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. 1885 edition. Excerpt: ...5. Compare acer, gracilis, frugi, nequam; and give the comparative and superlative of the adjectives formed from citra, infra, prope, post, supra. 6. Distinguish between canis and canis; malis and mulis; edit and edit; Z6or and labor; dicet and dlcet; obsident and 7. Parse munere, ocioris, anuria, potiretur, illuxerit, praecipiti, cognitus, oblltus. 8. Write in full the past-imperfect Subjunctive of morior; the futures of fio; the future-perfect Indicative Active of differo. 9. What are the supines of domo, edo, haereo, agnosco, seco, torreo? 10. Under what circumstances is the relative pronoun followed by the Subjunctive mood? Give examples. 11. Classify and illustrate the simplest forms of principal sentences, specially distinguishing between those that are complete in themselves and those that are not so. 12. What is meant by the expression " Accusative with the Infinitive "? 18. Distinguish the uses of quin and quominus. 14. Make such alterations in the following sentences as are necessary, assigning reasons: --(a) Scio quod erras. (b) Si hoc dicas, errabis. (c) Accidit consuli abesse. (d) Primus sum qui hoc fecerim. XXXIX. 1. Write the genitive singular oi paterfamilias, bos, hippiter, iusiurandum; the dative plural of deus, dea; the genitive plural of mons, mus, imber, Enter. 2. Write a list of nouns which have forms belonging to more than one declension, and another of those the gender of which varies in the two numbers. 3. Distinguish cutis and pellis; sanguis and cruor; vas and praes; infensus and infestus; dulcis, suavis, gratus, iucundus and amoenus. 4. Decline in the singular and plural genus audax; iuvenis sollers; senex loquax; and in the singular only but in all the genders unusquisque, quilibet, neuter. 5. Compare...