A new method of learning with facility the Latin tongue Volume 2 ; containing the rules of genders, declensions, preterites, syntax, quantity, and the ... digested in the clearest and concisest order - Softcover
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1797 Excerpt: ... be faid of the reft. Whence we conclude that all that can be faid of the figures of grammar, may be reduced to the four above laid down, or to hellenifm. Therefore I am of opinion that upon a careful perufal of what hath been faid in the fyntax, and in thefe remarks, very few difficulties will arife in regard to government that may not eafily be folved, and that hardly any paflage will occur in ancient authors, but what may be accounted for. But as the chief foundation of all languages depends on praftice, I have endeavoured to collect here a multitude of verbs of different governments, which perhaps will be the more ufcful, as fome of them are not to be found even in the mod copious dictionaries. They are comprifed in the following lift, which is only an abridgment of a more extenfive work, wherein we intended to include every remark that could be made on the elegance of this language, for the fervice ef thofe who endeavour to write pure Latin; and perhaps fome day or other we may publifh a feparate work on this fubjeft for the ufe of learners, if ever we find that they have derived any benefit from this abridgment. LIST OF VERBS O F DIFFERENT GOVERNMENTS. Abjicere fe & profternere, id Confilium zdificandi abjicere, id. to lay ajide all thoughts of building. Abjicere ad terram, id, in herbam, Id humi, Plh. to throw upon the ground Cogttationes in rem humilem abjiagiftratu, id to abdicate, or to cere, Cic. to apply his thoughts to it. Abjicere animum, id. to dejpond Abire, a, ab, de, e, ex, loco, id-to be gone, to go cut. to retire Non hoc fie tibi abibit, ter. you pall not tfcape thus. Abi in malam crucem, Ter go and bang yourjelf. AbJUdiCare fibi libertatem, Cie. to Aberrare propofito, & a propofito, Jbew himfelf unworthy of liberty. Sc vita, id....
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1797 Excerpt: ... be faid of the reft. Whence we conclude that all that can be faid of the figures of grammar, may be reduced to the four above laid down, or to hellenifm. Therefore I am of opinion that upon a careful perufal of what hath been faid in the fyntax, and in thefe remarks, very few difficulties will arife in regard to government that may not eafily be folved, and that hardly any paflage will occur in ancient authors, but what may be accounted for. But as the chief foundation of all languages depends on praftice, I have endeavoured to collect here a multitude of verbs of different governments, which perhaps will be the more ufcful, as fome of them are not to be found even in the mod copious dictionaries. They are comprifed in the following lift, which is only an abridgment of a more extenfive work, wherein we intended to include every remark that could be made on the elegance of this language, for the fervice ef thofe who endeavour to write pure Latin; and perhaps fome day or other we may publifh a feparate work on this fubjeft for the ufe of learners, if ever we find that they have derived any benefit from this abridgment. LIST OF VERBS O F DIFFERENT GOVERNMENTS. Abjicere fe & profternere, id Confilium zdificandi abjicere, id. to lay ajide all thoughts of building. Abjicere ad terram, id, in herbam, Id humi, Plh. to throw upon the ground Cogttationes in rem humilem abjiagiftratu, id to abdicate, or to cere, Cic. to apply his thoughts to it. Abjicere animum, id. to dejpond Abire, a, ab, de, e, ex, loco, id-to be gone, to go cut. to retire Non hoc fie tibi abibit, ter. you pall not tfcape thus. Abi in malam crucem, Ter go and bang yourjelf. AbJUdiCare fibi libertatem, Cie. to Aberrare propofito, & a propofito, Jbew himfelf unworthy of liberty. Sc vita, id....
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