The origin and character of ecclesiastical Latin; Part I. Syntax: 1. Sentences; 2. Nouns; 3. Pronouns; 4. Verbs; 5. The imperative mood: the subjunctive mood in principal clauses; 6. Noun clauses; 7. Adjectival clauses; 8. Adverbial clauses; 9. Participles; 10. Gerund, gerundive and supine; 11. Questions; 12. Adjectives; 13. Prepositions; Part II. Extracts from Ecclesiastical Writers: 1. Visiones Perpetua; 2. Jesus Christus patientiae exemplar Cyprian; 3. Quid est voluntas dei? Cyprian; 4. Quare justus cum Christo esse desiderat Cyprian; 5. De defectu fidei in tribulatione Cyprian; 6. Quod filii dei patri similes esse debent Cyprian; 7. De judicio dimini in Arianos Ambrose; 8. Somnium hieronymi Jerome; 9. De vita clericorum Jerome; 10. De miseriis Augustini in pueritia Augustine; 11. Oratio pro monnica matre sua Augustine; 12. De vita beati papae Gregorii Bede; 13. De adventu Augustini ad praedicandum genti anglorum Bede; 14. De colloquio Augustini cum episcopis brittonum Bede; 15. De vita et transitu ad dominum sancti Columbae Adamnan; 16. De bono fidei Thomas Aquinas; 17. De fructibus incarnationis Thomas Aquinas; 18. Quare orare debemus ut fiat voluntas dei Thomas Aquinas; 19. Qualiter homo desolatus se debet in manus dei offerre Thomas a Kempis; Index of texts quoted.