Analysis of the Latin Tongue - Softcover

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1846 edition. Excerpt: ... is 2 simulachrum n. 3 Ceresf. et 1 Victoria f. to teach all an art 1 Minerva f. 2 edoceo 2 Telemachus m. omnis 3 arsf. his own to instruct he a law a precept war suus 4 erudio is 3 lex f. 2prceceptum n. 2 bellum n. to beseech much concerning his own safety 1 obtestor 2 Pomptinus m. multus de suus 3 salusf. to give of himself a prastor as an enemy 1 do sui 3 prcetor m. veluti 3hostisc. to conceal this a thing a wife lest he to be 1 celo hie 5 resf. 3 uxor f. ne Me sum disturbed a mind and to terrify he to go to war turbatus 2 animus m. et 2 terreo is 4 eo ad bellum H KULE XVIII. The instrument, cause, manner, means, respect wherein, price, time when, and measure of magnitude, are the Ablative Case. Note--The distance of one place from another, and the time how long, are more frequently put in the Accusative. Lanius, quem absolvisti caedis, percussit me fuste. Kefert tua, misereri viatoris, quem latro vulneravit jactilo. Frater tractavit me summa humanitate, nee permlsit me redire nocte pluviali. Mater dedit mihi multum auri, et ornabit me gemmis Praeceptor, qui verberat discipulum gratia filii, est inlquus; et dum exardet ira, fit reus temeritatis. Qui promittit se incepturum esse opus proxima hebdomade, et non incipit hoc die, saepe accusat se socordiae. a butcher to acquit murder to strike 2 lanius m. qui 3 absolvo 3 ccedes f. 4Jerio a club ego 3fustis m. it concerns thy to pity a traveller a robber refert tuus 2 misereor 3 viator m. qui 3 latro m. to wound a dart 1 vulnero 2jaculum n. a brother to treat greatest kindness nor Zfrater m. 1 tracto ego summus 3 humanitasf. nee to suffer to return night rainy 3 permitto ego 4 redeo 3 noxf. pluvialis a mother to give much gold to adorn 3 materf. 1 do ego.multus 2 aurumn. I or no a jewel ego...