How are adjectives, signifying motion or tendency What do proprior and proximus govern ? What other case do dignus, indignus, &c. govern? What does the fifteenth rule regard? Which with the genitive more frequently? Which with a preposition? Government of the Verb Sum. What is the sixteenth rule? Examples. What words are excepted? Repeat the three observations. The seventeenth rule? Examples. This is more frequently used than what other construction? The eighteenth rule. Example. What other verbs have two datives after them? The twentieth rule? Examples. What is the sign of the ablative in English? How otherwise may the comparative be construed? How is it elegantly placed? For what is nihil elegantly used? Is the comparative ever repeated? How is the relation of sameness or equality ex- In what case is the defect or excess of measure put? What do adverbs qualify? Are they also joined to What is remarked of the position of the adverb? To what is quam joined? To what is facile joined? Utinam, o si, ut? Quin for cur non ? What does the twenty-second rule regard? Repeat the adverbs of time that govern the geni tive. Repeat the adverbs of place that govern the genitive, and of quantity. What is said of instar and ergo? Why are these adjectives thought to govern the genitive? What is remarked of pridie? And what of en and ecce? In all these examples what is understood? What is the twenty-fourth rule? Repeat all the prepositions, with the English; and the examples? What is the English of a patre? How do you say in Latin, from a father? Which preposition is placed after the noun? Ans. What is the twenty-fifth rule? Distinguish in governing the accusative and the ab lative? Examples. What is the English of sub? super? When are prepositions reckoned adverbs? Examples. In these cases, what is implied? What other adverbs are construed with the accusa Distinguish a and e, ab and ex. Examples. Which interjections are joined with the vocative? What is the remark on interjections? The twenty-eighth rule? Examples, with the En What is the first observation? The second? The third? The twenty-ninth rule? Examples. If the substantives are of different persons? genders? If the substantives signify things without life? What is the fourth observation? and the fifth? When have etsi, tametsi, &c. the indicative, and What is the second observation? The third? and What does the thirty-second rule regard? What do derivative adverbs govern? Give the ex- Repeat it, with examples. amples. What does the twenty-third rule regard? What other verbs govern the genitive? Are they construed differently? Repeat the rule, including all the prepositions which How is the genitive after verbs really governed? govern this case. Repeat the thirty-third rule, with examples. What is the thirty-sixth rule? Repeat the five parts. What verbs added? What excepted? What is the first observation? What the second? To these what may be added? What is the fourth observation? and the fifth? What are added to these? What does potior gov- Is the preposition ever repeated? Which do not Which construed only with the preposition? When does this rule take place? What is the subject of the forty-first rule? Re- In what other manner is the infinitive governed? Is the infinitive itself ever omitted? What was the infinitive called by the ancients? In what cases does it supply the place of a noun? What different construction is used? What does the accusative depend upon? dus? Which verbs form a periphrasis? Fiftieth rule. Supine in u? What is the first observation? The second? The third? Repeat the four circumstances. Fifty-first rule. Price, in what case? What ex- When the substantive is added? Fifty-second rule. Manner and cause? How is this What is the ablative of concomitancy? What is the adjunct? When we express the matter of which a thing is made? Fifty-third rule. Measure or distance? After what words is the accusative or ablative put? When we express the measure of more things When is the genitive used? The accusative? The ablative? Time? Time when? How The excess or difference? Precise time? Continuance? Circumstances how The abverb abhinc ? Fifty-fifth rule. Verbs governing two cases? Examples. Which are the verbs of accusing? What other case have they after them? What is said of crimen and caput? Many verbs of accusing are how construed? What do they sometimes govern? Fifty-sixth rule. Examples. Which are the verbs of valuing? Aestimo governs? Equi and boni? How is this Fifty-seventh rule. Repeat the examples. Fifty-eighth rule. Examples. Which are the verbs of asking? of teaching? Which are elegantly construed with a participle in Fifty-ninth rule. Example. How are gerunds construed? Examples. Is it construed with the genitive plural? accusative? Is this gerund governed by other prepositions? What does this gerund resemble? What Which gerunds may be turned into participles? When joined with iri? Is this supine put after any other verbs? How else may the meaning of this supine be expressed? Which are the verbs of loading? of binding? of unloading? loosing? depriving? clothing? unclothing? How is the ablative governed? Expressed? or un- Do any of these verbs govern other cases? Has the active ever three cases? What cases do they govern? What verbs are used impersonally in the passive, What is said of the pronoun it, and of the Latin With what adverbs are they construed? What verbs agree in the present, but are differently Explain the seven kinds with examples. conjugated Which have a different quantity? Which verbs agree in the preterite? Which verbs agree in the supine? DERIVATION, COMPARISON AND COMPOSITION From what are adverbs derived first? Repeat the seven particulars of the obsolete conju- How do they end? tion. DERIVATION AND COMPOSITION OF VERBS. From what are verbs derived? What are denominative verbs? What imitative? Give examples. Name the three kinds of verbs derived from other verbs? What do frequentative verbs express? Of what conjugation are they? How formed? Have deponent verbs frequentatives? Give the examples of frequentatives irregularly formed? Give examples of frequentatives formed from other frequentatives. What is the remark on frequentatives? What are inceptive verbs? How formed from verbs? How from nouns? Of what kind are they? What conjugation? What do they want? What are desiderative verbs? How formed? Of what conjugation? What parts are wanting? What are diminutive verbs? What intensive? Name the four things with which verbs are compounded? What changes are made? PARTICIPLE. What is a participle? Why so called? How many participles have neuter verbs? Have some neuter verbs participles of the perfect tense? What is the remark on neuter passive verbs? How many participles have deponent and common verbs? Give examples. What is the remark on perfect participles of deponent verbs? What is the remark on participles compounded with in signifying not? Explain the double sense and derivation of incensus, infectus, invisus, and indictus. When do participles become adjectives? Examples. May participles be used as nouns? What is understood? What is said of many words in alus, itus, utus? Explain verbal adjectives in bundus. How formed? What do they denote? GERUNDS AND SUPINES. What are gerunds? How declined? What case wanting? What is the remark on the gerunds? Give examples. What change of letters? Supines have what signification? How may they be applied? What are their terminations? In what sense are the supines used? ADVERBS. What is an adverb? How many classes? How is the second class of adverbs divided? From what second? What is said of these? What is the termination of those derived from the first and second declensions? and from the third? How is the neuter of adjectives taken? What is often understood? From what third? Examples. From what fourth? Examples. What are these last? From what fifth? What adverbs are compared? How does the positive end? and the comparative? What is syntax? What is the division of syntax? What is the division of sentences? Define each. COMPOUND SENTENCES. Of what is a compound sentence made up? By what means are sentences compounded: Give the example. How many are the concords? What is the first? What is the second? The third? The fourth? Repeat the first concord. What is the first rule? Repeat all the examples. To what else does this rule apply? What is the first observation? The second? The third? The fourth? Is the substantive ever understood? What then is the adjective? Always? Does an adjective ever supply the place of a substantive? Does a substantive ever supply the place of an adjective? What substantive is usually understood after the adjectives primus, medius? &c. Ought the adjective or substantive to be placed first in Latin? When is the substantive elegantly put first? Repeat the second rule, with all the examples. When is the nominative of the first and second person omitted? When expressed? What supplies the place of the nominative? What is sometimes added? Why? What does the infinitive often supply? With what may a collective noun be joined? When a collective noun is joined with a singular verb, what does it express? And when joined with a plural? Of what gender will be the plural adjectives when joined to collective nouns? What is the third concord? Repeat the third rule cum omnibus exemplis. Repeat the ten observations cum omnibus exemplis. When the relative is placed between two substantives of different genders? When the relative comes after two words of different persons? How is the antecedent implied? Is the relative ever omitted? Does the case of the relative ever depend on the antecedent? What is said of the adjective pronouns? What is said of interrogative and indefinite adjec tives? What is remarked of the translation of the relative? How is it construed? What is subjoined to the construction of the relative? In what case is the answer? Examples. What is the meaning of the contraction sc.? Ans. scilicet for scire licet, you may know or understand. Repeat the fifth rule, with all the examples. What verbs most frequently have the same case af- What is the remark concerning the infinitive mood and the verb licet? Explain the poetic licences which are not to be used in prose. What is the fourth concord? What is the seventh rule, and what does it regard? When may the substantive be taken in an active and a passive sense? What is the third observation? Is the dative ever used for the genitive? How is the genitive often rendered in English? How are substantive pronouns governed? When a passive sense is expressed what do we use? What have the possessives meus, tuus, &c. after them in the genitive? When are the reciprocals sui and suus used? Repeat the phrases in which the genitive only is Describe the Greek construction. What is its name? What do adjectives which thus govern the genitive generally signify? What are plus and quid thought to be? What do nihil and the neuter pronouns govern? and what not? What do plural adjectives of the neuter gender govern? What is the general remark? What is the tenth rule? Examples? What is understood to govern the ablative? Is opus ever used as an adjective? With what is opus joined, and how is it often placed? GOVERNMENT OF ADJECTIVES. What does the ninth rule regard? What is the ninth rule? Examples. Repeat the five classes of adjectives which govern the genitive? What other adjectives are added? How are verbals in ns used? What is the difference between patiens algoris and algorem? Do any of these vary their construction? Partitives agree in gender with what? What case in the singular do partitives govern? What is the second case governed by adjectives? What do verbals in bilis and dus govern? Is the dative properly governed by adjectives? What do adjectives of usefulness or fitness govern? How are adjectives, signifying motion or tendency to a thing, construed? What do proprior and proximus govern? What other case do dignus, indignus, &c. govern? What does the fifteenth rule regard? Which with the genitive more frequently? Which with a preposition? Government of the Verb Sum. What is the sixteenth rule? Examples. What words are excepted? Repeat the three observations. The seventeenth rule? Examples. This is more frequently used than what other construction? The eighteenth rule. Example. What other verbs have two datives after them? The nineteenth rule? Examples. The twentieth rule? Examples. What is the sign of the ablative in English? How otherwise may the comparative be construed? When is the conjunction quam elegantly suppressed? How is it elegantly placed? For what is nihil elegantly used? How is the relation of sameness or equality expressed? In what case is the defect or excess of measure put? What do adverbs qualify? Are they also joined to nouns? What is remarked of the position of the adverb? To what is quam joined? To what is facile joined? Utinam, o si, ut? Quin for cur non ? What does the twenty-second rule regard? Repeat the adverbs of time that govern the geni tive. Repeat the adverbs of place that govern the genitive, and of quantity. What is said of instar and ergo? Why are these adjectives thought to govern the genitive? What is remarked of pridie? And what of en and ecce ? Repeat the examples under each preposition, with the English. What is the English of ad astra? How do you say in Latin, to the stars? &c. &c. Write the examples. Is ad ever used adverbially? What is the English of apud? ante? &c. What are added to prepositions governing the accu⚫ sative? What is the twenty-fourth rule? Repeat all the prepositions, with the English; and the examples? What is the English of a patre? How do you say in Latin, from a father? Which preposition is placed after the noun? Ans. What is the twenty-fifth rule? Distinguish in governing the accusative and the ablative? Examples. What is the English of sub? super? When are prepositions reckoned adverbs? Examples. In these cases, what is implied? What other adverbs are construed with the accusa tive? Distinguish a and e, ab and ex. Examples. Which interjections are joined with the vocative? What is the remark on interjections? The twenty-eighth rule? Examples, with the En glish. What is the first observation? The second? The third? The twenty-ninth rule? Examples. If the substantives are of different persons? genders? If the substantives signify things without life? What is the fourth observation? and the fifth? What is the note? When have etsi, tametsi, &c. the indicative, and What is the second observation? The third? and In all these examples what is understood? What does the thirty-second rule regard? What does the twenty-third rule regard? What other verbs govern the genitive? Are they construed differently? Repeat the rule, including all the prepositions which How is the genitive after verbs really governed? govern this case. Repeat the thirty-third rule, with examples. |