Adjectives
Adverbs
Case Usage
Conjunctions
Diminutives
Etymology
Figures of Speech
Gerunds
Gerundive
Infinitives
Introductory Words
Nouns
Numbers/Numerals
Participles
Parts of Speech
Passive Voice
Prepositions
Pronouns
Reading Comprehension
Sentence Structure
Subjunctive
Translation Exercises
Verbs
Adjectives
- Adjective Crossword Puzzle
- Noun/Adj. agreement
- Bartholomew: On the Chameleon
- Bartholomew: On Snow
- Bartholomew: On the Brain
- Gertrude the Great: On Grace
- Gertrude the Great: On Sin and Virtue
- Hildegard: On Pepper and Cumin
- Peter Abelard: On the Trinity
- Thomas Aquinas: On Studies
- Comparison
- Maimonides: On Leprosy
- Bartholomew: On the Eagle
- Bartholomew: On the Maid
- Bartholomew: On the Rainbow
- Robert Grosseteste: On Angels
- Heloise: On Romantic Love
- Hildegard: On Water
- Ockham: On Heresy
- Ockham: On Logic (plus)
- Brigid of Sweden: On the Bishop
- Bonaventure: On the Human Person in God's Image (similis)
- Indefinite
- quilibet
- alter and alius
- nullus, ullus
- Third-Declension
- Correlatives
- William of Auvergne: On Providence
- tantus/quantus: Ockham: On Heresy
- talis/qualis: Ockham: On Heresy
- Maimonides: On the Existence of God
Adverbs
- Formation of
- Superlatives
- Comparison
- Phrases and Idiomatic Expressions
Case Usage
- Ablatives identified by type
- Ablative of Agent
- Ablative of Description
- Ablative Absolute
- Ablative of Comparison
- Ablative phrases - translation
- Ablatives: separative and instrumental
- Ablative of Time and Space
- The Accusative Case
- Accusative of Time and Space
- Uses of the Accusative
- Dative with compound verbs
- Dative of Indirect Object
- Recognizing Nominative, Accusative, Ablative cases
- Genitive forms
- William of Auvergne: On the Sting Ray
- Averroes: On Human Thought
- Bonaventure: On Reptiles
- Gertrude the Great: On the Pelican
- Genitives: objective and subjective
- Genitives: possessive, descriptive, partitive
- Third Declension Nouns
- Case Identification
Conjunctions
- Abelard: On Parents and Their Children
- Bartholomew: On the Pelican
- Bartholomew: On the Eagle
- Meister Eckhart: On Grace
- Correlatives
Diminutives
Etymology
- Abbreviations
- Prefixes
- Roots
Figures of Speech
Gerunds
- esse as a verbal noun
- Albert the Great: On Alchemy
- Bartholomew: On the Asp
- Bartholomew: On Quicksilver
Gerundive
- Ockham: On Logic
- Avicenna: On the Elements
- Neuter
- Passive periphrastic
- Thomas Aquinas: On Alchemy
- Thomas Aquinas: On Heresy
- Roger Bacon: On the Eye
- Bonaventure: On the Human Person in God's Image
- Purpose clauses
Infinitives
- With accusative subject
- Forms
- Albert the Great: On the Ostrich
- Thomas Aquinas: On Heresy
- Avicenna: On the Elements
- John Duns Scotus: On Logic
- In indirect statement
- with habeo
- Passive
- Subjective and Objective
- Complementary
- Identification
- Nominal
Introductory words
- Introducing Questions
Nouns
- Identifying cases
- Declining lapis and os
- Derivative nouns
- quilibet
- The First Three Declensions
- The Fourth-Declension
- Thomas Aquinas: On the Activities of Angels
- Hildegard of Bingen: On the Elements
- Richard Rufus: On the Agent Intellect
- Maimonides: On the Imagination
- Nouns, Adjectives and Verbs Expressing Similarity
Numbers/Numerals
- Albert the Great: On the Ostrich
- Bartholomew: On Sulfur
- Brigid of Sweden: On Precious Gems
- Maimonides: On the Existence of God
- Robert Grosseteste: On the Properties of Fire
Participles
- Hildegard: On Rivers
- Passive Periphrastic/gerundive with esse
- Present participles
- Perfect Passive Participles
Parts of Speech
- Identification of
Passive Voice
- Bonaventure: On Reptiles
- Agency with
- Conjugation of
- Algazel: On the Divisions of Science
- Bartholomew: On Leprosy
- Robert Grosseteste: On Angels
- Hildegard: On Pepper and Cumin
- Magna Carta
- Recognition of
- Synopsis
Prepositions
- Meister Eckhart: On Grace
- de & ad
- ad + accusative to express purpose
- Identification of accusative vs. ablative
Pronouns
- Antecedents of
- As Adjectives
- Compounds of
- Demonstrative
- Alfarabi: On the Intellect
- Algazel: On the Will is, ea, id
- Bartholomew: On Leprosy (iste)
- Bartholomew: On the Pelican
(is, ea, id and hic, haec, hoc) - Identification
- Indefinite
- Ockham: On God's Power (aliquis)
- Richard Rufus: On Eve
- Averroes: On Human Thought
- William of Ockham: On Sin and Virtue (aliquis v. quilibet/quivis)
- Intensive
- Interrogative
- Personal
- Reflexive
- Relative
Reading Comprehension
- Albert the Great: On the Unicorn
- Wm. of Auvergne: There is No Singing in Heaven
- Bartholomew: On Perverse Angels
- Bartholomew: On Madness
- Bartholomew: On Infancy
- Bartholomew: On the Dragon
- Bartholomew: On the Eagle
- Bartholomew: On Mountains
- Bartholomew: On Sirens
- Bonaventure: On Rivers
- Brigid of Sweden: On Precious Gems
- Brigid of Sweden: On Property
- Hildegard: On Water
- Roger Bacon: On Estimation
Sentence Structure
- William of Auvergne: On the Music of the Spheres
- Hildegard of Bingen: On the Planets
- Conditionals
- Robert Grosseteste: On the Rainbow
- Hildegard of Bingen: On the Elements
- Ockham: On Franciscan Poverty
- Ockham: On Quantity (1)
- Ockham: On Quantity (2)
- Scotus: On the Beatific Vision
- Conditional Clause of Comparison
- Temporal cum Clauses
Subjunctive
- Maimonides: Did the World have a Beginning?
- Thomas Aquinas: On Alchemy
- Forms
- Quod Causal Clauses
- Hortatory
- Imperfect
- posse and nolle: Abelard: On Romantic Love
- Averroes: On the Intellect
- William of Auvergne: There is No Singing in Heaven
- Indirect Questions
- Negative Purpose Clauses
- Purpose Clauses
- Result Clauses
- Sequence of Tenses
- Using the Present
- with cum
- with donec clauses
- Relative Clause of Characteristic
Translation Exercises
- Albert the Great: On the Ostrich
- William of Auvergne: On Spiders
- Bartholomew: On the Asp
- Bartholomew: On the Brain
- Bartholomew: On the Chameleon
- Bartholomew: On the Maid
- Bartholomew: On Sirens
- Bede: On Farming
- Brigid of Sweden: On Property
- Brigid of Sweden: On the Bishop
- Heloise: On Romantic Love
- Hildegard on Plants
- Richard Rufus: On Original Sin
- Richard Rufus: On the Agent Intellect
- Guided Translation
- In Progress Translation
Verbs
- William of Auvergne: On the Spider
- Alternate uses of habeo and video
- Compound
- Deponent
- Bede: On Eve
- Peter Abelard: On the Trinity
- Wm. of Auvergne: On the Sting Ray
- Scotus: On the Elements
- Deponent and Passive
- Form analysis (parsing)
- Imperative
- Imperfect Tense
- Impersonal
- Inceptive
- Infinitive Tenses in Indirect Statements
- Irregular
- Albert the Great: On Alchemy (possum)
- Albert the Great: On Veins and Arteries (fio)
- Alfarabi: On the Intellect
- Bartholomew: On the Gryphon (esse)
- Hildegard of Bingen: On Wind (fio)
- Maimonides: The Verb Esse
- Robert Grosseteste: On the Elements (fio)
- Scotus: On the Elements
- Principal Parts
- Semi-deponent
- Syncope or Syncopation
- Synopsis
- Abelard: On Man and Wife
- William of Auvergne: On Providence
- Hildegard: On Water
- Hildegard of Bingen: On the Planets
- Present Tense Third Conjugation
- with dative objects
- Nouns, Adjectives and Verbs Expressing Similarity