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The Latine grammar fitted for the use of schools wherein the words of Lilie's…

Published: 1651
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The Latine grammar fitted for the use of schools wherein the words of Lilie's Grammar are (as much as might bee) reteined, many errors thereof amended, many needless things left out, many necessaries that were wanting, supplied, and all things ordered in a method more agreeable to children's capacitie / by Charls Hoole ... ; and (that nothing might bee wanting to the purpose) the English translation is set down on the contrarie page for the benefit of yong [sic] learners.

London Printed by William Du-Gard, and are to bee sold by John Clark ... 1651.

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Book 1Lib. I. De Orthographia.
Chapter 1Cap. 1. De Literis.
Chapter 2Cap. 2. De Syllabis.
Chapter 3Cap. 3. De Orthoëpia.
Chapter 4Cap. 4. De Sententiarum Punctis.

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Chapter 3Cap. 3. De Caſu.
Chapter 4Cap. 4. De Genere.
Rules of genderPropria quae Maribus: VEL, GUILIELMI LILII Regulae DE GENERIBUS NOMINUM.
5 chapters
Chapter 10Cap. 10. De Generibus Adjectivorum.
Chapter 11Cap. 11. De Declinatione primâ.
Chapter 12Cap. 12. De ſecunda Declinatione.
Chapter 13Cap. 13. De tertia Decliatione.
Chapter 14Cap. 14. De quarta Declinatione.
Chapter 15Cap. 15. De quinta Declinatione.
Chapter 16Cap. 16. De flexione Adjectivorum.
Chapter 17Cap. 17. De Comparatione.
Irregular nounsQuae Genus: SIVE ROB. ROBINSONI Regulae de Heteroclitis, ſeu Anomalis.
5 chapters
Chapter 23Cap. 23. De Pronomine.
Chapter 24Cap. 24. De Verbo, & ejus Accidentibus.
Verb rulesAs in Praeſenti: SIVE GUILIELMI LILII Regulae de Praeteritis & Supinis Verborum.
4 chapters
Chapter 35Cap. 35. De verbis quibuſdam Anomalis.
Chapter 33Cap. 33. De verbis quae deficiunt certis Modis & Temporibus.
Chapter 38Cap. 38. De Imperſonalibus & Defectivis.
Chapter 39Cap. 39. De Participio.
Chapter 40Cap. 40. De Adverbio.
Chapter 41Cap. 41. De Conjunctione.
Chapter 42Cap. 42. De Praepoſitione.
Chapter 34Cap. 34. De Interjectione.
Book 3LIB. III. DE SYNTAXI.
Chapter 1Cap. 1. De Concordantiâ.
5 sections
Chapter 2Cap. 2. De Regimine Nominum.
4 sections
Chapter 3Cap. 3. De Regimine Pronominum.
Chapter 4Chap. 4. De Regimine Verborum.
13 sections
Chapter 5Cap. 5. De Regimine Participiorum.
Chapter 6Cap. 6. De Regimine Adverbiorum.
2 sections
Chapter 7Cap. 7. De Regimine Conjunctionum.
2 sections
Chapter 8Cap. 8. De Regimine Praepoſitionum.
Chapter 9Cap. 9. De Regimine Interjectionum.
Chapter 10Cap. 10. De Figuris dictionis.
Chapter 11Cap. 11. De Figuris Conſtructionis.
Book 4LIB. IV. DE PROSODIA.
Chapter 1Cap. 1. De Spiritibus & Tonis, ſive Accentibus.
Chapter 2Cap. 2. De Tempore, ſive Quantitate Primarum & Mediarum Syllabarum.
Chapter 3Cap. 3. De Ultimarum Syllabarum quantitate.
AppendixAppendix Grammatices.
Chapter 1Cap. 1. De Ordine vocum Grammatico.
1 example
Chapter 2Cap. 2. De Ordine vocum Oratorio.
1 example
Chapter 3Cap. 3. De Ordine vocum Poëtico.
Chapter 4Cap. 4. De Pede, & ejus generibus.
Chapter 5Cap. 5. De Verſuum variis generibus.
SynopsisA Synopſis or ſhort view of the Latine GRAMMAR.
PrayerPro Puerorum in Studi is pio progreſſu, Precatio quotidiana.
Prayer
To the readerDr Saunderſon's Approbation of this GRAMMAR.
Imprimatur
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DedicationTo the Lovers and Profeſſors of Grammar-learning.
Book 1Lib. I. Of Orthographie.
Chapter 1Chap. 1. Of Letters.
Chapter 2Chap. 2. Of Syllables.
Chapter 3Chap. 3. Of Right Utterance.
Chapter 4Chap. 4. Of Points in Sentences.
Book 2LIB. II. Of Etymologie.
Chapter 1Chap. 1. Of the eight Parts of Speech, and their general Accidents.
Chapter 2Chap. 2. Of a Noun, and its proper Accidents.
Chapter 3Chap. 3. Of Caſe.
Chapter 4Chap. 4. Of Gender.
Rules of genderPropria quae Maribus. OR WILLIAM LILIE'S Rules OF THE GENDERS of NOUNS.
6 chapters
Chapter 11Chap. 11. Of the firſt Declenſion.
Chapter 12Chap. 12. Of the ſecond Declenſion.
Chapter 13Chap. 13. Of the third Declenſion.
Chapter 14Chap. 14. Of the fourth Declenſion.
Chapter 15Chap. 15. Of the fift Declenſion.
Chapter 16Chap. 16. Of the declining of Adjectives.
Chapter 17Chap. 17. Of Compariſon.
Irregular nounsQuae Genus: OR, ROB. ROBINSON'S Rules of Nouns Heteroclits, or Irregular.
11 chapters
Verb rulesAs in Praeſenti. OR, WILLIAM LILIE'S Rules of the Preterperfect tenſes and Supines of Verbs.
13 chapters
Book 3LIB. III. OF SYNTAX.
Chapter 1Chap. 1. Of Concordance.
5 sections
Chapter 2Chap. 2. Of the Government of Nouns.
4 sections
Chapter 3Chap. 3. Of the government of Pronouns.
Chapter 4Chap. 4. Of the government of Verbs.
13 sections
Chapter 5Chap. 5. Of the Government of Participles.
Chapter 6Chap. 6. Of the Government of Adverbs.
2 sections
Chapter 7Chap. 7. Of the Government of Conjunctions.
2 sections
Chapter 8Chap. 8. Of the government of Prepoſitions.
Chapter 9Chap. 9. Of the government of Interjections.
Chapter 10Chap. 10. Of the Figures of a word.
Chapter 11Chap 11. Of the Figures of Conſtruction.
Book 4LIB. IV. OF PROSODIE.
Chapter 1Chap. 1. Of Spirits and Tones, or Accents.
Chapter 2Chap. 2. Of the Quantitie of the Firſt and Middle Syllables.
Chapter 3Chap. 3. Of the quantitie of the laſt ſyllables.
IndexA TABLE of the Heads of the Latine-Grammar.
PrayerA PRAIER to bee uſed everie daie, for Children's good proceeding at their BOOKS.
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