Jerard White
Magister Linguae Latinae
last updated
Friday, July 6, 2007
 
 

Magister J. White's

Real New Latin Grammar
 
 

This grammar is based on my own collected Latin grammar texts and resources. Since the grammar and bibliography are both online texts, expect them to be continually updated.

Suggestions, comments and particularly criticisms on matters of great importance to the study of Latin grammar should be directed to Mag. J. White at Franklin Road Academy, Nashville TN, 37220.
Introduction to Latin
The Alphabet and Pronunciation
Latin Syllabication
Latin Gender
Verbs
Tenses
Moods
Conjugations
Nouns, Adjectives and Pronouns
Cases
Declensions
Declension Review
Bibliography
Syntax
Sequence of Tenses
The Subjunctive
Dum, Postquam and Ubi
Poetic and Literary Devices
Magister White's Literary Devices in Latin
Scansion and Meter in Latin Poetry
 
 
 
 
 
Links
Latin grammars
Allen and Greenough Online - one of the most thorough grammars
Anne Mahoney, Overview of Latin Syntax - a great resource from Perseus
Glossary of Rhetorical Terms - From the Department of Classics at the University of Kentucky
Latin Praxis - based on Wheelock
Descriptive Latin Grammar - From Orbit Latinus a project to make on-line grammars of the Romance languages
Grammar from Royal Holloway - Part of the University of London
Study Guide for Wheelock's Latin - Online assistance by Dale Grote of the University of North Caroline
Latin Grammar Aid - Lynn H. Nelson University of Kansas
A Brief Guide to the Quantity of Syllables
Latin Grammar - Eric Conrad's research to help him translate 19th century mathematical Latin
Donatus, de partibus orationis ars minor - A Grammar in Latin from the late 4th century, edited for online use by J. White from Jim Marchand's original.
Donatus, de partibus orationis ars maior - - A Grammar in Latin from the late 4th century, soon to be edited for online use by Mag. J. White from J. Marchand's original.
Magister White's Real New Latin Grammar
William Gardner Hale. The Art of Reading Latin: How To Teach It. - from the Perseus Project
Glossary of Grammar and Syntax - a list of key grammatical terminology
Latin Mnemonic Devices from Cornell University
The Latin Recital Page at Harvard
Bennett's Latin Grammar in PDF format from Textkit.com