A Short Introduction of GrammarS.Beckley, 1753 |
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Ablative Cafe ablativum ablativus accufative cafe added Adjectives alfo alſo bath cafes cafus called caſe Cicero cometh compounds cùm dative cafe dativum Dativus Declenfion declined effe eſt excipe fame fecond felf femper fhall fic fo fignificat fimul fing fingular firft fit is made five fome fometimes fuch funt Future fyllaba gender genitive cafe genitivum genitivus giveth good govern Græca great hæc hath Imperfonalia Infinitive Mood interdum ipfe joyned little love loved mafcula mafculines Mafter make maketh manner modò neuter nifi Nominative Cafe Noun nouns omnibus Ovid Paffive Participle Perfon place Plur plural number Pluraliter poft præ præter præteritum prepofition preterperfect quæ quædam quàm quòd read Relative renfe take tantùm Tenfe Terent tertiæ thee thefe theſe things third thou shalt three tibi Tibur time tive cafe Verb Verbs verò Virg Virgil Vocativo vult wife Word words
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Page 3 - Epicene. . . ." It is worthy of note that in one of the earliest Latin grammars published in Boston in the eighteenth century the number of genders of Latin nouns is given as three. Even Puritan democracy showed a concern for the simplification of instruction. The catechetical arrangement is followed throughout...
Page 49 - And generally, when the Word that goeth before the Verb, and the Word that Cometh after the Verb belong both to one thing, that is to...
Page 33 - Amatas, vifust nexus-. And one in uus, as, Mortuus. And it is formed of the latter Supine, by putting to J ; as, Lefiut _ iecius, exctfpr M'/IÍ»«J.