The Latin grammar of pharmacy for the use of medical and pharmaceutical students, including the reading of Latin prescriptions, Latin-English and English-Latin reference vocabularies and prosody

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M. F. N

Nom. Duo duae

duo.

duo. Gen. Duorum duarum duorum.

PRONOUNS.

PERSONAL ΡRONOUNS.

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I iij, of tace.

Vestri

REFLEXIVE OR RECIPROCAL PRONOUNS.

DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS.

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Horum harum horum. Da .

Iste ista isti1d. Isti istae

ista

IstiuSIstorum istarum istorum. Da

Isti Istis

Isto ista isto. Istis

Ille illa illud. Illi illae

illa.

Illum illam illud. Illos illas illa.

Gen.

IlliuSIllorum illarum illorum

Illi Illis Ab Illo illa ill6.1llis

Is, ea, id, ne, Sste, i , Mat, referring to the soriner part osa sentence. m.

Eumeam id. EOS

Eorum

earum eorum. Dat.

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PRONOUNS.

DEFINITIVE PRONOUNS.

Idem, eadem, idem, the Same.

Ipse, ipsa, ipsum, ipsissimus, Me perF samo

r. Idem, eadem, Idem, Me Same. Singulari Aura

M. F.

Idem eademidem.

Iidem

eaedem eadem.

Eundem eandem idem. Eosdem easdem

eadem.Gen.

iisdem

Eorundem earundem eorundem Das.

Eidem Iisdem or eisdem Ab EJdem eadem eddem. Iisdem sereisdem

Ipse ipsa

Ipsi ipsae

Ipsis Ipse is used in the sirst, second, or ita ird person, accor ling lothe sense; as, Ipse dico, I m 's V si it; Ipse dixit, ne stims Isaia it. Hence the popular phraSe.

INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS.

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qui uem qua aiquod.

1liqua, aliquid, Some sene.

Cuj and quod are u sed only With a noun ; as, qui homo pete har man i quod animal Θ etoriar animal PQuas and quid are used by thenaseives; as, quis est Θ wrio is is i quId est Θ etoriar is it i

RELATIVE PRONOUNS.

quae quod.

quae quae

Cui Quibus

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Quisnam, quidnam, quinam, quaenam, quodnam, ho, WharyQuidam, quaedam, quiddam quoddam j, a cermis one. Quicumque ser quicunque) quaecumque, quodCumque, M OS

Quisquis, whω Per. Quidquid i , .

Quicquid o vivis, quaevis, quidvis quodvis), anF Fou NULQuisque, quaeque, quicque i uisque, quaeque, quodque J

POSSESSIVE OR ADJECTIVE PRONOUNS.

Declined like niger, nigra, nigrum.

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The Verb has two Volces: ACTIVE, muto, Ι cha d y and PASSIVE, mutor, I am Mavia. A Deponent veri, is passive insorin but active in meaning : as hortor, I exhor . Verbs are Transitive or Anipe, acting on an Objeci; or Iransitive or Neuter, not acting on an objeci. The Verb has two partS :I. FINITE, With three Moods.1. Indicative Mood.

a. Conjunctive Subjunctive) Mood.

3. Imperative Mood. II. INFINITE, With four Divisions. 1. The Infinitive. a. The Participie. 3. The Supine. 4. The Gerund. The Gerund, Whicli, it must be iecollected, belongs to the Active voice, When uSed With a preposition is osten turnedinto the Gerundive, and agrees With iis Substantive in geniter, number, and case; as, Ad alvum solvendam, tu ordor do Dosen

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Me bo eis. Ne in iis aut det Igendis aut laclendis, gest in selecting or maling Ihem. The Passive Participi e whicli en is in dus is called tiae Gerundi ve : mutandus, mera Io be clanges Verbs have Six Tenses hicli express the Time:

There are Four Conjugations, distinguished ei ther by the terminations of the Infinitive, Ist Conjugation ends in dreand se is in ere 3rd is is in cre4tb , , ,, in Ireor, by the present Stem, as Shown in the Imperative.

A, V, and T are the Character letters ; that is, the last letteros the Stem.