a preposition in poetry, 401.
Accus. in exclamations, 402.
Accus. with prepositions, 404;
with the verbs of remembering
and reminding, &c., 439, 440.
Accus. of the subject in the
construction of the accus. with
the infinit., 605. Accus. with
neuter verbs indicating a par-
ticular part, 458. Accus. to
denote dress, 458. Accus. in
relative clauses with the accus.
with the infinit., 774. Accus.
of the gerund, 666.
accusative with the infinit. as sub-
ject or object, 600; as nomi-
nat. of the predicate, 600, note;
with the verbs of saying, decla-
ring, &c., 602; after relative
pronouns and conjunctions, in-
stead of the subjunctive, 603;
used as an exclamation or a
question expressed with indig-
nation, 609; alternates with
ut, 620. Difference between
the accus. with the infinit. and
the accus. of the gerund, 655,
acquiescere, construction of, 415,
416.

ac non, 334, 781.

ac si, with the subjunctive, 572.
active verbs used as deponents,
207, note.

ad, meaning of, 296; with the
gerund, 666.

ad id locorum, 434.

ad tempus, meaning of, 296.
ad unum omnes, phrase, 296.
adde quod, 628.

adeo, meaning of, 281.
adesse, construction of, 415.
adhibere, construction of, 416.
adhuc, meaning of, 292; adhuc
locorum, 434.

adjectives, used as adverbs, 266,
383, in fin., 682; used substan-
tively, 363; their neuter gen-
der with substantives of other
genders, 368; used for adverbs
of place, 685; used for ordinal
adverbs, 686. Adject. deno-
ting origin, 683. Adject. with-
out a substantive in the con-

struction of the ablat. absolute,
645, 646, 648. Adjective, po-
sition of, 683, 793, 796. Ad-
jectives derived from proper
names, and used instead of the
genitive of the latter, 684. The
same is not frequent in the
case of adjectives derived from
appellative nouns, 684, note.
Construction of two adjectives
being compared with each oth-
er, 690. Adjectives from which
no adverbs are formed, 267.
Adjectives in arius, 684, note.
Adjectives formed from names
of towns, 255, 256. Relative
adjectives, their construction
with the infinit. is poetical,
598, 659, in fin.
adipisci, 466.

adire, construction of, 387.
adjutare, construction of, 388,

note.

adjuvare, with the accusat., 388.
admonere, construction of, 439;
with ut or the accusat. with
the infinit., 615.
adolescentia, 675.

adscribo, orthography of, 325.
adspergere, construction of, 418.
adulari, construction of, 389, 413.
advenire and adventare, construc-
tion of, 489.

adverbs in e, 263; in o, 264; in
ter, 265; in im, 268; in itus,
269; with double terminations,
265, note. Adverbs in the form
of neuters, 266. Adverbs in
the form of a particular case,
and in composition, 270. Ad-
verbs of place with a genitive,
434. Adverbs joined to sub-
stantives, 262, note; used as
prepositions, 276; with parti-
ciples, 722. Ordinal adverbs
instead of numeral adverbs,
727.

adversus, meaning of, 299.
ae, diphthong, 2.
acdes, ellipsis of, 762.
aemulari, construction of, 389,
note 3, 413.

aequalis, construction of, 411

tion of, 389, note 2.

aeque ac, 340.

aequi boni facio, &c., 444, note.
acquius and aequum erat, the in-
dicative instead of the sub-
junctive, 518.

aestimare, with the genitive, 444.
affatim, with the genitive, 432.
afficere, construction of, 461.
affinis, construction of, 411, 436.
affluere, construction of, 460..
agere cum aliquo, with the geni-
tive of the crime, 446; id.agere
ut, 614.

aggredior, construction of, 387.
ain' for aisne, 218.

ait, ellipsis of, 772; its position,
802.

Alcaic strophe, 866.
ali, dropped, 136, 708.

alias and alioqui, difference be-
tween, 275.

alienare, construction of, 468.
alienus, construction of, 468, 470.
aliquanto and paulo, difference

tion, 330.

ambire, conjugation of, 215, in fin.
amicior, with the accusative, 458.
amicus, construction of, 410.
amplius, with the omission of
quam, 485.

an, use of, 353, 354; in indirect
questions, 353, and note at the
foot of the page. An-an, a
poetical and unclassical form
of a question, 554, in fin.
anacoluthon, 757, 815.
anacrusis, 835.

anapaestic verse, 848.
angor, construction of, 627.
animans, gender of, 78, in fin.
animi, in some expressions used
for animo, 437.
animo, 472, note 1.

animus, used as a circumlocution,
678.

1

tween, 108, in fin., 488.
aliquantum, with the genitive,
432.

aliquis and aliqui, meaning of,
129; declension, 135. Aliquid
joined with an adjective, 433;
aliquid as an adverb, 385, 677.
Aliquis and quis, difference in
the use of, 708.
aliquispiam, 129.

be-

aliquo, adverb of place, 434.
-alis, the termination, 251.
aliter, adverb, 264, note 1.
alius and alter, difference
tween, 141.
alius alius, 712; alius-alium,
with the plural, 367.
alius, with the ablative in poetry,
484. Aliud, with the genitive,
432.

allatrare, construction of, 417.
alter and alius, difference be-
tween, 141.

alter-alter, 700, note. Alter—

alterum, with the plural, 367.
altero tanto, 487.

alteruter, 130, 140.

answer, implied in the question,

716.

ante, meaning of, 297; its posi-
tion, 324; with the ablative,
476.

antea and antehac, 323.
antecedere, construction of, 488.
antecellere, construction of, 417,
488.

antequam, construction of, 576.
-anus, the termination, 254.
aorist of past time, 500.
apage, 222.
aposiopesis, 758, 823.
appellare, with two accusatives,
394.

appetens, with the genitive, 438.
apposition, 370; its place, 796.
apprime, meaning of, 273.
aptus, construction of, 409; aptus
qui, with the subjunctive, 568;
aptus, with the dative of the
gerund, 664.

apud, meaning of, 297; with the
names of authors, 297.
aqua, ellipsis of, 763.

arcere, construction of, 468; with
quominus, ne, or quin, 543.
arcessere or accersere, 202; con-
struction, 446.

ardeo, construction of, 452.
Argos and Argi, 89.

arguere, with the genitive, 446.
arium, the termination, 242.
-arius, the termination, 252.
arsis, 827; lengthened, 828.
as, and its division, 871.

aut and vel, 336; aut in a nega.
tive sense, 337. Aut―aut, 338,
809; with the singular, 374.
autem, its position, 355; ellipsis
of autem, 781.

avarus, with the genitive, 436.
avidus, with the genitive, 436.
-ax, the termination, 249, 4.

Bacchic verse, 851.

base, of a verse, 858.

itive singular, 45.

bello, 475, note, in fin.

Asclepiadean verse, 861.
assentio and assentior, 206.
assequi ut, 618.

assimilation in verbs compound-
ed with prepositions, 325, foll.
assis non habere, 444, note.
-asso, the termination, instead
of avero, 161, e.

assuescere, construction of, 416.
assuetus, meaning of, 633.
asynartetus versus, 859, note.
at, use of, 349; is superfluous,
756; at vero, use of, 349.
Athos, Mount, declension of, 52, 3.
atque, use of, 332, note; meaning,

333; used for quam, 340. Atque
adeo, 737.

atqui, use of, 349.

attendere, construction of, 417.
-atus, the termination, 253.
attraction, with the dative with
licet esse, 601; with mihi nomen
est, 421.
Attraction to the
case of the leading proposition
with the particle quam, in the
case of the accusative with the
infinitive, 603; sometimes,
also, in the case of a partici-
ple, 774.

audio te canentem and te canere,

difference of, 636.

auditur, construed like dicitur,

with the nominative and infin-
itive, 607, note.
auscultare, construction of, 413.
ausim, 161, 181.

of towns, 400.
bene te! 759.

benedicere, construction of, 413.
biduum, triduum, 124.

-bilis, the termination, 249, 3.
boni consulo, 444, note.
bos, declension of, 69.
brevi, scil. tempore, 763.
-bulum, the termination, 239.
bundus, the adjective termina
tion, 248.

C. for Gaius, 4; its pronuncia.
tion, 6.

caesura (roμń), 830; in the sena-

rius, 837; in the hexameter,
842, foll.; caesura bucolica,
844; caesura in the Sapphic
verse, 865; in Asclepiadean
verse, 861; in Alcaic verse,
862; in the Saturnian verse,
863.

calendar, calculation of, 867, foll.
canere receptui, to sound a retreat,
422, note.

capax, with the genitive, 436.
capitis and capite damnare, accu-
sare, 447.

caro, ellipsis of, 763.
causa and gratia, joined with mea,
tua, sua, &c., 424, 659, 679; its
position, 792; is omitted, 663,
764.

cave, used as a circumlocution for
the imperative, 586; with the
subjunctive, without ne, 624.
cavere, construction of, 414, 534.
cedere, construction of, 413.
cedo, the imperative, 223.

tive, 617.

cervices and cervicem, 94.

compertus, with the genitive, 446,

note.

complere, construction of, 463.
complures, meaning of, 65, in fin.
componere, construction of, 415.

ceterum, meaning of, 349
cetos and cetus, 89.

ceu, poetical, 340; with the sub-
junctive, 572.
Chaos and Chaus, 89.
choriambic verse, 856, 861.
ci or ti, 6, note 1.
cingor, construction of, 458.
cio and cieo, 180.

circa and circum, meaning of, 262,
298.

circumdare, construction of, 418.
circumfundere, construction of,

418.

cis, citra, meaning of, 298
citare, with the genitive, 446.
clam, adverb and preposition, 321.
clanculum, 321.

Cn., that is, Gnaeus, 4.
coarguere, construction of, 446,
coenare and habitare, with the gen-
itive, 444, note.

coepi, used pleonastically, 753.
coeptus sum, 221, in fin.
cognomen, placed after the gen-
tile name, 797.
cogo, construction of, 613.
collective nouns, with the plural
of the verb, 366.
collocare, construction of, 489.
com for cum, in compound verbs,

329.

comitari, construction of, 388,
note 1.

comitiis, 475, note in fin.
commiserari, construction of, 442.
commonere, commonefacere, con-
struction of, 439, 615.
communicare, construction of, 416.
communis, with the dative and
genitive, 411.

commutare, construction of, 456.
comparare, construction of, 415,
416.

437, note 2.

compound words, 260; verbs
compounded with prepositions,
325, foll.; compound numerals,
116, 118; compounds of sequor
and sector, 388, note 1.
conari, construction, 610.
concedere, with ut and the accusa
tive with the infinitive, 613,
624; with the participle future
passive, 653.

concessive mood, 529, and note.
concrete nouns, used for abstract

ones, 673; for names of public
offices, 674.

condicione, 472, note 1.
conducere, 444; with the partici-
ple future passive, 653.
conducit, with the dative, 412.
conferre, construction of, 415, 416.
conficitur ut, 618.

confidere, construction of, 413,
452.

congruere, construction of, 415.
conjugation, ancient forms of,
161, foll.; paraphrased conju-
gation, 168, 498.

conjungere, construction of, 415,

416.

conjunctions, 331, foll., 356; con-
junctions repeated, 756; omit
ted, 782.

conjunctus, with the ablative
alone, 474.

conscius, construction of, 437,
note 2.

consecutio temporum, 512, foll.
consentaneum erat, the indicat.
used for the subjunctive, 518.
consentire, 415.

considere, construction of, 489.
consors, with the genitive, 436.
constare, construction of, 444, 452.
constituere, construction of, 489;

614.

constructio ad synesim, 368.
consuescere, 143; construction of,

416.

consuetudo est, with the infinitive

and with ut, 622, in fin.
consulere, construction of, 414.
consumere, with the dative of the
gerund, 664.
contendere ut, 614.

contentus, construction of, 467.
Contentus sum with the infinit.
perfect, 590.

conterminus, with the dative, 411.
contineri, construction of, 452.
contingit ut, 621.

continuo, meaning of, 272.
contra, meaning of, 299; contra
ea, 349; contra auro, 323.
contraction, 11:

convenio, construction of, 387.
convenit, construction of, 413;
used in the indicative instead
of the subjunct., 518.
convertere, 145.

conviciari, with the dative, 412.
convincere, with the genitive, 446.
corpus, used instead of the per-
sonal pronoun, 678.
correlative pronouns, 130; ad-
verbs, 288.

Cos, declension of, 52, 3.
creare, with two accusatives, 394.
credo, 777; crederes, 528.
Creticus, verse, 850.
cretus, with the ablat., 451.
crimine, ellipsis of, 446.
-crum, the termination, 239.
cui, a monosyllabic word, 11.
cui bono fuit, 422, note.
cujus, a, um, 139, 2.
-culum, the termination, 239.
-culus, diminutive termination

of comparatives, 104, note.
cum, meaning of, 307; in answer
to the question "in what man-
ner?" 472; ellipsis of, 473;
appended to the ablative of
personal and relative pronouns,
324, in fin.

cumprimis, meaning of, 273.
-cunque, the suffix, 128.

the nom. or the accus. with the
infinit., 609.

cupido, gender of, 75, in fin.
cupidus, with the genitive, 436.
cupiens, with the genit., 436.
cupio tibi, tua causa, 414.
cur, 276, 2; est cur, 562.
curare, construction of, 614, 653,
713.

curiosus, with the genitive, 436.

Damnare, construction of, 446.
damnas, indeclinable, 103.
dare, quantity of, 152, note; with
the dative, 422; with the par-
ticiple future passive, 653 ;
with the infinit. it is poetical,
except with bibere, 653
Darius and Darēus, 2.
dative with verbs compounded
with prepositions, 415; with
verbs of difference, 468; with
verbs of separation, 469. Da-
tive of attraction with licet esse,
601; with mihi nomen est, 421.
Dative with passive verbs in-
stead of ab, 419; with the par-
ticiple perf. pass., 419, note.
Dativus commodi and incom-
modi, 405. Dativus ethicus,
409. Dative of the gerund
with esse, 664; with names of
dignities and offices, 665.
de, meaning of, 308; its position,
324; is used instead of the
genitive, 430; de nocte, 308.
debebat, the indicat. instead of
the subjunct., 518.

decedere, construction of, 468.
decernere, construction of, 619.
decet, dedecet, with the accus.,

390; decet, with the infinit. ac-
tive and passive, 608.
declarare, with two accusatives,
394.

dedocere, construction of, 391.
deesse, with the dative of the ge-
rund, 664.

deest mihi, 420, note.
defective nouns, in case, 88, foll. ;
in number, 91, foll.
defendere, construction of, 469.