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accusative adjectives adverbs advised atque Aud-ire bonus Cæsar CONJUGATION CONJUNCTIONS CONSTRUCTION decimus DECLENSION ēbant Edition erant erat erātis êre erint eris erit eritis ērunt ētis Foolscap 8vo Future Tense gender genitive GERUNDS govern a dative hadst hæc hear heard illi IMPERATIVE MOOD Imperfect Impf INDICATIVE MOOD INFINITIVE MOOD isset issētis isti JOHN HATCHARD joined Latin language loved mihi Mon-e Neque neuter nominative Note NOUNS SUBSTANTIVE PARTICIPLES Past Perf.& Pluperf Perfect Tense person Pluperfect Tense Plur plural number POTENTIAL AND SUBJUNCTIVE præ preposition Pres Pres.&Past Present Tense Pronouns Adjective PUBLISHED FOR JOHN quæ quam Quid quod Reg-ere require a genitive ruled SHORT LATIN GRAMMAR sibi signifying Sing Singular sometimes song SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD sunt super SUPINES termination thing thou hast thou mayst thou mightst thou shalt tive verbs Verbs impersonal Vocative word
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