1 Creation begins: (Met. 1.5-150)
First declension; first conjugation present indicative active; present
indicative of esse
2 Creation continues: (Met. 1.5-150)
Second declension masculine; second declension neuter
3 Lycaon: (Met. 1.163-252)
Second conjugation present indicative active
4 Deucalion and Pyrrha: (Met. 1.313-415)
Third declension masculine/feminine; third declension neuter; third
declension i-stem masculine/feminine; third declension i-stem neuter
5 Apollo and Python: (Met. 1.416-451)
Third conjugation present indicative active; third conjugation -io present
indicative active
6 Apollo and Daphne: (Met. 1.452-567)
Imperfect indicative active
7 Phaethon: (Met. 2.1-400)
Future indicative active
8 Cadmus and the founding of Thebes: (Met. 3.1-137) Third declension
masculine/feminine adjectives; third declension neuter adjectives
9 Actaeon: (Met. 3.138-252)
Fourth declension masculine/feminine; fourth declension neuter
10 Semele: (Met. 3.253-315)
Fourth conjugation
11 Tiresias: (Met. 3.316-38)
Demonstratives
12 Bacchus and Pentheus: (Met. 3.511-733)
Perfect indicative active
13 Mars and Venus: (Met. 4.167-89)
Pluperfect indicative active; future perfect indicative active
14 Salmacis and Hermaphroditus: (Met. 4.274-388)
Fifth declension
15 The transformation of Cadmus: (Met. 4.563-603)
Relative clauses; relative pronoun
16 Perseus and Atlas: (Met. 4.604-62)
Passive verb forms
17 Perseus and Andromeda: (Met. 4.663-803)
Infinitives; indirect statement
18 The rape of Proserpina: (Met. 5.346-571)
Participles
19 Arachne and Minerva: (Met. 6.1-145)
Ablative absolute
20 Niobe: (Met. 6.146-312)
Present subjunctive; jussive subjunctive
21 Tereus, Procne, and Philomela: (Met. 6.401-674)
Imperfect subjunctive; fear clauses
22 Boreas and Orithyia: (Met. 6.675-721)
Deponent verbs; participles of deponent verbs
23 Medea's rejuvenation of Aeson: (Met. 7.159-293)
Purpose clauses
24 Medea's punishment of Pelias: (Met. 7.294-349)
Perfect subjunctive; result clauses
25 Scylla and Nisus: (Met. 8.1-151)
Jussive noun clauses
26 Pomona and Vertumnus: (Met. 14.623-771)
Pluperfect subjunctive; conditions
27 Quirinus: (Met. 14.805-51)
Cum clauses
28 Cipus: (Met. 15.547-621)
Relative clauses of characteristic
29 Aesculapius: (Met. 15.622-744)
Indirect question
30 The apotheosis of Caesar: (Met. 15.745-870)
Gerunds and gerundives
