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PART 1. Alphabet and Phonology Chapter 1. Alphabet and Phonology (§ 1-9) 3 Alphabet: § 1 3 Phonological system: § 4 4 Quantity of syllables: § 7 6 Word stress or spoken accent: § 9 8 PART 2. Morphology Chapter 2. The Word (§ 10-16) 11 Chapter 3. The Noun (§ 17-31) 16 General concepts: § 17 16 First or a-declension: § 22 18 Second or o-declension: § 24 18 Third or consonant/i-declension: § 26 19 Fourth or u-declension: § 29 21 Fifth or e-declension: § 31 22 Chapter 4. The Adjective (§ 32-45) 23 Adjectives of the first group: a- and o-declensions: § 32 23 Adjectives of the second group: third or consonant/i-declension: § 35 24 Degrees of comparison: § 39 25 Numerals: § 43 27 Chapter 5. The Adverb (§ 46-51) 29 Chapter 6. The Pronoun (§ 52-71) 32 Personal pronouns: § 52 32 Possessive pronouns: § 55 33 Demonstrative pronouns: § 57 34 Relative pronouns: § 63 37 Interrogative pronouns: § 69 38 Indefinite pronouns: § 70 39 Correlative pronouns: § 71 40 Chapter 7. The Verb (§ 72-114) Concepts: §72 41 Conjugations and stems: § 72 41 Tenses: § 77 42 Moods: § 78 43 Voices: § 79 44 Person, number, and gender: § 80 44 Characteristics of tenses and moods: § 83 45 Five paradigms: § 89 47 Periphrastic conjugation: § 100 58 Deponent and semi-deponent verbs: § 101 58 Irregular verbs: § 104 59 Esse: § 104 59 Posse: § 105 60 Ferre: § 106 61 Velle, nolle, malle: § 107 61 Fieri: § 108 62 Ire: § 109 63 Defective verbs: § 110 63 Chapter 8. The Preposition (§ 115-21) Definition: § 115 65 Prepositions governing both the accusative and the ablative: § 119 65 Prepositions governing the accusative: § 120 66 Prepositions governing the ablative: § 121 67 PART 3. Semantics and Syntax of the Cases Chapter 9. Semantics and Syntax of the Cases (§ 122-78) Introduction: § 122 71 Nominative: § 123 71 Vocative: § 124 71 Genitive: § 125 72 Genitive as constituent of the noun phrase: § 125 72 Genitive as constituent of the sentence: § 132 74 Dative: § 136 75 Accusative: § 146 79 Ablative: § 162 82 Synopsis of the use of the cases: § 178 86 PART 4. Syntax and Semantics of the Sentence and Its Parts Chapter 10. The Sentence (§ 179-91) Sentence structure: § 179 91 Sentence analysis: § 182 92 Function: § 184 9( Semantic role: § 187 9; Form: § 189 91 Level: § 190 9E Chapter 11. The Predicate (§ 192-238) Definition and terminology: § 192 10C Agreement with the subject: § 195 101 Active and passive voices: § 205 103 Tenses: § 210 10; Moods and sentence types: § 224 113 Modality: § 224 113 Declarative sentence: § 225 114 Interrogative sentence: § 228 115 Volitive sentence: § 232 117 Concession: § 237 119 Synopsis: § 238 119 Chapter 12. The Subject (§ 239-47) Definition: § 239 12( Case and agreement: § 241 12( Form of the subject: § 244 12( Predicates without subject: § 247 122 Chapter 13. The Object (§ 248-84) Definition and terminology: § 248 122 Predicates with a subject and one object: § 249 122 Predicates with a subject and two objects: § 260 12ý Predicates without a subject and with two objects: § 263 12S Predicates with various constructions: § 264 13( Infinitive clause and sequence of tenses: § 266 13( Nominative with an infinitive: § 272 132 Indirect statement: § 273 132 Indirect command or prohibition: § 274 132 Indirect question and sequence of tenses: § 275 13z Dependent clause in indirect statement, command, or question: § 281 13( Reference in direct and indirect speech: § 284 131 Chapter 14. Predicativum (§ 285-92) Chapter 15. Adverbials (§ 293-357) Definition: § 293 142 Adverb and adverb phrase: § 296 142 Noun, noun phrase, and prepositional phrase: § 297 14z Seven finite clauses with conjunction: § 326 154 Time: § 326 154 Cause and reason: § 329 155 Concession: § 331 -156 Comparison: § 333 157 Condition: § 335 158 Purpose: § 340 159 Result: § 343 160 Synopsis of the use of the conjunction cum: § 345 161 Synopsis of the use of the conjunction ut: § 346 161 Sequence of tenses in the subjunctive: § 347 162 Ablative absolute: § 349 162 Supine in -um: § 355 166 Gerund phrase and gerundive constructi n: § 356 166 Chapter 16. The Attribute (§ 358-74) 169 Level and definition: § 358 169 Agreeing attributes: § 359 169 Dominant participle: § 363 172 Apposition: § 364 173 Noun in the genitive: § 365 173 Other attributes: § 366 174 Relative clause: § 367 174 PART 5. Textlinguistics Chapter 17. Context (§ 375-81) 181 Text in context: § 375 181 Functions in the text: § 378 183 Chapter 18. Word Order (§ 382-95) 185 Communicative perspective: theme-rhem : § 382 185 Normal word order in the sentence: § 384 187 Emotive and special word order: § 390 193 Place of the verb: § 393 194 Chapter 19. Stylistics (§ 396-463) 197 Introduction: § 396 197 Rhetorical period: § 397 197 Figures of speech: § 403 199 Chapter 20. Metrics (§ 464-75) 215 Latin metrical feet: § 464 215 Latin versification schemes: § 466 215 Dactylic hexameter: § 466 215 Dactylic nentmPeter- 8 474 971