LATIN COURSE.

LATIN COURSE,

COMPRISING

RULES WITH EXAMPLES,

EXERCISES, BOTH LATIN AND ENGLISH,
ON EACH RULE,

AND VOCABULARIES.

BY

J. WRIGHT, M.A.,

TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE,

LATE HEAD MASTER OF SUTTON COLDFIELD SCHOOL.

BIBLIOTHECA

MAY 1878
CADEIANAY

MACMILLAN AND CO.

1878.

[The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved.]

LONDON:

R. CLAY, SONS, AND TAYLOR,

BREAD STREET HILL.

PREFACE.

As this book is based on the Public School Latin Primer,

it does not contain what may readily be learnt in that

Manual. It may be commenced as soon as the pupil

knows a Noun in each of the Five Declensions, the

Personal Pronouns, the Adjectives Bonus and Tristis, and

the Indicative and Imperative moods of the Four Regular

Verbs.

The Sentences headed by Capital Letters, with the

Examples, should be learnt by heart, especially those
printed in black type. As soon as a sentence is known,
the corresponding Exercise in Part II. should be carefully
studied and written out. The Exercises contain no con-
struction which has not been previously explained. The
Sentences, which come after the Notes, and are headed
by S and the following letters, should not be learnt the first
time of going through the book.

Reference is constantly made, for the form of words, to
the Latin Primer; and, for the use of words, to the Author's
First Latin Steps, in which the pupil will find all ordinary
Latin constructions more fully illustrated and explained.