Advanced Latin composition

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1904 Excerpt: ... VOCABULARY. English words in parentheses, unless in heavy-face, are added to limit the range of application of the words defined. The principal parts of irregular verbs may be found in the verblist immediately following the vocabulary. The gender and genitive of nouns is given when there might be doubt about either. Active verbs of the second conjugation are indicated by marking the long vowel of the penult. ail., ablative, ace, accusative. act., active. adj., adjective. adv., adverb. c, common (gender). conj., conjunction. dat., dative. demon., demonstra-tive. F., feminine. gen., genitive. inter., interrogative. m., masculine. N., neuter (gender). it., noun. neut., neuter. part., participle. pass., passive. prep., preposition. pro., pronoun. rel., relative. v., verb. a, usually untranslated; rarely is; in negative clauses, ullus. ability, virtus,-utis, F. able (be), posse, quire. about, adv., fere; with numerals, circiter. about, prep., of place, circa with ace.; ( = concerning), de with abl. above, supra. absence, absentia. absurdly, absurde. Academy, Academia. accept, accipere. accomplish, efficere, consequi, facere, proficere. accordingly, ergo, quam ob rem. accuse, insimulare, accusare. accused (the), reus. achievements, res gestae. Achillas, Achillas,-ae, M. acquaintance (concrete), fa miliaris. across, trans with ace. across the sea, transmarinus. act, facere. action, res; (abstract), gerund of agere. add, addere; adiungere (ad and ace.). administer, administrare. admit, admittere. adopt (apian), capere. adorn, ornare. advance, «., cursus,-us, M. advance, v. neut., progredi, procurrere, iter facere, ire, venire. advance on, accedere ad and ace. advance, v. act., of the standards, inferre. advice, consilium. advise, censere. Aesculapius, Aesculap...