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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6. PLUPERFECT TENSE. Missus eram

he had loen

Missi eramus me has monsueramus, 3 sent. Missi eratis Fe had been or fueratis, , sent. Missi erant MI had breuor fuerant, I senti

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vERBS. Mitterere Mitteretur,

sent.

or mei imiis Missi sitis or

been Sent. or fuerit, besen Sent.

fuerint, j been Sent. 4. PLUPERFECT TENSE. Missus essem J J Mould flave Missi essemusor fuissem 3 been Sent.

Missus esses Jor fuisses

Missus esSetor fuisset thou mouldsthave been

sent.

been VIII.

been Sent.

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the ' have been

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IMPERATIVE MO OD. PRESENT TENSE.

I. PRESENT TENSE.

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FOURTH CONJUGATION .-PASSIVE.

INFINITIVE.

PARTICIPI ES.

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ata dita sa ta

reta ite ta

ta vi

e in

A in

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SUMMARV OF CONJUGATION S.

tata ua

is di

Tua α

taur

ta es ire

iri α

ta iam

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SUMMARY OF THE FOUR CONJUGATIO S.

Participia

IV. Audit

INFINITIVE.

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in sonae tenses but otheovise are regular; as-Facio, feci, lactum, iacere, to niale. Fugio, fugi, sugitum, fugere, Io ec Rapio, rapui, raptum, rapere, to Selae.

THIRII CONJUGATION 'VITII l IN SOME TENSES.

ACTIVE VOICE. Capio, cepi, Captum, capere, D fale.

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VERBA. PASSIVE VOICE. Capior, capiti S Sum, capi, Io be talen.

INFINITIVE.

Gesur. Capi. Terfeci TarsicisD. Captus. Gerundive. Capsendus, meet be fa m. DEPONENΤ VERBS have a paSSive forna, but an active mean ing. They have gerunds, supines and active participies. These deponent verbs perplex a beginner on account of their passive sorin, and particularly on account of their having atrue persect participi e acti Ve. Thus-hortatus, haPing exhorte id heir conjugation presenis no difficulty.