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English exercises for school-boys to translate into Latin comprising all the rules of grammar, and other necessary observsations : ascending gradually from the meanest to higher capacities / by J. Garretson ...
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Garretson, J. (John)
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be Latin c. Opus usus c. These Impersonals will have a Genitive Case Interest Refert est for Interest By Interest Refert est for Interest These Impersonals will have a Dative Accidit Câ—rtum est Contingit Constat Confert Competit Conducit Convenit Placet Displicet Dolet Expedit Evenit Liquet Libet Licet Nocet Prodest Praestat Patet Stat Restat Benefit Mal fit Satisfit Superest Sufficit Vacat c. By certain Impersonals require a Dative c. By In Dativum Feruntur haec Impersonalia c. These will have an Accusative only Delectat Decet Juvat Oportet By some will have an Accusative only Per haec Impersonalia accusandi These Impersonals will have an Accusative with a Genitive Paenitet Taedet Miseret Miserescit Pudet Piget By some besides an Acc. will have a Gen. c. His Impersonalibus subjicitur accusaâ—ivus cum Genitivo c. These Participles will have an Accusative Case when they signifie actively Exosus Perosus Pertaesus But Exosus Perosus By these participial voices c. Exosus Perosus c. Dat. when they signifie passively Exosus Perosus etiam cum c. These Participles will have an Ablative Case Natus Prognatus Satus Ortus Cretus Creatus Ediâ—â—s By Natus Prognatus c. These Words if the Late Learned Mr. Wase formerly Master of the Free-School at Tunbridge may be credited as who will question it being got perfectly without Book will much advantage Boys in putting Words in the true Case and revive the Rules they have learned Neither will it be lost Labour as I suppose if once or twice in a Month they read them over to fix them in their memory These Words having escaped the Press in the Index the Learner is desired to write them under their Proper Letters TO blind Caeco as avi 1 act To charge Jubeo es ussi 2 act To commend Laudo as avi 1 act A Dog-Day Canis canicularis 3 m. To Dye Colours Tingo is xi 3 act Farewell Vale defect A Fishing-Cane Arundo inis 3 f. Fierce Atrox ocis adj 3 art A Hen Gallina ae 1 f. 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