The Conditional Period in the Writings of Quintus Horatius FlaccusMail Publishing Company, 1900 - 128 strán (strany) |
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The Conditional Period in the Writings of Quintus Horatius Flaccus Wallace Stedman Elden Úplné zobrazenie - 1900 |
The Conditional Period in the Writings of Quintus Horatius Flaccus Wallace Stedman Elden Úplné zobrazenie - 1900 |
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Action Non-Occurrent adde Apodosis Apodosis represented Bayfield Blase C. R. Vol case cases Catullus CHAPTER Cicero classes classification clause common conditional force Conditional Periods Conditional Sentences connection contrary to fact deus Elegiac Poets ellipsis Epist Epod expressed First Person Plural First Person Singular following forms forte found frequent occurrence Future Imperative Future Indicative Future Perfect general Gram holus Horace IMPERF Imperfect Subjunctive implying INDIC instances Iuppiter Jussive Subjunctive language less Livy Lucretius Maecenas meaning mihi Mimnermus mood negative neque once Optative Subjunctive Ovid Parataxis parenthetic Participle PERF Perfect Indicative Period Plautus PLUPERF Pluperfect Subjunctive preceding PRES Present Imperative Present Indicative Present Subjunctive present time Preteritive Verb Propertius Protasis introduced Quintus Horatius Flaccus Quodsi read Sallust Second Person Singular Serm sine siquid sive sive-sive sodes sometimes Sonnenschein SUBJUNC supplied supposed tamen tense Third Person Plural Third Person Singular three tibi Tibullus times used vivere writings
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