_Epithets_, new compound, poets
frequently form
_Equivalence_, the argument of, has often led into errors
_Equivocal_, or _ambiguous construc._ of cases, to be avoided
--of rel. pron., by misplacement
--of prep. with converted part., how amended
--of the word _but_, ("_There cannot be_ BUT _one_," &c.)
--of words, leaving the classification doubtful, Crit. N. concerning
--_Equiv._, or _ambig_. expressions, as opposed to propriety, PREC.
against
_Eroteme_, its form in Greek
--derivation; fitness of the name
--diversely called by MURR. _et al_.
--its use
--Rules for do.
--its value as a sign of pause
--retained by a quoted question
_Erotesis_, explained
_Errors, incorrigible_, Crit. N. concerning
ETYMOLOGY
--_Etymol._, of what treats
--when and how should be taught
--_figures of_, term defined; the principal do., named and defined
--_Etymology_ and meaning of words, HARRIS on the usefulness of
disquisitions into
_Ever_, contrac., _e'er_; so in comp. rel. pronouns
--_Ever a one_, contrac. by the comm. people into _e'er a one_
--_Ever_ and _never_, opposite to each other in sense, yet freq.
confounded and misapplied; canon on the employment of
--_Ever so_, (prop., _everso_,) signif. of
--_Ever so wisely_, its propriety determined, against the false
phraseology _never so wisely_
--_Ever_, derivation of, from Sax.
_Example_, as used in teaching, meaning of
--_Examples_, use of capitals in
_Exception_, noun, and _except_, verb, whether more properly followed by
_from_ or by _to_
_Exclamation_, note of, (see _Ecphoneme_)
--_Exclamation_, nom. absolute by
--the _case_ of nouns used in
_Exclusive_ and _inclusive terms_ of a comparison
_Exercise_, in grammar, what
_Expecting_, &c., verbs of, see _Commanding_
_Extended_ compositions, gradation of the parts in
F.
F, its name and plur. numb.
--final in monosyllables, to be doubled
--formation of the plur. of nouns in, and in _ff_
--its sound
_Fable_, how may be defined
--What the term denotes in the Scriptures
_Fall short of, make bold with_, &c., how the adjective in such phrases is
to be explained in parsing
_False identification_, (under synt. of SAME CASES,) Note exposing the
error of
_Falsities_ in sentences, Crit. N. directed against
_Feel_, its construc. with the infin.
_Few_ and
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