A Grammar of the Latin Language: For the Use of Schools and Colleges : with Exercises and Vocabularies

ā-rě Ablative accus Accusative Adjective Adverbs agricolae ārě Ariovistus āt-ăm āt-ŭm ătăm ātŭm āv-i āvi Bocchus Caesar căm catalectic Cicero Clauses compounds Conj Conjugation Consonant consul Crassus cùm Dative Declension denoting ě-rě ending ĕrăt ěrě essě express feminine Gauls gender Genitive Gerund Helvetians Helvetii Imperative Imperfect Impersonal Verb Indicative Infinitive Jugurtha king loved masc masculine Neut neuter Nominative Nominative-ending nōn Nouns Numidia oppidum Participle Passive penult Perf Perfect Perfect-stem Person Plur poets Predicate Prep Preposition Pres Present Present-stem Pronoun Proposition quăm quis quod rarely Remark 1.-The rēs RULE săm sẽ sentence Sing Singular sometimes Spondee stem Subject Subjunctive sŭm sunt Supine syllable tenses thing thou Transitive Verb Translate into English Translate into Latin Trimeter Trochee urbě Vocabulary Vowel word