A dictionary of Latin quantities: or prosodian's guide to the different quantities of every syllable in the Latin language, alphabetically arranged: to which is prefixed A treatise on prosodyT. Cadell, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1827 |
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adjectives and participles Alcaic also long also short Auson But E before Carm compounded conjunction consonant derived Deus dle syllables elided Epod final in nouns final is LONG final is SHORT final is sometimes first lable first syl first sylla first syllable followed forms a DIPHTHONG hæc Iamb Iambic It is also jectives lable of adjectives lable of nouns lable of verbs LONG in adverbs LONG in nouns Lucr Mart middle syl middle syllables Mood oblique cases occasionally COMMON Ovid Pers Phal Plaut poets preposition Pres Prud Q is SHORT quæ same quantity separately and LONG separately and SHORT SHORT in adjectives SHORT in adverbs SHORT in nouns sine sing sometimes LONG sometimes pronounced separately sometimes SHORT syllables of adjec syllables of adjectives syllables of nouns syllables of verbs tibi Virg vowel word words
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