First Lessons in Latin: Or an Introduction to Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar

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171. The are forme eithe by peculia termin tions, o b prefixin to the positive the adverba magis,

172. The terminationes comparative enda in ior, maso ire semo ius, neut.; - the terminationalis perlative incissimus, ias ma, issimum.173. hese terminations are adde to the oot os the positive as, ritus, altior actissimus; igh, igher, tigilest: -muis mitior, mitissimus; mild, milder, milvi

74. Adjectives in re sor thei superlative by

adding εmus to that termination as, acer, active; gen acris comparative, acrior superlative, Memrimus.

175. Seven adjectives in iis form thei superlativo is addiscamus to the rom:

Faestis, DissioIlis, GraeIlis, Ηum1lia, Imbecillis, similis, Dissimilis, Acilior, dissicilior, gracilior, numilior, imbecillior, similior, dissimilior, sinitumus, dimoillImus,

Macillimus, numillimus, imbecillimus, simillimus, dissimillim ,

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ADJECTIVES- DEFECTIVE COMPARISON.

376 Theserave inve regula comparatives, ut i regula superlatives:

Dexter, dexterior, dexumua, right. Existra, fem. exterior, , extimus or extrem , ---d. Postera, fem. posterior, postremus O postumus, ind. inserus, inferior, in Imus orcimus, ἐ-. Superus, superior, aupremus o summus, hi A.

177. The ollowin are ver irregula in comparia

Multus, Multa, Μ ultum, Nequam1 Frugi, melior, optimus, Hod, O , balter, pejor, pessimus,

major, minor, maximus, minimus, plurimus, Wreat, litae, Ere ter, I 33

plurima, much, mora,

plus, plurimum,

frugalior. frugalissimus, fugia. REMARR. - Au theae formethei comparative an superlativ aDom obsolet adjectives, excepi magnus, hos regula forma

IN 'even adjectives an me positive γ-

Citorior, elumus, ne--. Deterior, deterrimus, orae. Interior, intimus, in V. Ocior, ocisnimus, Uistre. Prior primus, former. Propior, proxImus, ne--. Ulterior, ultimus, farctor.

179. The comparative an superlative ma ala besormedi prefixin to the positive the adverba magis,

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PRONOUNa. 3s more, an marime most as, idoneus, fit magis idoneus, more fit; mime idoneus, mos fiL

IM pronouncia a Word Whic supplies the place

IM. ronouns are divide into two classes - su stantives an adjectium. IM. Mee - ego tu, an sui-are substantives; the remaining fisteen, an ali in compound pronoutis,are adjectives. IM M the pronouns in the vocative, exceptis, meus, noster, and nostras.

185. he substantive pronounctis the gende os the object whicli the denote. 186. Ego is os the rs person, tu os the seconii, an sui os the third.

180. What is a pronoui 181. How many simple pronouns are there in Latina 182. Into hat two elasses are pronouns divideo lim. o. mannam substantives r 84. What pronouns an the vocativ lim. Os What gende are tho substantive pronounsaim. O What person are the suhstantive pronouna l

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40 PRON UNA. SUBSTANTIVE PRONOUNS.IST. The substantive pronouna are thus decliner:

ADIECTIVE PRONO S.IM. Adjectivo pronouna a b divide into in sollowin clames: - demonstrative, intensive, relative, interrogative, indefinite possessive, and patrita.

IM. Demonstrativo pronouna re suo a speciθwhat objectria meant. I90. The are ille, iste, hic, and is, and theis com pounda, an are thus declined:

18 . meline ego tu sui. 188. Into whnt classes are adjective promum dividest ita. What aro demonstrative pronounctiss. What pronoum are demonstrative '

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Singular.

dae inio, haedi

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v. is,

Singiuar.

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Singula .

quod, ouidus, oui, quod, 44 INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNA.

202. Interrogative pronouns are uoli a serve toinquire hici os a number os objecis is intended. The are

203. in and ita communia re sed substam lively qui an ita compound adiectively. Qui isdecline like qui tho relative.

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quae,

quid,

quid, INDEFINITE PRONourea. 46204. suis is inua declinoda

5. Indefinite pronouna re suo as denote an object in a genera manner, Without indicatin a a ticula individual They are,

206. Aquis is inus declined

neuter.

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207. Siquis an nequis are decline in the amo

208. The possessive are derive homili substam tive pronouns, and rom quis, an designate som thingielonging to thei primitives.

209. The are, meus tuus, suus, noster, vester, and cujus.

2l0. Meus tuus, and suus, are declined like bonus. 211. Meus his, in the vocative singula masculine, mi and ver raret meus.

214. The are decline like adjective os one te

mination nostras, nostratis.