The Latin Language: An Historical Account of Latin Sounds, Stems and Flexions

accent Adjectives Adverb analogy athematic became beside byform Carmen Saliare Cato classical Compounds Conjugation consonant declension derived dialectal diphthong e. g. Gk e. g. Ital e. g. Lat e. g. Plaut Engl Ennius examples Fest final syllable Georges Germ Goth grammarians Greek guttural i-sound ii³ initial inscriptions Italic languages Late Latin Lith littera long vowel Masc nasal Neue Neut Neuter Nouns O-stems older original Oscan Paul Plautus Plur Praenestine preposition Present-stem Priscian Probi pronounced pronunciation quae Quintilian quod quoted Reduplicated Romance languages root S. C. Bacch scansion Scipio epitaph second cent seems short vowel shortened similarly sound Span spelling stem suffix syncope Terence Umbr Umbrian Umbro-Oscan unaccented syllable Varro Velius Longus Verbs viii Vulg Vulgar Latin weak grade word Wortf