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... Latin may be considered as the type . The construction of the Latin , and those languages derived from it , is based upon grammatical inflections , established and governed by fixed rules ; on the contrary , the English language is ...
... Latin may be considered as the type . The construction of the Latin , and those languages derived from it , is based upon grammatical inflections , established and governed by fixed rules ; on the contrary , the English language is ...
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... Latin . We have no declinable words in our language , in the sense of Latin declinable words . The modifications of English words are few , simple and arbitrary in their character , while those of the Latin are extremely numerous and ...
... Latin . We have no declinable words in our language , in the sense of Latin declinable words . The modifications of English words are few , simple and arbitrary in their character , while those of the Latin are extremely numerous and ...
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... Latin , all the pronouns ( except the first and second persons , which are either masculine or feminine ) , eighteen in number , are burdened with numerous and complicated rules to determine their gender , number and case . English ...
... Latin , all the pronouns ( except the first and second persons , which are either masculine or feminine ) , eighteen in number , are burdened with numerous and complicated rules to determine their gender , number and case . English ...
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... Latin is that form of the noun sim- ply and directly named , and is called casus rectus , the straight case ; and the other cases are called casus obliqui , the oblique cases . Now , these cases have reference only to the inflection of ...
... Latin is that form of the noun sim- ply and directly named , and is called casus rectus , the straight case ; and the other cases are called casus obliqui , the oblique cases . Now , these cases have reference only to the inflection of ...
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... Latin verbs . Since all the modes , except the indicative and imperative , are expressed by other words , English verbs cannot be said to have mode . Our idea of mode is manner of affirmation ; in Latin , mode is an inflection of the ...
... Latin verbs . Since all the modes , except the indicative and imperative , are expressed by other words , English verbs cannot be said to have mode . Our idea of mode is manner of affirmation ; in Latin , mode is an inflection of the ...
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