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A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

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Main,

sentences, in ind. disc., mood of, 2312-2314.

Making,

verbs of, with two accusatives, 1167;

with pred. abl., 1363.

Manner,

expressed by neut. acc. of adj., 1142;

abl. of, 1358-1361;

expressed by abl. abs., 1367;

denoted by advs., 700, 704, 710, 1438;

denoted by abl. of gerundive construction or gerund, 2266;

expressed by partic., 2295.

Masculine,

gender, general rules for, 405, 406;

for cons. and -i- stems, 571-576;

caesura, 2557.

Mastery,

verbs of, with gen., 1292;

with abl., 1379;

with acc., 1380.

Material,

substs., defined, 6;

substs., plur. of, 416, 1108;

adj. suffixes denoting, 299-301;

abl. of, 1312-1315, 1426;

expressed by gen., 1232;

expressed by adj., 1427.

Maxims,

imper. in, 1575, 1586.

Means,

suffixes denoting, 238-245, 213, 224;

expressed by abl. abs., 1367;

abl. of, 1377-1384;

expressed by cum, 1874;

expressed by quod, quia, 1850;

expressed by quī, 1826;

expressed by abl. of gerundive construction or gerund, 2266;

expressed by partic., 2295.

Measure,

abl. of, 1388-1392;

expressed by gen., 1255;

unit of, defined, 2515.

Medial,

disappearance, of vowel, 112;

of cons., 170.

Meditative,

verbs, definition and formation of, 375;

the, 970.

Memory,

adjs. of, with gen., 1263;

verbs of, with gen., 1287-1291;

with acc., 1286, 1291;

with de and abl., 1289, 1291.

Mental distress,

verbs of, with gen., 1283-1286.

Metre, 2512.

Metrical lengthening, 123, 2.

Middle,

see Reflexive.

Military,

expressions, dat. in, 1223, 1225;

abl. in, 1356.

Mobile,

nouns, defined, 409;

substs., agreement of, 1078.

Modal sentences, 1716.

Modesty,

plur. of, 1074.

Molossus, 2522.

Monometer,

defined, 2536;

trochaic, 2649.

Monopody, 2531.

Monosyllables,

defective in case, 430;

quantity of, 2430-2433;

rarely elided, 2484, 2485, 2487, 2494, 2495.

Months,

names of, adjs., 627;

decl. of, 627.

Moods,

names of, 715;

subjv. in simple sentence, syntax of, 1540-1570, see Subjunctive;

imper., uses of, 1571-1586, see Imperative;

indic. in simple sentence, syntax of, 1493-1533, see Indicative;

of subordinate sentence, 1720-1731;

indic. in subordinate sentence, general rule, 1721;

indic. in subordinate sentence, in ind. disc., 1729, 2318;

subjv. of repeated action in subordinate sentence, 1730;

subjv. of wish, action conceivable, interrogation in subordinate sentence, 1731;

subjv. in indirect question, 1773-1786;

moods in rel. sentence, 1812-1830;

use of moods in ind. disc. and subjv. of attraction, 1722-1729, 2312-2320;

see quod, cum, &c.

Mora, 2515.

Motion,

aim of, denoted by acc., 1157-1166;

end of, denoted by dat., 1210;

from, how expressed, 1307-1311;

abl. of route taken with verbs of, 1376;

verbs of,

with in and sub and acc., 1423;

with in and sub and abl., 1424;

with infin. of purpose, 2164;

with supine in -um, 1166, 2270.

Motive,

abl. of, 1316-1319;

expressed by abl. abs., 1367, 1317;

otherwise expressed, 1317;

introduced by quod, 1853;

expressed by tamquam, 1909.

Mountains,

names of, gender, 405, 406.

Multiplicatives, 2423.

Mutes, 73;

mute stems, decl. of, 471-480, see Declension.

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