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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FIRST CONJUGATION ACTIVE. 39

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2. IMPERFECT TENSE.

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Gen. Amandi, os lovini Nona. and Acc. Amandum, loving. Amando

λmatum, to DPQ SUPINES.

This may be conjugated with ait the tenses os sum. Itis called Periphrastic conjugation; as, amaturi sunt, tho GreabouI Io Iove. In the perfeci tenses, et i and pe may be omitte l

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NOTR. The i imperfeci, amabam, meantiam Z Iove , the plupersect and the Persect, meaiaing, L loveae, are called the Historic Tenses.

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Gen. Monendi, os ad Div.

Tlais may be conjugated with ait the tenses of sum.

THIRD CONSONANT OR Uὶ CONIUGATIO N. ACTIVE VOICE.

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f the ' have Seut. Misere, j

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rant.

Misisses, thou moliarit have Misissetis, Fe mould hape

n. Mittendi of Seu ling. m. and Acc. Mittendum, sen ing. Mittendo Ab ) b sendi .

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This may be conjugat ed with ait the tenses of Sbm.