Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Colophon
- Contents
- PREFACE
- BOOK I SOUNDS
- BOOK II INFLEXIONS
- Chap. I Of inflexions in general
- Chap. II Of NOUN INFLEXIONS, and particularly of Gender
- Chap. III Of noun inflexions of Number
- Chap. IV Of Case inflexions in general
- Chap. V Nouns of Class I
- Chap. VI Old and exceptional forms of cases (Class I.)
- Chap. VII Peculiar declension of certain Pronouns and Adjectives (Class I.)
- Chap. VIII Personal Pronouns
- Chap. IX Nouns of Class II
- Chap. X ii. Declension of -i stems
- Chap. XI iii. Declension of consonant stems
- Chap. XII Old or exceptional forms of Cases (Class II)
- Chap. XIII Greek Nouns, Class I
- Chap. XIV Greek Nouns, Class II
- Chap. XV Adverbs and Conjunctions
- Chap. XVI INFLEXIONS OF VERB. Introduction
- Chap. XVII Inflexions of Person and Number
- Chap. XVIII Inflexions of Mood
- Chap. XIX Classification of inflexions of Tense
- Chap. XX Tenses formed from the Present Stem
- Chap. XXI Of Verb Stems; especially the Present Stem
- Chap. XXII Tenses formed from the Perfect Stem
- Chap. XXIII Of the Perfect Stem
- Chap. XXIV Of the Supine Stem
- Chap. XXV Of the Traditional Classification of Verbs
- Chap. XXVI Examples of the Complete Inflexions of Verbs
- Chap. XXVII Inflexions of the Verb sum, and compounds
- Chap. XXVIII Inflexions of some Irregular Verbs
- Chap. XXIX Alphabetical List of Deponent Verbs
- Chap. XXX Alphabetical List of Verbs, with their perfects, supines, &c
- BOOK III WORD-FORMATION
- APPENDICES
- Select Index
Chap. XXII - Tenses formed from the Perfect Stem
from BOOK II - INFLEXIONS
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2015
- Frontmatter
- Colophon
- Contents
- PREFACE
- BOOK I SOUNDS
- BOOK II INFLEXIONS
- Chap. I Of inflexions in general
- Chap. II Of NOUN INFLEXIONS, and particularly of Gender
- Chap. III Of noun inflexions of Number
- Chap. IV Of Case inflexions in general
- Chap. V Nouns of Class I
- Chap. VI Old and exceptional forms of cases (Class I.)
- Chap. VII Peculiar declension of certain Pronouns and Adjectives (Class I.)
- Chap. VIII Personal Pronouns
- Chap. IX Nouns of Class II
- Chap. X ii. Declension of -i stems
- Chap. XI iii. Declension of consonant stems
- Chap. XII Old or exceptional forms of Cases (Class II)
- Chap. XIII Greek Nouns, Class I
- Chap. XIV Greek Nouns, Class II
- Chap. XV Adverbs and Conjunctions
- Chap. XVI INFLEXIONS OF VERB. Introduction
- Chap. XVII Inflexions of Person and Number
- Chap. XVIII Inflexions of Mood
- Chap. XIX Classification of inflexions of Tense
- Chap. XX Tenses formed from the Present Stem
- Chap. XXI Of Verb Stems; especially the Present Stem
- Chap. XXII Tenses formed from the Perfect Stem
- Chap. XXIII Of the Perfect Stem
- Chap. XXIV Of the Supine Stem
- Chap. XXV Of the Traditional Classification of Verbs
- Chap. XXVI Examples of the Complete Inflexions of Verbs
- Chap. XXVII Inflexions of the Verb sum, and compounds
- Chap. XXVIII Inflexions of some Irregular Verbs
- Chap. XXIX Alphabetical List of Deponent Verbs
- Chap. XXX Alphabetical List of Verbs, with their perfects, supines, &c
- BOOK III WORD-FORMATION
- APPENDICES
- Select Index
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- Grammar of the Latin LanguageFrom Plautus to Suetonius, pp. 206 - 208Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2010