A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

lingual mute stems (-d-, -t-), [474-478];

labial mute stems (-b-, -p-), [479], [480];

stems in -l-, -n-, [481-486];

stems in -r-, -s-, [487-493];

stems in -u- or -v-, [494];

cons. stems, Greek nouns, [508-512];

case endings of cons. stems, [495-507], see [Nominative], &c.;

-i- stems, [513-569];

parisyllables with nom. in -is, [517-522];

parisyllables with nom. in -ēs, [523], [524];