THE document that you are reading is a translation of the classic grammar textbook, Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar, into a machine-readable hypertext. As little variation was made from the original layout and content of the original as was allowed by the necessity of keeping a working printable edition and an electronic hypertext edition at once; so the reader familiar with the original will find himself at home reading the current version.
Although I have tried to keep the text as true to the original as I was able, I have doubtless made many errors, especially in the matter of breves and macrons (which do not appear at all in the hypertext), and font selection; nevertheless, if any error in the work is brought to my attention, I will happily repair it at once.
For the most part, the documents put out by the Libellus project are Public Domain; however, since this particular work posed somewhat more of a challenge in its production, the conditions for redistribution of this work are slightly more restrictive. This version of this work (electronic or printed) is copyright 1994, Konrad Schroder; it may be redistributed, in whole or in part, with or without modification, for non-profit purposes only provided that all redistributions display the above copyright notice and these conditions for redistribution.
Many thanks go to the people who have made the production of this work possible: To Professor Pierre MacKay, for his all but donation of the Sun-2 that currently houses the HTML version of this document; to Tom Ridgeway and Joan Bishop of the UW's Humanities and Arts Computing Center, for their advice and the use of their scanner; to the UW's Center for Social Sciences Computing and Research, for the use of their scanning facilities; and to my housemates Jason Black, Wim Lewis, and Jared Reisinger for their advice and for their patience while I wasted many, many cycles on their workstations.
SEPTEMBER 20, 1994.