The opening of Part Second: SENTENCES, 1023-2299
Definitions, 1023-1061.
The Simple Sentence, 1023-1025.
The Subject, 1026-1034.
The Predicate, 1035-1036.
Enlargements of the Subject, 1038-1047.
Enlargements of the Predicate, 1048-1054.
Combination of Sentences, 1055.
The Compound Sentence, 1056-1057.
The Complex Sentence, 1058-1061.
Agreement, 1062-1098.
Of the Verb, 1062-1076.
Of the Substantive, 1077-1081.
Of the Adjective, 1082-1098.THE SIMPLE SENTENCE, 1099-1635.
(A.) USE OF THE NOUN, 1099-1468.
Number and Gender, 1099-1110.
Case, 1111-1437.
NOMINATIVE, 1113-1123.
Nominative of Title, 1114-1116.
Of Exclamation, 1117.
Vocative Nominative and Vocative Proper, 1118-1123.
ACCUSATIVE, 1124-1174.
Of the Object, 1132-1139.
Emphasizing or Defining, 1140-1146.
Of the Part Concerned, 1147.
Of the Thing Put On, 1148.
Of Exclamation, 1149-1150.
Of Space and Time, 1151-1156.
Of the Aim of Motion, 1157-1166.
Two Accusatives Combined, 1167-1174.
DATIVE, 1175-1225.
I. The Complementary Dative:
(1.) The Essential Complement:
With Verbs, 1180-1199.
With Adjectives, 1200-1204.
(2.) The Optional Complement:
Of the person or thing interested, 1205-1210.
The Emotional Dative, 1211.
The Dative of the Possessor, 1212-1216.
Of Relation, 1217-1218.
II. The Predicative Dative:
Of Tendency or Result, 1219-1222.
Of Purpose or Intention, 1223-1225.
GENITIVE, 1226-1295.
I. With Substantives:
In General, 1227-1231.
Of the Subject, Cause, Origin, or Owner, 1232-1238.
Of Quality, 1239-1240.
Partitive, 1241-1254.
Of Definition, 1255-1259.
Objective, 1260-1262. …