influence of Greece on Rome [102].
changes in the intellectual atmosphere of, caused by Greek civilization, [106].
the religious life of Rome more Greek than Roman, [107].
expulsion of the Greek grammarians and philosophers from Rome, [108].
compromise between religion and philosophy, [108].
wide interest excited by grammatical studies in Roman society, [109].
Roots or radicals, [252].
classes of roots, primary, secondary, and tertiary, [262-264].
demonstrative and predicative roots, [267].