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Author: Garretson, J. (John)
Title: English exercises for school-boys to translate into Latin comprising all the rules of grammar, and other necessary observsations : ascending gradually from the meanest to higher capacities / by J. Garretson ...
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Print source: English exercises for school-boys to translate into Latin comprising all the rules of grammar, and other necessary observsations : ascending gradually from the meanest to higher capacities / by J. Garretson ...
Garretson, J. (John)
London: Printed for Tho. Cockerill ..., M DC XCI [1691]
Subject terms:
Latin language -- Grammar.
Latin language -- Composition and exercises.
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To the Practitioner; From a School-Master in London.
license
An Advertisement.
TO THE READER.
Praeliminary Exercises on the Fundamental Rules.
Rule 1. Concord 1.
Rule 2. Concord 2.
Rule 3d.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule Ninth.
Rule 10.
Praepositions governing two Cases, are these that follow.
Some Recapitulatory Exercises.
Exercises fitted to Lilly's Con∣cords, and Rules, together with Observations upon them.
1. Concord.
2. Concord.
3. Concord.
Constructions of Nouns Substantives.
Construction of Adjectives.
Adjectives Govern a Genitive.
Adjectives governing a Dative Case.
Adjectives governing an Accusative Case.
Adjectives governing an Ablative Case.
Construction of Pronouns.
Construction of Verbs.
Verbs requiring a Neminative Case
Verbs Personals governing a Genitive.
Verbs Personals governing a Dative Case.
Verbs governing an Accusative Case.
Verbs governing an ablative Case.
Of the Construction of the English Infinitive Mood.
The Construction of the Participle.
Construction of words betokening Time.
Construction of Nouns betokening Place.
The Construction of Verbs Impersonal.
The Construction of Adverbs.
The construction of Conjunctions.
Construction of Prepositions.
Of Interjections.
Additional Notes.
Larger English Exercises.
Dat Pater aut Mater nuptum, jungit{que} Sacerdos, Uxorem duco, nubit at illa mihi.
DIALOGUE I. The Master and the Scholar.
DIALOGUE. II. Thomas and Giles.
DIALOGUE III. Master and Scholar.
DIALOGUE IV. William and Bartholomew.
DIALOGUE V. Mark and Anthony.
DIALOGUE VI. Master and Servant.
DIALOGUE VII. Master and Scholar.
EPISTLE I.
EPISTLE II.
EPISTLE III.
EPISTLE. IV.
DIALOGUE VIII. Master and Boy.
EPISTLE V.
EPISTLE VI.
DIALOGUE IX.
DIALOGUE X. Thomas and John.
DIALOGUE XI. Thomas and Richard.
DIALOGUE XII. Henry and Robert.
DIALOGUE XIII. Thomas and Francis.
DIALOGUE XIV. Joseph and Philip.
DIALOGUE XV. Thomas and John.
DIALOGUE XVI. Richard and Thomas.
DIALOGUE XVII. VVilliam and Robert.
DIALOGUE XVIII. Henry and Anthony.
DIALOGUE XIX. Thomas and Mary.
DIALOGUE XX. Francis and George.
DIALOGUE XXI. Thomas and William.
An EPISTLE.
DIALOGUE XXII. Thomas and Francis.
THE INDEX.
A SUPPLEMENT; CONTAINING A Catalogue of several Verbs, Adje∣ctives, Impersonals and Participles, shew∣ing what Cases they will govern: With a hint of the Rules to which they belong.
These Words having escaped the Press in the Index, the Learner is desired to write them under their Proper Letters.
BOOKS Printed and Sold by THOMAS COCKERIL, at the Three Legs over a∣gainst the Stocks Market.