Latin composition; an elementary guide to writing in Latin: pt.I. Constructions ; pt.II. Exercises in translation - Softcover
Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1879 edition. Excerpt: ...(m.). claw, unguis, is (m.). cleft, ftssus (part. of findo). clemency, clementia, ae. client, cliens, tis. climb, scando,' adscendo? close (v.), claudo? si, sum. close to, prope (ace.); prope ab. closed, clausus.--closely, arte. clothed, vestitus. coast, litus, dris (n.). coil, volvo? cold, algor, oris (m.). colleague, collega, ae. college, collegium, i. colony, colonia, ae. come, venio, veni;--acrosst transeo, ire;--forward, exsisto 0"--in (of wind), adflare;--to, pervenio ad, accedo3 ad. comeliness, forma, ae. command (v.), jubeo,1 jussi; (in office), praeesse; be master of, impero.1 command (n.), imperatum, is supreme--, imperium, is by--, jussu. commander, imperator, oris. commanding, dux, ducis (gen.); as descriptive adj., augustus. commend, laudo.1 committo. commit (an act), facio, efficio,3 common (in common), conununis, e. common people, plebs, is (f.). commonwealth, respublica. communicate, impertio. community, populus, i. companion, socius, i. compare, comparo.1 company: in--with, una cum. complete, adfinem perduco. completely, plane. compelled, coactus (cogo). compose, concipio, scribo? compulsion, under, coactus. comrade, comes, itis. conceal, celo' (two aces), occulo.s concerns, it, refert (§ 40, 4. d). conclude (make), facio. condemn, damno,1 reprehendo condition, condicio fortunae; fortunae, arum. conduct (v.), duco,' deduco. conduct (harsh), asperitas. confederation, foedus, eris (n.). confer on, defero ad, confero in. confidence, fiducia, ae, fides. confidence, to have--in, confido3 (dat. or abl.). pbsecro. conical, coni (gen.).--conjure, connect, conjungo.3 connected, conjunctus. conquer, vinco, vici, victum; devinco.--conquest, victoria. conqueror, victor, oris. consequences, exitus, its (sing.), consider,...
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