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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1818 edition. Excerpt: ...cerno, cretum to behold. Sto, --statum, to stand; sisto, --statum, to stofi. Teneo, --tentum, to hold; tendo, --tentum, to stretch. Vinco, --victum, to conquer; vivo, --victum, to live. The following Verbs in--EO--IO, are of the first Conjugation. Htec beo, commeo, da creo, calceo, nauseo, primx, Amplio, concilio, brevio, cruci5, a.nioque Luxuno, fiirio, radio, socio, vitio sic. Somnio, saucio, reppudio, allevioyue pioque Nuncio, cum vario, spolio, satio, data primte. APPENDIX, Containing grammatical Definitions or Explications of Terms used in the preceding and subsequent parts of this Work. ALL words whatsoever, are either simple, or compound. 1. A SIMPLE word is that which was never more than one; as, Justus, lego. 2. A COMPOUND word is that which is made up of two or more Words; as, injustus, perlego, derelinquo. 3. All words whatever, are either primitive or derivative. 4. A PRIMITIVE word is that which comes from no other word; as, Justus, lego. 5. A DERIVATIVE word is that which comes from another word; as, justitia, lectio. 6. A COLLECTIVE noun signifies many in the singular number; as, populus, the people, multitude, a multitude, turba, a crowd. 7. INTERROGA1TVES are used in asking a question; as, quis? who? qualis? what kind '. quantus? how great? quo!? how many? but 8. INDEFINITES never ask a question; as, quis, any one; qualis, such as; quantus, as great; quot, as many. 9. PATRONYMIC nouns signify pedigree, or extraction; as, Atrides, the son of Atreus; Nereis, the daughter of JVereus; JUinyeias, the daughter of Minyas. Patronymics in is and as are of the third declension. Patronymics in des and ne are of the first declension. Some Patronymics end in-', -ia; as, Saturnius, the son of Saturn; Suiurxia, the daughter...
