A copious Latin grammar, tr., with alterations, notes and additions by G. Walker

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II. The secon or passive parvo voices a Color, cultus sum, coli am hono ed cultivate&: tollor, sublatus sum, tolli am ahen aWay capior, Utus sum, capi am ahen. Indicative. Conjunctive. Premit. Pr ent. Sing or, eris orire, it sing. . aris o are Murrimo imur, mini untur Hur amur, a libantur. Imperfeci. Imperfeci.

Sing. cultus sum es, est o Sing. cultus sim, sis, sit; or usui &c erim M. Hur culti sumus, esias, sunt; Prur culti simus, sitis, sani oror fuimus M. ierimus M. Huperfeci eram o sum luperfeci essem o sui

cultus eram, eras, erat Sing. Cultus ESSem, emes, Mor fueram M. et or fuissem M. Dissilire by

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w ure Four Conjugations. 79 Indicative. Conjunctive.

m. culti eramus, eratis, e muri culti essemus, essetis, e rant; or sieramus M. sent; or fuissemus M.

Future. Future satis.

g. ar eris orire, esurimur emur, emini, entur.

Sirier. Cultus ero, eris, erita orsuero M.

Plur culti erimus, eritis, rimi or fuerimus M. Imperative o Jussive. Present. Sing. 20 ere. Plur. 2. cimini.

Friure. 2. itor. i. citor Plur. q. ciminor. .humor. Infinitive. Pres an Imperfimis and rupem esse or fuisse is joined to the perfectia licisse. rure iri is uolatario ille supine in um. End of the InfiniuVe. Gemias and Si ines fidi, as in ali passives. Participies are two, and decline lita adjectives. i. Pers and Pl pes in us a um. 2. Fut in duri da, dum. Observationi Deponent solio. the passive conjugation, excepi ilia in me infinitive ille have something in common,imili active. . andum m. i. Pej and nupers esse or iusse Wissi pers pari.

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Friture esse isjoinesto the participi in rus.

Ago egi, actum, dirive, doM. Cado cecidi, casum, fall. Itas cogo se mago, coegi co communds in the persectiose actum, compei, and ther the re duplication as occido, compounda; as abigo, abeo, occidi, occasum in incido, abactum c. et ambigo recido res have no

und in Cic. ound in the perfectes e Ango, anxi-squqem, strangle me reduplication as occido, Arguo, argui, arguitum conir occidi, occisum and in ille argutum, convici: Minciis est. commundM Cando vid candeo is nox

Arcesso, not accerso sim, si used thence accendo, a tum Cali for summon. cendi, accensum, hindle so Batuo ui meat notusues the Other Compo unds.

Bibo, i, tum, drink: illi ita Cano, cecini, cantum, sim: compou s. stetice accino, accinui, a Buo is notinuse the e comes centuma an so the offer

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COmPounds. e also findomano, praecano, se occino, praecino.

rili cori as capessiri. Capio, cepi, captum, ahe: theno decipio, decepi, Ceptum and so ita ther communds. e also si antecapio or ante capio.

Carpo, psi, pium, pluta the edecerpini, itum; and thus

praecello. et the perfecisos antecello and praecello separently are notused -- cello has perculi, perculsum, sitive do .

ita ther compounds Buteemo se has no persectior supine.

si cleptum. Cluo or clueo ut om

Colo, ut, cultum, si inhabit,

Condo, didi, ditum, hides: ith

quem , care es alicui). quo, , tum cook withiis communda. Credo, didi, dirum bellave, credit Minciis communds.

Cubo follows the fim conjugason: ut iis Compounda in umbo solio me inita, and have vi, tum, us accumbo M.

Cupio, vi, tum destre: ith

Ita compound parti have, and parti taxe nos the r duplication accurro, nec curri, accurri, ac ursum: in concurro, decurro, discurro,

ham the reduplication curriseem to have been used as

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weli accucurri. Either me Perfecta nor supines os Circumcurio and supercurro ar

didi, abditum so addo, dedo, edo give ut obdo, perdo, reddo, subdo, trado, vendo. Duo Gr. )is notumes et

Edo, edi, esum, estum sciteri Prisc. 9 ineat withus conb pou s. Comedo appears in the supino is have ad

edis, edit, editis c., e findras est, estis. Vid. Irr gular ver . Emo emi, natum, buy so Coerno, adimo, emi, emtum&c with ita commundS. Facesso, vi, tum, do, ma M. Facio, seci, sectum do mata: in iis compou s. iis iminin a, as arefacio, calefiicio 8 c. hese have also in the PASSive fio, o lacior, asar o c. hose hielichange a lato , have echectum, as adficio, disci, adsectum, and have the ordinary passive in or as ad oririllo, seselli, salsum, deceive: thonce reseno refelli

late

allatum adlatum essero, extuli, elatum usero, ahStuli, ablatum excepi sustero, hic inem is have resim

quisbed sustuli, sublatum, totollo. Fervo se serve*, servi

44. 13. Where the massiniis

correo. Dissilia πιν Corale

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Figo, fixi, tauin, fix: issiciis

commui s.

Findo, fidi, fissum, eseave: Mih

ad Virg. n. 4. 47I. furuerunt. Serv. Ibid. I. I. 45. x summini Sedes. l. 196. M. Cellari, ere somereta serverunt: suruit, Plin. H. N. 33. H. aritum: where offers reta fueriti Gemo, ut, tum groan Mih

Lacio iure, is rare: e. g. Lucret. 4. 12 , and Festus:

thence allicio adlJ, allexi, allectum, assure so inicio, pessicio But elicio has etiacui. ilicio, no pere orsum 1aedo, si sum, urt stence

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go, legi, lectum, reta solis communia allego, colligo in. excepi diligo, inteuligo, negligo, hich have exi,

ectum.

lango, vixi, notum, lita sola lingo. Whether is these

longioningo, pollinxi, pol,linctum, embalis the Mad),

cuncertati the present isno in use even iis senseris

Lino, levi perhaps sto the obsolet leo), livi, and linicite is Priscian. O. litium, mear: hinc illino, illari, initium and iis other

Minuo, ut, utum, lassen: istit commundS. Mitto, misi, missum, se :wissi ila compou s.

Molo, ut, tum mill Miliciis

Nosco, novi, notum, Ilo .leam so dIgΠOSCO, ignOSCO, praenosco; ut agnosCo has novi, nitum: . Cognomo, praecognosco, recognosco.

Nubo, nupsi or nuptus sum, nuptum, to e marri , iowe a uinand wissi iis

Dissilire by

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Pando, pandi, Pansum, and more osten passum, preM;

thinc dispando, dispendo, dispandi dispendi, dispalmsum, dispensum an dispe sum, to spreta out or sum der and expando, andi, --

Pango pepigi, panxi or egi rareb), pacturn, strike ine. g. a nail fix, plant; ut compingo, impingo, oppango oppingo),have, , pactum. From depalam repango and suppingo thereare apparentlyneither persecis nor supines. Parco peperci an parsi, a citum an parctum, Pare: but comparco, comΘ i, comparsum.

Pario peperi, paritum and partum, Whe e paritura, Orid.ybrinisorst.

communda.

Pedo pepedi, peditum. Peno pepuli, pulium, rive

have, without redit pli Buon, pendi, pensum ac Pendridi, sum.

Peto, ivi or ii, tum, seex, ain: in iis commutas. Pingo pinxi, pictum, adni:

Plango, At nctum, beat asine breas in mes lament: so deplango. Plaudo, si sum, lapisissilia . Mings: so applaudo. Theothercommund changea into O; a complodo, si,

Pungo pupugi, unctum, μὰλ est compound have punxi, punctum.

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Quaero, sivi, situm, sech, aliquem, See of ex aliquo):stence acquiro, sivi, sitrum, with iis other compouniis.

Quatio, quassi Whic scar b

xi, tum dimet, uide, govem sociis communci, corrigo, rexi, rectum M. :Pergo, in o sorwatas, and surgo stan up, se, have

Ringo is perhaps onbusta as a deponentis pass. ringor, an means o hewthe weth. Rodo, si sum, gnaw wim iis

Sallo. salod assi, sinum, salti Sapio, ut ii or ut 'ast

Scando, di sum, climb thei eascendo, di sum, ascent wissi ila oster communda. Scindo, scidi, scissum, ut: in iis compOundS. Scribo, psi ptum, write: ith

Sculpo, psi ptum, came Minus commutas. Sem, serui, sertum, ut Ne theriit is uncertain hesterit occur in the perist thepresent ma osten e sero, sevi it coulpo ut cis have serui, Sertum a Congero, desero, dissero, eassem, im ro, intersero.

Sero, sevi, satum, s- heme cons o consevi, consitum; sociis other communds: 'tprofero, refero, havo in the

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deo, sedi, sessum a consido, consedi, consessum; soad SIci ix.C. also inclsidi, e g. subsideriant, C

luma

Sino, sivi we find sini and sit, situm, leave permit: encedesino, desini contri desii, desitum, leave si cinae. Sisio, stili, statum 4 , Minimvee bach hinc subsisto, substiti, substitum in iis

oster communds. Theanis cients sal also steti, Charis. S. Diomed. l. Priscian IO.

compo M. Respuo honosupine. Statuo, ut tuum, resolve. Hinc constituo, ut uium, and other communds. Sterno, Stravi, sua tum stomui obsolete suo, Matrio, or lay on, ille round wissi

guish hence distinguo, nxi, distinguisb exstinguo M. Strem, ut, tum mahe a nesse: in iis communds.

Suid, strideo), siue old graminarians have alio uix hias,