Latin Grammar
Latin Grammar
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to he angry.
tofodl.
to meU.
to speak.
to die.
to ohtain.
io he hom.
to sirive.
toforg^.
POTJBTH CONJUGATION.
126 PSciscor, i, pactus sum, Pfitior, i, passus sum, PerpSHor^ {, perpeasut nm.
Proficiscor, i, profectus sum, QuSror, i, • questus sum, RSmmiscor, i, Ringor, i, Sequor, i, secutus sum, Tuor, antiguated form for tueor, 271, 1.
Ulciscor, i, ultus sum, Utor, i, Gsus sum, Vertor ; 8ee devertor, etc, under verto^ 273, UI.
Vescor, i, JSemi-Deponent.
Ptdo, fidSre, f isus sum, to hargain, to 8...uffer.
to set otU.
to complain.
to remember.
to growl.
tofollow.
to avenge, to use.
to eat.
to trust.
FOURTH CONJUGATIOK Class I. — Stem in i : Peefect in vi.
284. Principal Parts in : io, ire, ivi, itiim.
The foUowing are examples : fintvi, lenivi, munlvi, punivi, sclvi, sepellvi, sitivi, vaglvi, 1. Fis often dropped in the Perfect : audii for audivi. See 234, 1.
2. Desideratives (332, HI.), — except ^rio, Ire, — , Uum; rmpturio, Ire, m, BndpaHurio, ire^ voi—Yr«at both Perf. and Sup.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to he angry.
tofodl.
to meU.
to speak.
to die.
to ohtain.
io he hom.
to sirive.
toforg^.
POTJBTH CONJUGATION.
126 PSciscor, i, pactus sum, Pfitior, i, passus sum, PerpSHor^ {, perpeasut nm.
Proficiscor, i, profectus sum, QuSror, i, • questus sum, RSmmiscor, i, Ringor, i, Sequor, i, secutus sum, Tuor, antiguated form for tueor, 271, 1.
Ulciscor, i, ultus sum, Utor, i, Gsus sum, Vertor ; 8ee devertor, etc, under verto^ 273, UI.
Vescor, i, JSemi-Deponent.
Ptdo, fidSre, f isus sum, to hargain, to 8...uffer.
to set otU.
to complain.
to remember.
to growl.
tofollow.
to avenge, to use.
to eat.
to trust.
FOURTH CONJUGATIOK Class I. — Stem in i : Peefect in vi.
284. Principal Parts in : io, ire, ivi, itiim.
The foUowing are examples : fintvi, lenivi, munlvi, punivi, sclvi, sepellvi, sitivi, vaglvi, 1. Fis often dropped in the Perfect : audii for audivi. See 234, 1.
2. Desideratives (332, HI.), — except ^rio, Ire, — , Uum; rmpturio, Ire, m, BndpaHurio, ire^ voi—Yr«at both Perf. and Sup.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harkness, Albert, 1822-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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