With this writer, and some others, the syntax of an adverb centres mainly in the suggestion, that, "It's propriety and force depend on it's position."Ib., p. 147.

Adjectives are compared either by using an adverb expressive of degree, or, more regularly, by adding to the stem of the positive the syllables ότερος or ίων for the comparative, and ότατος or ιστος for the superlative.

It is entitled "A Neglected Adverb"; the adverb being saltem, from the clause quoted.

Read, cela va de suite, considering the adverb tout as simply adding emphasis to the expression.

If an adverb precede worth, it may as well be referred to the foregoing verb, as when it occurs before any other preposition: as, "It is richly worth the money.""It