ed
- Item Description
- At head of title on Cover: "No nonsense knowledge."
"A complete introductory course in classical Latin"--Cover.
"Produced by The Stonesong Press." - Physical Description
- v, 394 p. : ill. ; 26 cm
- ISBN
- 9780767918619
- Preface: About This Book
- Introduction
- Latin and English
- Word Derivation
- The Parts of Speech
- Inflection
- The Alphabet
- Pronunciation
- Syllables
- Accent
- Using the Dictionary
- Chapter 1. Declensions and Conjugations
- First Declension Nouns
- Verb Conjugations
- First Conjugation
- Present Active Indicative
- Adjectives
- sum, esse
- Roman Numerals
- Noun Cases
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- Some Women's Names of Latin Origin and Their Meanings
- The Signs of the Zodiac
- The Planets
- Familiar Phrases
- Familiar Quotations
- Word Derivation
- Chapter 2. Making Latin Sentences
- Second Declension Nouns
- Neuter Nouns
- First and Second Declension Adjectives
- Second Conjugation Verbs
- Imperfect Active Indicative
- Possessive Adjectives
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- Familiar Quotations
- Some Men's Names of Latin Origin and Their Meanings
- Prefixes
- Latin on Tombstones and Monuments
- Chapter 3. Verbs and Tenses: Possum and Eo
- Eo, cum (Preposition and Conjunction)
- Future Tense
- Imperatives
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- Familiar Phrases
- State Mottoes
- Legal Terms
- Familiar Quotations
- Chapter 4. Passive Voice Third Declension
- Passive Voice
- Third Declension Nouns
- Third Declension i-stem nouns
- Principal Parts
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- Familiar Phrases
- Suffixes
- Chemical Elements
- Additional Prefixes
- Chapter 5. Perfect Tenses, Irregular and Third Conjugation Verbs
- Perfect Active Tenses
- Perfect Passive Tenses
- Time and Place Cues
- Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
- volo, nolo and malo
- Negative Imperatives
- Third Conjugation Verbs
- is, ea, id
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- Familiar Abbreviations
- Familiar Phrases
- Academic Degrees and Terms
- Chapter 6. Demonstrative Pronouns
- Third Conjugation i-stem Verbs
- fero, ferre
- hic, ille, ipse and idem
- Complementary Infinitive
- fio, fieri
- Third Declension Adjectives
- Interrogative Pronoun
- Present Passive Infinitive
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- Latin Phrases Used in the Constitution of the United States
- Pronunciation of Church Latin
- Familiar Quotations
- Chapter 7. Deponent and Semi-Deponent Verbs
- Fourth Conjugation Verbs
- Relative Pronouns and Relative Clauses
- Interrogative Adjective and Pronoun
- Deponent and Semi-Deponent Verbs
- Fourth Declension Nouns
- Fifth Declension Nouns
- Personal Pronouns
- Possessive
- Adjectives
- Reflexive Pronouns
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- Familiar Phrases
- Familiar Abbreviations
- Legal Terms
- Chapter 8. Numbers and Comparisons
- Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
- Comparative Adjectives
- Superlative Adjectives
- Comparisons
- Comparative and Superlative Adverbs
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- More State Mottoes
- Familiar Quotations
- Mathematical Terms Derived from Latin
- Geometrical Terms Derived from Latin
- Chapter 9. Indirect Statement
- Infinitives
- Indirect Statement
- Participles
- Ablative Absolutes
- The Gerundive and the Gerund
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- Medical Abbreviations Derived from Latin
- Familiar Abbreviations
- Familiar Quotations
- Chapter 10. Subjunctive
- The Subjunctive Mood
- Sequence of Tenses
- Jussive and Hortatory Subjunctive
- Purpose Clauses
- Result Clauses
- Noun Clauses
- Relative Clauses of Characteristic
- Optative Subjunctive
- cum Clauses
- Conditional Sentences
- Concessive Clauses
- Review
- Reading
- Boxes
- Church Hours
- The Months of the Year
- Special Days in the Roman Months
- An Overview of Latin Literature
- Answers
- Appendix I. Helpful Charts
- Appendix II. Bibliography
- Appendix III. Principal Parts for All Verbs Included in Latin Made Simple
- Appendix IV. A Brief Introduction to Latin Meter
- Appendix V. Timeline of Roman History
- Latin-English Vocabulary
- English-Latin Vocabulary