Schaum's Outline Of Latin Grammar

Description:
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Table of Contents:
Introduction to the Latin Alphabet and Pronunciation. Chapter 1: The Noun. Chapter 2: The Adjective. Chapter 3: Pronouns and Adjectives. Chapter 4: The Verb. Chapter 5: Adverbs and Prepositions. Chapter 6: Syntax of the Noun. Chapter 7: Syntax of the Adjective. Chapter 8: Syntax of the Simple Sentence. Chapter 9: Syntax of the Complex Sentence.

Author Biography:
Alan Fishbone (New York, NY) is director of the Latin program at the Latin-Greek Institute in New York City. He holds a masters in Classics from Columbia University and he has worked extensively as a translator of both Latin and ancient Greek.