Gildersleeve's Latin Grammar

Since 1867, students of Latin and their teachers have turned to this famous guide for instruction on grammar and usage. The work of a distinguished professor who taught classics for six decades, it is celebrated for its lucid and comprehensive treatment. No Latin reference collection is complete without this volume.

Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve (1831–1924), one of the greatest American classical scholars of the 19th century, was a Professor of Classics at The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore from 1875 to 1915.

EtymologyLetters and SyllablesParts of SpeechInflection of the SubstantiveInflection of the AdjectiveAdverbsNumeralsPronounsInflection of the VerbFormation of WordsSyntaxSimple SentenceSimple Sentence ExpandedCompound SentenceArrangement of Words and ClausesFigures of Syntax and RhetoricPrincipal Rules of SyntaxProsodyQuantityFigures of ProsodyVersificationAppendixIndex of VerbsGeneral Index

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Gildersleeve's Latin Grammar

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