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Contents Page for G.J. Adler's A Practical Grammar of the Latin Language

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Topic	Adler Page no.	Podcast Episode	Notes
Introductory Episode of Podcast		Introduction
First Declension	7-10	Pensum Alterum	Adler Lesson II Lesson 1 for beginners - introducing the first declension, with examples of how these nouns are declined.
Second Declension	10-12	Pensum Tertium	Introduces the second declension, giving examples of how these nouns are declined.
Third Declension	12-17	Pensum Quartum	Introduces the third declension, giving examples of how these nouns are declined.
Declension of Adjectives	17-20	Pensum Quintum	Introduces the declension of adjectives.
Declension of Adjectives (cont.)	21-23	Pensum Sextum	Adjectives that end in er,is,e. Also adjectives that only have one ending, such as dives, vetus, and sitiens.
Fourth Declension	24-26	Pensum Septimum	Introducing the fourth declension,using as examples the forms of the words fructus, cornu, and domus. Adler is a bit blurry here, but all the material is covered in the audio. After which the possessive pronouns meus, tuus and sui are introduced. Penultimately, the relative pronoun hicce, and finally, the use of nec and necque is introduced.
Fifth Declension	26-28	Pensum Octavum	Introducing the fifth declension with examples drawn from dies, res, species, spes, and fides.
Pronouns	28-32	Pensum Nonum	Personal pronouns ego, tu, sui are introduced, also third person personal pronouns, ille, illa, illud.
Pronouns (cont.)	32-36	Pensum Decimum	Review of possessive pronoun suus, and the use of suus and proprius. Followed by the indefinite pronoun quis, and finally the grammar of nemo, ullus and nullus.

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