Writing in Latin: Style and Idiom for Advanced Latin Prose

ablative absolute abstract noun action adjective adverb Alliteration Anaphora ANIMO antecedent apposition Asyndeton ATQUE beginning Caes Caesar CALIFORNIA/SANTA CRUZ Cato CAUSA Chapter Chiasmus Cicero clause of indirect Clausula connexion CONSILIO Cretic CRUZ The University EIUS English ENIM ERAT ESSET ETIAM example favoured genitive grammatical HAEC HAUD HOMINES IGITUR ILLUD indirect statement infinitive INQUIT INTER IPSE IPSI Latin Latin sentence Livy Livy XXII Lucretius main clause main verb means metaphor MIHI NEQUE neuter NIHIL NISI NUNC OMNES OMNIA OMNIS passive phrase plural POSTQUAM precede preposition prose QUAE qualified QUAM QUIBUS QUID QUIDEM Quintilian QUOD REBUS relative clause relative pronoun rendered Roman ROMANI Rosc SATIS sense SIBI sometimes speech STATIM style subjunctive subordinate clause SUNT Tacitus TAMEN trikolon ULTRO UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA URBE VERO Verr Versions word order writing