NOTES, p. 138.

A. 1. Distinguish various uses of the Genitive.-Ex. Show the use of Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns for the Objective Genitive.-Ex. How is native of a place' expressed?-Ex. 2. How is the Possessive Genitive rendered in English ?-Ex. 3. Explain the use of instar.-Ex. B. (1) How are interest, refert, explained by some? What words are used to qualify them ?-Ex. C. 1. Distinguish the Genitivus Rei Distributae, and Genitivus Rei Demensae. Give a list of Partitive words which distribute the former.-Ex. 2. Show how Partitive words are sometimes attracted in Gender.-Ex. 3. Show the distribution of a Collective Noun.-Ex. 4. The distributed Genitive used as a Complement.-Ex. 5. The Partitive use of Adverbs of Place.-Ex. 6. The Partitive force of primus, ultimus, etc., used as Epithets.--Ex. D. Give a list of Quantitative words taking a Genitivus Rei Demensae. How are they usually rendered? How may they take Genitive Adjectives?-Ex. E. Mention some poetic uses of Genitive. -Ex.

$ 140-144.

§ 140. How may the Infinitive stand? 1.-Ex. 2.-Ex. 3.—Ex. 4.—Ex.

a. Iri

§ 141. What are the Cases of the Infinitive? 1. Accusative Gerund.-Ex. 2. Genitive Gerund.-Ex. 3. Dative Gerund.Ex. 4. Ablative Gerund.-Ex. 5. Supine in um.—Ex. with Supine as Future Infinitive.-Ex. 6. Supine in u.-Ex. § 142. Say Rule for Case-construction of Verb Infinite.—Ex. § 143. Gerundive Attraction, what? Rule.-Ex.

§ 144. 1. Say Rule for Impersonal Gerundive Construction. -Ex. For Case-constructions of this. a. Ex. 6. Ex. 2. Say Rule for Attributive Gerundive Construction.-Ex.

NOTES, p. 140.

A. Explain the Historic Infinitive.-Ex. What Tense? B. 1. Explain the Prolative Infinitive. What words is it used with? How are Copulative Passive Verbs used with Infinitive ?-Ex. Show the use of Participle Passive for Infinitive.-Ex. 2. What is said of the Prolative Infinitive with Adjectives?—Ex. C. Mention special instances of Gerundive Dative. -Ex. D. Show that the Transitive Gerund is not always attracted.—Ex. In what instances especially?-Ex.

§ 145-147.

§ 145. Say Rule for the use of se, suus.—Ex. a. For Reflexives referred to the Object.-Ex.

§ 146. For the Annexive use of Conjunctions.-Ex.

§ 147. For the Mood with ne prohibitive, nēdum, utinam, O si, ut for utinam.—Ex.

NOTES, p. 141.

VIII. A. Explain the difference between the use of ego, tu, meus, tuus, etc., and that of se, suus.-Ex. B. Show when the reference of se, suus, to the Object is not ambiguous.-Ex. Where do these Pronouns usually stand if referred to the Object? With what exception ?-Ex. What is done where the use of se, suus, would be improper?—Ex.

§ 148-155.

§ 148. What is the Conjunctive Mood called when subjoined to another Verb?

§ 149. Say Rule for Interrogatio Obliqua.-Ex. Say list of Interrogatives.

§ 150. For Mood after Relatives and Relative Particles.-Ex. § 151. For Mood in actual or virtual Oratio Obliqua.-Ex. a. for Subjunctive often subordinated to Conjunctive.-Ex.

§ 152. How many are the Classes of Conjunctions governing Mood? What is meant by this? I. Of what Conjunctions does the First Class consist? Say these. II. Of what does the Second Class consist? Say these. III. Of what does the Third Class consist? Say these.

§ 153. (1) Say Rule for the Idiom of quum.-Ex. (2) For the Idiom of dum.-Ex.

§ 154. For Conjunction understood.-Ex.

§ 155. Say Rule for Consecution of Tenses.-Ex.

NOTES, p. 141-145.

IX. Distinguish Indicative and Conjunctive Mood. When is the Conjunctive called pure? Say Examples of its pure use.

X. 1. State the three kinds of Simple Sentences.-Ex. Distinguish Oratio Recta, and Obliqua. What is a Clause? (See Glossary). What is a Substantival Clause? Of what three kinds? (1) What is the principal

form of Enunciatio Obliqua? How constructed? By what term do writers often imply it? Why inaccurately?-Ex. (Constructions used for Accusative and Infinitive.) a. Ut with Subjunctive, in what senses? Quod with Indicative, in what ?-Ex. b. What follows Verbs of hoping and promising ?-Ex. c. What after expressions of fearing, danger, etc.—Ex. d. Interrogatio Infinitiva ?-Ex. 2. How is Petitio Obliqua formed?-Ex. Occasional omission of ut, ne.-Ex. (3) How is Interrogatio Obliqua formed? Omission of Interrogative.-Ex. II. What is a Suboblique Clause? A Virtually Suboblique Clause?-Ex.

XI. A. What is an Adverbial Clause? Of how many kinds? Examples of Subjunctive in each kind. B. What does a Conditional Sentence contain? Say its main forms in Latin, with English. Transform them into Oblique Oration.

XII. What is an Adjectival Clause? (§ 150.) Say Examples of quominus and quin.

XIII. Say Examples of Consecution. What peculiarity of Cicero's style is noticed?

§ 156-160.

§ 156. (1) Adjectives for Substantives.-Ex. (2) Infinitives for Substantives.-Ex. (3) Clauses for Substantives.-Ex. § 157. Say Rule for Subject of Impersonal Verb.--Ex. § 158. For Ellipsis.—Ex.

§ 159. For Attraction.-Ex.

§ 160. For Syněsis.—Ex.

NOTES, pp. 132, 145.

Page 132. (3) Say Examples of Adjectives used Substantively. F. What is Ellipsis? Ex. What is Emphasis ?-Ex. What is Attraction?-Ex. What is Synesis ?-Ex. What is a Collective Noun ?-Ex.

Page 145. XIV. A. a. Distinguish non, haud. b. Explain ne-quidem, nedum. c. How are quisquam, ullus, unquam, usquam, etc., used? What words contain a Negative? d. What Particles are used in Negative Consecutive Clauses? What in Final Clauses? e. What Mood is taken by non quod, non quo, non quin? f. What must be written for et nemo, et nihil, et nullus, etc.? For aio non? g. What is used for et non? Except when? -Ex. h. Translate non nihil, nihil non; non nunquam, nunquam non; non potui non ire.

B. a. Explain the use of the Interrogatives nonne, num, -ně, an. Examples of Double Interrogation.

b. Say

C. Explain the use of tenus.-Ex. b. What Prepositions are used as Adverbs? c. Say Phrases with Prepositions.

D. b. What is a Participle? Show what meanings are expressed by Latin Participles. Is the Gerundive Future? c. Explain the Participles of a Transitive Deponent of an Intransitive Deponent. d. How is the want of a Perfect Participle Active supplied?-Ex. e. How is the want of a Present Participle Passive supplied?-Ex. f. What is said of a Future Participle Passive? g. What Perfect Participles are sometimes used in a Present Active sense?-Ex. h. Give Examples of Participles used as mere Adjectives. As Substantives. Show by Examples that 'man,' 'men,' 'things,' must often be supplied in rendering Participles.

E. Show how an Active Transitive Sentence is changed into Passive Construction.-Ex. b. Show how an Active Intransitive Sentence is changed into Passive Construction.-Ex. What happens if the Active Verb take a Dative, Ablative, or Genitive Case ?-Ex. (a) Show that the Ablative of the Agent may be understood.-Ex. (b) What Cases do Passive Verbs govern? (c) What is the construction of Quasi-Passive Verbs ?-Ex.

F. What Impersonal Verbs take Accusative with Genitive? (2) Which are Transitive? (3) Which are Cui-Verbs? (4) Which take ad with Accusative? b. Which may have for Subject, (1) a Verb-Noun Infinitive? (2) Infinitive Clause (Enunciatio Obliqua)? (3) Subjunctive Clause with ut? (4) Subjunctive Clause omitting ut? (5) Indicative Clause with quod ? (6) Noun included in the meaning of the Verb? (a) What Deponent Perfects Impersonal are found? (b) What Verbs taking Impersonal Infinitives become Impersonal ?-Ex.

G. Give Summary of Rules for Constructions of Time, Place, and Space. Page 128, IV. A. a. What are Cardinal Numbers? What Numbers are used with Substantives that are 'Plural only'?-Ex. b. What are Ordinal Numbers ? c. What are Distributive Numerals? Exemplify. How do poets use them? d. What are Numeral Adverbs? e. State the Rules for writing Compound Numbers below 20.-Ex. (1) (2) Above 20 and below 100.-Ex. (3) Above 100.—Ex. (4) How are thousands expressed? State the use of millia.-Ex. (5) State the Rule above 100,000.-Ex. ƒ. How may unus be used? g. Explain the manner of expressing numbers in which the unit is 8 or 9. Say the Table of Numbers.

B. a. Explain the divisions of the As. b. The Numeral system of Roman Interest. c. Of Inheritance. d. Of Coinage and Computation of

money.

C. What were the three great days in a Roman month? When did they severally fall in the months? Show how the other days are counted in respect of these three. Give Examples. Write out the Roman Calendar. Why is Leap-year called Bissextus?

V. State the Roman Praenomina and their Abbreviations. What are the various names borne by Romans? Give examples of all these. Mention various forms of Abridgement used in Roman Manuscripts and Inscriptions.

§ 161-166.

§ 161. What does Prosody treat of?

§ 162. What is the Quantity of: 1. ADiphthong or a Contracted Syllable?-Ex. (Exception?) 2. Derivatives?-Ex. (Exceptions?) 3. A Vowel coming before a Vowel ?-Ex. (Exceptions

-Greek? Latin?) 4. A Vowel followed by two Consonants? by x, z, j?—Ex. 5. But when doubtful?-Ex. a. What Quantity do gn, gm, give to a Vowel ?-Ex.

§ 163. What is the Quantity of most monosyllables?—Ex. (Exceptions?) 2. Of final a ?-Ex. (Exceptions?) 3. Of final e?-Ex. (Exceptions?) 4. Of final i?-Ex. (Exceptions?) 5. Of final o? What words in o are long always? What is said of others? 6. Of final u?-Ex. 7. Of final y ?-Ex. 8. Of Vowel before final c?--Ex. (Exceptions?) 9. Of Vowels before final l, d, t?—Ex. 10. Of Vowel before final n?-Ex. (Excep tions?) 11. Of Vowel before final r?-Ex. (Exceptions?) 12. Of final as?-Ex. (Exceptions?) 13. Of final es?—Ex. (Exceptions?) 14. Of final is ?-Ex. (Exceptions?) 15. Of final 08?-Ex. (Exceptions?) 16. Of final us?-Ex. (Exceptions?) 17. Of final ys ?-Ex. a. What determines Quantity, where a Rule is wanting?

§ 164. What is an Iambus? a Trochee? a Spondee? a Dactyl? (give Examples).

§ 165. What is Scansion? Synaloepha?-Ex. Ecthlipsis ?Ex. What is the Quantity of the last Syllable in a verse?

§ 166. Construe these lines into English from Latin, and into Latin from English.

NOTES, p. 150.

III. A. (a) Say the Rules for the Scansion of the Dactylic Hexameter or Senarius. Scan the lines § 166. I., noting also the Caesuras. (b) Say the Rules for the Scansion of the Dactylic Pentameter. Scan the lines § 166. II. B. Say the Rules for the Iambic Trimeter. (b) For the Iambic Dimeter. C. For the Sapphic Stanza. D. For the Alcaic Stanza. Sean Examples taken from First Steps.'

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