ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA

IN THE VOCABULARIES.

Page 4. To Declare :- -dicĕre.
Page 5. Little, parvus, parva.

Page 9. Wise, sapiens (sapient—).

No.

SUBJECTS OF THE

EXERCISES AND OF THE CORRESPONDING

"INSTRUCTIONS."

1 (FOURTEEN EXERCISES).—3rd Sing. Pres., Imperf. and Fut. Simp. (Ind. Act.) of

Verbs of 1st Conjn.

Nom. and Acc. Sing. of Nouns of 1st and 2nd

2 (FOURTEEN EXERCISES).— 3rd Sing. Pres., Imperf. and Fut. Simp. of Verbs of 2nd Conjn.

Conventional Nomenclature

3rd Decln. :-Formn. of its Acc. from "Root"

Arts.

1-6

6-8

9

10

11

12

13-14

15-16

No.

4 (TEN EXERCISES).—Genitive, Sing. and Plu.

of above Nouns

"Declaring "

Ex.:-"The boy's sister was praising the

slaves' voices."

5 (TWELVE EXERCISES).-Miscellaneous.

Ex.:-"He was teaching me and praising the

girl's brother."

6 (FOURTEEN EXERCISES).- Adjectives :-

their agreement with Nouns, Masc., and

Fem. in above cases

Meus, Tuus, Suus

Ex.:-

"My sisters were blaming your brothers

and the bad judge."

7 (TWELVE EXERCISES).-Pres., Imperf. and

Fut. Simp. of 3rd and 4th Conjns.

Ex.:-

"Caius and Portia will come and hear

my voice."

8 (TWELVE EXERCISES).-3rd Persons of

Perf. Ind., Plup. Ind., Fut. Perf. and

Plup. Potent. of Verbs (Active), in all

Conjns.

Ex. "My sisters would have feared and

avoided you."

30-34

35-41

No.

Arts.

9 (EIGHT EXRECISES).-Infinitive Mood

42-43

Its use in Latin, with Acc. Case to express "the

10 (TEN EXERCISES).-Miscellaneous.

Ex.:-"Balbus's good slave had thought I

should come."

Ex.:-"We had thought that Balbus was

holding dragons."

13 (TWELVE EXERCISES).-"To," expressing