467. The term _syntax_ 392 468. What is _not_ syntax 392 469. What _is_ syntax 394 470. Pure syntax 395 471, 472. Mixed syntax 395 473. Figures of speech 395 474. Personification 395 475. Ellipsis 395 476. Pleonasm 395 477. Zeugma 397 478. [Greek: Pros to semainomenon] 397 479. Apposition 398 480. Collective nouns 398 481, 482. Complex forms 399 483. Convertibility 399 484. Etymological convertibility 400 485. Syntactic convertibility 400 486. Adjectives used as substantives 400 {xxxv} 487. Uninflected parts of speech used as such 400 488. Convertibility common in English 401 CHAPTER II. SYNTAX OF SUBSTANTIVES. 489. Convertibility 402 490. Ellipsis 403 491. Proper names 403 CHAPTER III. SYNTAX OF ADJECTIVES. 492. Pleonasm 404 493. Collocation 404 494. Government 404 495. _More fruitful_, &c. 405 496. _The better of the two_ 405 497. Syntax of adjectives simple 406 CHAPTER IV. SYNTAX OF PRONOUNS. 498, 499. Syntax of pronouns important 407 500, 501. Pleonasm 407 CHAPTER V. THE TRUE PERSONAL PRONOUNS. 502. _Pronomen reverentiae_ 409 503. _You_ and _ye_ 409 504. _Dativus ethicus_ 409 505. Reflected personal pronouns 410 506. Reflective neuter verbs 410 507. Equivocal reflectives 411 CHAPTER VI. ON THE SYNTAX OF THE DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS, AND ON THE PRONOUNS OF THE THIRD PERSON.