A Grammar of the Latin Language from Plautus to Suetonius, Volume 2

ablative accusative case action adjective adverbs back Brut Cæs Cæsar cases Catilina chiefly Cicero clause comp Compare conditional consul Continued dative denote different direct object English especially express expressed expressions facere fact first following form found frequently future genitive gerund gerundive hæc Hannibal Haut have indicative infinitive inflexions instances language Livy locative Lucr meaning mihi mood negative neque nihil nominative omnibus once ordinary participle passive past perfect person Phil phrases place Plaut Plautus Plin Pompeius præ præter predicate preposition present principal probably pronoun quæ question Quint rarely relative Romæ Rosc Sall same secondary sense sentences Similarly simple sine sometimes subject subjunctive subordinate substantive dependent Suet suffix take tenses thing tibi time usage used uses usually verb verbal verbs Verg Verr Verres Without a substantive word words writers