J. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough · Ginn & Company, 1903
Allen and Greenough’s New Latin Grammar
A complete searchable edition of 642 numbered sections in 9 subject divisions. Every original section number is retained for stable citation.
Sounds and spelling
The alphabet, pronunciation, quantity, accent, and phonetic change.
§§ 1–1702Inflection and nouns
Roots and stems, gender, case, and the five declensions.
§§ 18–10703Adjectives, numerals, and pronouns
Adjectival forms and comparison, number words, and the pronoun system.
§§ 108–15204Verbs
Conjugation, tense systems, participles, irregular, defective, and impersonal verbs.
§§ 153–21205Particles and word formation
Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, derivation, and composition.
§§ 213–26706Syntax of the sentence and cases
Agreement, the simple sentence, and constructions of the nominative through ablative.
§§ 268–41907Syntax of the verb and clauses
Tense, mood, infinitive, participle, conditional, relative, and indirect constructions.
§§ 420–56608Word order and style
Arrangement, structure, rhythm, and characteristic forms of expression.
§§ 567–59909Prosody and grammatical terms
Quantity, rhythm, verse forms, and the concluding glossary of terms.
§§ 600–642Source text: Perseus Digital Library.