The second-declension nominative plural in -eis, -es, -is, and the first-declension nominative plural in -as

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Préface VII
4. I. Phonology and morpho-syntax
5. Existait-il une diphtongue ui en latin? 3
6. The second-declension nominative plural in -eis, -es, -is, and the first-declension nominative plural in -as 19
7. On the sco -suffix, on prefixes and on the development of the Latin verbal system 41
8. VIXIT ANNIS XXX MENSES III DIES XIX 55
9. II. The simple sentence and the order of its constituents
10. Phenotypic Linearization in Latin, word order universals, and language change 67
11. Le verbe latin “incorpore”-t-il ses compléments? 75
12. Word order in Cato's De Agriculiura 91
13. Sujet de verbe ou sujet de proposition? 103
14. Latin and Greek compared 113
15. The definite article in the making, nominal constituent order, and related phenomena 129
16. Theme and topic 151
17. III. Subordination
18. Subordination and Coordination 167
19. Mode verbal et syntaxe de subordination 179
20. On sentential complementation after verba affectuum 201
21. Syntaxe et stylistique du discours indirect chez Tacite 211
22. Le subjonctif dans les subordonnées en cum en latin classique 227
23. The semantic value of restrictive participle clauses in Latin 241
24. On Latin absolute constructions 259
25. The internal structure of adverbial ut -clauses 269
26. IV. Particles and text cohesion
27. Participant tracking in Latin discourse 283
28. Discourse connectives and discourse type 303
29. Modo and sane, or what to do with particles in Latin directives 319
30. The syntax of adhuc with verbal predicates 345
31. V. Problems of the lexicon
32. The lexical relationships of Latin in Indo-European 359
33. From lexemics to syntax 379
34. Problèmes de composition nominale, en latin 393
35. Analyse sémique et actancielle du verbe dare 403
36. Index 417