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Grammar Notebook Part Two Nouns

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Noun Declensions

Noun Declensions. 1st: mostly feminine, with a few masculine. ancilla, po?ta, aqua 2 nd : masculine (- us ) or neuter (- um ) dominus, servus, templum, ?trium

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C.W. Shelmerdine Introduction to Greek 2 nd edition (Newburyport, MA: Focus, 2008)

C.W. Shelmerdine Introduction to Greek 2 nd edition (Newburyport, MA: Focus, 2008). Chapter 1 1. Shelmerdine Chapter 11. 3 rd declension nouns: stems in - ? Syllabic and temporal augments Augments of compound verbs Principal parts of palatal stem thematic verbs

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ASPICE CAUDAM

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Trojan War 3 rd declension grammar

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Nouns and Adjectives

Nouns and Adjectives. Review Week 3. Nouns. In Latin, nouns have 3 characteristics: gender , number , and case . Latin nouns decline (take certain endings) to exhibit their gender , number , and case .

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Future Tense (Active and Passive) 4 th Conjugation Verbs: Present Active and Passive Third Declension Neuter Nouns Third Declension i - stem Nouns. Present Tense (Active and Passive). 1 st and 2 nd conjugation verbs: 2pp-re+endings o, s, t, mus , tis , nt (active)

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2 nd Declension

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Latin I Noun Review

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How to use a latin dictionary

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Catullus

Catullus . Nikki Begnal , Chris Robotham , Chris DeAngelo , Cal Pettinelli. Life of Catullus. Born in Verona, Cisalpine Gaul in about 82 B.C. Moved to Rome as a young man Wrote 116 poems that have been saved Knew Cicero as well as Caelius Rufus

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NOMINATIVE SINGULAR HIC HAEC HOC

NOMINATIVE SINGULAR HIC HAEC HOC. GENITIVE SINGULAR HUIUS HUIUS HUIUS. DATIVE SINGULAR HUIC HUIC HUIC. ACCUSATIVE SINGULAR HUNC HANC HOC. ABLATIVE SINGULAR H ? C H ? C H ? C. NOMINATIVE PLURAL H I H AE H AEC. GENITIVE PLURAL H ORUM H ARUM H ORUM. DATIVE PLURAL H ?S

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THE SECOND DECLENSION -US: MASCULINE NOUNS

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Chapter 10

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Third Declension

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Wheelock Caput XIV

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Declining a Latin Noun Third Declension

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Wheelock Caput XIV

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TRANSLATION PRACTICE 2ND DECLENSION BOOKLET, PAGE 26

TRANSLATION PRACTICE 2ND DECLENSION BOOKLET, PAGE 26. LATIN LANGUAGE. TRANSLATION PRACTICE. 1. EQUI, CERVI ET FAGI IN CAMPO SUNT. 3RD PERSON PLURAL. PRESENT. PREP.+ ABLATIVE PLACE COMPLEMENT. NOMINATIVE PLURAL MULTIPLE SUBJECT. TRANSLATION:

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Chapter 14

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