The Latin Language: An Historical Account of Latin Sounds, Stems and Flexions

analogy Appendix Probi Bacch became beside Brambach Brevis byform Carmen Saliare classical compounds consonant consonantal dialectal diphthong double consonant dropped e. g. Ital early Eckinger Engl Ennius etiam examples Fest final syllable Georges Germ Goth grammarians Greek guttural i-sound initial Italian late Latin later lengthening Lith littera loanwords long by position long vowel Lucilius mispronunciation nasal noun Old Latin older Oscan paenultima Paul Planta Plautus poetry Praenestine preceding preposition Prisc Priscian Probi App pronounced pronunciation quae quam Quint Quintilian quod quoted Romance forms Romance languages root scansion Schuchardt second cent seems Servius short syllable short vowel shortened similarly sonant sound Span spelling suffix syllable long syncope Umbr Umbrian unaccented syllable Varro Velius Longus verb viii Virgil MSS Vulg Vulgar Latin weak grade Wortf written