Charles E. Bennett · Allyn and Bacon, 1918
Bennett’s New Latin Grammar
A complete searchable edition of 375 numbered sections in 8 subject divisions. Every original section number is retained for stable citation.
Front matter and historical introduction
The three prefaces and Bennett’s account of the origin and development of Latin.
Prefaces and introduction02Sounds, accent, and quantity
The alphabet, pronunciation, syllables, quantity, accent, and sound change.
§§ 1–1103Declension
Nouns, adjectives, comparison, numerals, and pronouns.
§§ 12–9604Conjugation
The Latin verb system, regular paradigms, stem formation, and irregular verbs.
§§ 97–13805Particles and word formation
Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections, derivatives, and compounds.
§§ 139–15906Sentence and case syntax
Sentence forms, agreement, and the syntax of nouns, adjectives, and pronouns.
§§ 160–22707Verb syntax and style
Voice, tense, mood, dependent clauses, indirect discourse, word order, and style.
§§ 228–35908Prosody and supplements
Quantity, verse, rhetorical and grammatical terms, and the concluding supplements.
§§ 360–375Source text: Project Gutenberg, eBook 15665.