Lectures on syntax : with special reference to Greek, Latin, and Germanic

Jacob Wackernagel · David Langslow

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FIRST COURSE OF LECTURES 1-13 General Introduction 13 The Parts of Speech 14-18 Number 18-21 Personal forms of the Verb 21-25 Voice 25-36 Tense 36-42 Mood 43-45 Infinitive 46 Supine and Gerund 47-48 Participles 49 Case SECOND COURSE OF LECTURES 1-5 Gender 6-8 Nouns and Adjectives 9-13 Pronouns 14-16 Articles 17-26 Prepositions 27-33 Negation

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