First Latin Steps: Or, An Introduction, by a Series of Examples, to the Study of the Latin Language

ablative accusative action active adjective agree Aorist atque begin Cæsar called carry castris chapter Class comes common commonly compound conjunction construction Consul dative denote dependence difference Direct English erat ĕre esse examples finished following sentences fuit future genitive gerund give Hæc Hence homines hostes idea imperfect Indicative infinitive instances intransitive Latin Laws main action mark means mihi milites mood motion moved naming neque nisi noun nouns naming object Observe omitted omnes operate ōris participle pass passive perfect performed person preposition present Puer puerum quæ quam quid quin quod quum regarded relative Romam Romani rule seen sense shows simply sleep spoken stand subject-word Subjunctive sunt taking place Tenses thing tibi tive transitive verbs urbe urbem verbs wishes writer