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Mention the words, which have i final common.
Mark the quantity of each syllable in Anni, mortui.
Why is the last vowel of the noun Nomina made
short?
16.
What is the quantity of o final?
Are verbs and gerunds in o generally made long or short
by the best poets?
Mention the verbs, which have the final o generally
short.
What words in o are always long?
17.
In what words is o final generally made short?
Mention the adverbs and conjunctions, in which o final
is usually lengthened.
Mark the quantity of the syllables in Torreo, somno,
vulgo, an adverb derived from vulgusi
Mark the quantity of each syllable in Quando, templo,
ergo, for the sake of, and ergo, therefore.
18.
What is the quantity of Do, proh, and the final syl-
lable of quomodo, a compound of modo?
Of what quantity is u final?
Mention the words, in which u final is short.
What is the quantity of the last syllable in Dictu, diu,
plenu', a contraction of plenus?
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CHAPTER III. --Consonants.
A final syllable ending in b is short5 as ab.
The rules for the quantity of vowels are never superseded by
this, or any other of the following rules, for the quantity of
final syllables ending with a consonant. Hence, although b final
is naturally short, yet if there should be a diphthong in the same
syllable, or if the next word should begin with a consonant, the
final b or any other short consonant would immediately lose its
natural quantity, and the syllable become long.
C final is long; as Illuc.
The monosyllable Nec, the imperative Fac, and the adverb Do-
nec, are short.
The pronoun Hie, and its neuter hoc in the nominative and
accusative cases, though they are generally made long, may be
considered common. It is asserted by the ancient grammarians
that both these words are naturally short, and that when we find
them lengthened before a vowel, it is in consequence of the sylla-
ble ce, originally added to them, being cut off. Agreeably to this
opinion Hie and hoc, when made long, must be considered as
Hicc' and hocc', abbreviations of Hicce and hocce. The ablative
H6c is always long.
D final is short; as Illud.
L final is short; as Vigil.
The monosyllables Sol, sal, and nil, a contraction of Nihil, are
long.
N final is long; as Splen.
Nouns in en, which make the genitive in inis with the penulti-
mate short, always shorten their last syllable; as NomSn, nomi-
nis. N final is short also in An, forsan, forsitan, in, tamen, vi-
den', satin'. .
E final is short; as Puer.
Cur, far, fur, lar, nar, par, aer, aether, and nouns in r, which make
tris in the genitive with the penultimate lengthened, have r final
long; as Ver, veris.
Lat. Pr. B
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As final is long; as Pietas.
The noun Anas has its final syllable short.
Es final is long; as Haeres.
Nouns in es increasing short have their final syllable short, ex-
cept Abies, aries, Ceres, paries, and pes with its compounds,
which follow the rule. Es is short also in the preposition Penes,
and in the present tense of the verb Sum and its compounds.
Is final is short; as Turns.
Is final is long in all plural cases, as Regnis; iu the nomi-
native singular, when its genitive ends in entis, inis, or itisf with
the penultimate long, as Lis, litis ; and also in the substantives
Glis and vis, and in the adverbs Forts and gratis. The second
person singular of verbs has is final long in every tense, in which
the second person plural makes itis with the penultimate length-
ened; as Sis, veils, noils, audls.
In the second person singular of the future tense, potential
mood, or, as it is sometimes called, the future perfect, indicative
mood, the termination w is common; as Rexeris or Rexeris.
, Os final is long; as Honos.
Compos, impos, and os making ossis in the genitive, have os
final short.
Us final is short; as Tempus.
The termination us is long in all monosyllables, as Thus; in
nouns in us increasing long, as Palus, paludis; and in the genitive
singular, and nominative, accusative, and vocative plural, of nouns
of the fourth declension, as Gradiis.
Ys final is short; as Chlamys.
T final is short; as Caput.
EXERCISES.
1.
What is the quantity of a final syllable ending in b?
Is c at the end of a word long or short?
Mention the words, in which c final is short.
"What words ending in c are common?
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2.
What is the quantity of d final?
Is I final long or short?
What words in I are long?
Mark the quantity of Ob, and of each syllable in Post-
hac, quicquid, consul. .
S.
Of what quantity is the consonant tt at the end of a
word?
What nouns in n have the last syllable short?
Mention the indeclinable words, in which n final is
short. ?
Mention the quantity of each syllable in the noun Teg-
men, making tegminis in the genitive.
Is r final long or short?
Mention the nouns in which the final r is lengthened.
Mark the quantity of each syllable in the words Im-
ber, audiuntur, aer, forsan.
What is the quantity of the monosyllables Vir, quin,
ab, ac, ad, cur, sol?
5. '"
Of what quantity is the termination as?
What is the quantity of es at the end of a word?
What word in as has the final syllable short?
Is the last syllable of the preposition Penes long or short?
6.
What is the quantity of the final syllable of most nouns
in es increasing short in the genitive?
What nouns in es increasing short have the last sylla-
ble long?
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Of what quantity is Es, the second person of Sum?
What is the quantity of the final syllable in Audias,
dies, potes, esses, hospes, the nominative of hospitis?
7.
What is the quantity of is final?
Is a final syllable in os generally long or short?
What is generally the quantity of us final?
Of what quantity is the termination ys?
8.
Mention the nouns, which have os final short.
What cases in the fourth declension have us final short?
Mention the quantity of Plus, glis, and the substantive
Vis.
Are plural cases in is long or short?
9.
When is the termination is long in the second person
singular of verbs?
Of what quantity is the final syllable of Servitus, a
noun of the third declension increasing long?
Mark the quantity of each syllable in Fluctus, compos.
Is the last syllable of Pecus, the nominative of pecoris,
a long or short syllable i
10.
What is the quantity of each syllable in the plural ad-
jective Parvis?
In what part of a verb is is final common?
What nominatives singular in is are long?
Mark the quantity of the final syllable in Hauris, from
haurio; Dixeris, the future subjunctive or future perfect
indicative of dico; Dis, the nominative of Ditis.
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11.
Why is the last syllable of the singular noun Cuspis
made short?
Of what quantity is the final syllable of Foris, gratis,
benignos?
Is the termination us long or short in the plural noun
Porticus?
Mark the quantity of each syllable in Rectus, pestis,
perturbes, majestas, custos.
12.
Of what quantity is the consonant t at the end of a
word?
Mark the quantity of each syllable in Sensistis, lasdis.
Why is the last syllable short in Pallor, corporis, currit,
murus?
Mark the quantity of the syllables, in Occurrat, abjun-
gis, permittas.
CHAPTER IV.
COMPOUND, DERIVATIVE, AND CONTRACTED WORDS-
All words generally retain the same quantity when com-
pounded, that they have when out of composition; as
IXefero, a compound of de and fero.
If a vowel of the simple word is changed in composition into
another vowel, it still generally preserves its original quantity;
as Concido from cado, Concldo from credo, Perh'ibeo from
habeo.
The quantity of a syllable is often changed in composition
by its situation before a vowel or a consonant; thus, in the com-
-pound word Deambulo, the preposition De is naturally long,
but standing before another vowel, it is necessarily made short;
thus also the preposition In, although it is naturally short, be-
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comes long by position in the compound verbs Invado and insto.
Sometimes, however, the preposition, instead of becoming long
by position, loses its final consonant, and thus retains its original
quantity; as omitto, a compound of 5b and mitto.
The following compound words shorten a vowel that is long in
their primitives, and are consequently exceptions to the general
rule; Causidicus,fatidicus,maledicus,veririicus,from dico; Nihilum
from hilum; Dejero, pejfiro, from juro; Agnitum, cognitum, from
no turn; Innuba, proniiba, subniiba, from nubo; Semisopitus from
sdpio; procella, profanus, profari, profectb, profestus, prdficiscor,
prfifiteor, pr6fugio, profugus, profundus, pronepos, proneptis, pr6-
pero, prdtervus, compounds of the preposition pro; and Dirimo
and disertus, compounds of de.
Imbecillis from bacillus has the second syllable long. Amlii-
tum, the supine, and Ambitus, the participle, from Hum, length-
en the middle syllable; but the substantives Ambitus and ambi-
tio, from the same word, have the i short, agreeably to the gene-
ral rule.
Connubiiim from nubo has the second syllable common.
The preposition Pro is common in Procurro, profundo, propago,
propello, propino, propulso.
The adverbs Ubique and ibidem, from ubi and ibi, generally
lengthen the middle syllable; but the final syllable of Uti is short
in its compounds Utinam and utique. In Quandoque from quando
the o is long; but it is short in Quandoquidem, a compound of the
same word.
Derivative words generally retain the quantity of their
primitives, or the words from which they are derived; as
animosus from animus.
The following derivatives, with a few others, deviate from the
quantity of their primitive words, some on account of crasis or
contraction, and others from following the quantity of primi-
tives now obsolete; arena, arista, from Sreo; aruspex from ara;
Deni from decern; Dicax from Dico; disertus from dissero; Di-
tio from dis, ditis; Dux, ducis, from duco; Fides from lido; Fo-
mentum, fomes, from foveo; Fragilis, fragor, from frango; llu-
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manus from homo; Humor from humus; Jucundus, jumentum,
fromjuvo; Jugerum from jitgum; Junior from jtivenis; L&terna
from lateo; Lex, legis, from lego; Libella from libra; Lticerna
from luceo; Marero from macer; Mico from mica; Mobil is from
m&veo; Nonus from novem; Nota from notu; 6dium from odi;
Penuria from pSnus; Placo from placeo; Rex, regis, regula, from
rego; Sagax from sagio; Secius from s6cus; Sedes from sedeo;
Sopor from sopio; Stipula, stlpulor, from sllpes; Tegula from
tSgo; Vadum from vado; V'itium from vito; Vomer from
vomo; Vox, vocis, from viico. Verbs in urio, sometimes called
desiderative, have the u short, though derived from the participle
in urus; as Scriptiirio from scripturus.
Preterperfects of two syllables have the former syllable
long; as Novi. ;
Bibi, dedi, fidi from findo, scidi from scindo, steti, stiti, aod
tuli, are exceptions to this rule, and make the first syllable short.
Preterites, in which the first syllable is repeated, have
the two first syllables short; as Peperi.
The latter syllable in these preterperfects is sometimes made
long by position; as Ciicurri. The second syllable of Cecidi from
wedo, is lengthened, to distinguish it from Cecidi, the preterperfcct
of cado. Pepedi also lengthens its middle vowel.
Supines of two syllables, and participles formed from
them, have the former syllable long; as Visum, visu,
vlsus.
The first syllable is short in Datum, ratum, satum, itum, litum,
quitum, situm, rutum, citum from cieo, futurus from futum; the
supine of the obsolete verb fuo. Statum has its first syllable
common.
To account for the irregularities of the verb Sto, it has
been supposed that it belonged originally to the third, as well as to
the first conjugation, but that in process of time the increments
in the different conjugations were confounded, and some of them
ceased to be used.
Supines in atvm, etum, and utum, of more than two syl-
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lables, have their penultimate long; as Amatum, deletum,
minutum. <<
Supines in itum, of more than two syllables, have the
penultimate long when the preterperfect ends in fat, but
when the preterite has any other termination, the i in the
supine is short; as Quaesitum, monitum.
In all the compounds of Eo, except ambio, the penultimate of
the supine is short; as Circumitum.
Although it has not been thought necessary to aq"d to this gene-
ral outline of the rules of quantity, the rules, which are sometimes
given for the increments of nouns, the following table of the in-
crements of verbs will, it is hoped, be acceptable and not altoge-
ther useless to the student.
THE NEUTER VERB SUM.
Indicative Mood.
Present; sum, es, est, sumus, estis, sunt.
Imperfect; eram, eras, erat, eramiis, eratis, erant.
Perfe. ct; ful, fiilsti, fuit, fuimus, fulstis, fiierunt, fuere.
Pluperfect; fueram, fueras, fiaerat, fiieramus, fueratis,
fiierant.
Future; ero, eris, erit, erimus, eritis, erunt.
Imperative Mood.
Present; es, esto, esto, slmiis, este, estote, sunto.
Potential Mood.
Present; sim, sis, sit, slmus, sitis, sTnt.
Imperfect; essem, forem, esses, fores, esset, forSt, esse-
miis, foremus, essetis, foretis, essent, forent.
Perfect; fuerim, fueris, fiierit, fuerimus, fiiSritis, fiie-
rint.
Pluperfect; fulssem, fuisses, fulsset, ffiissemus, fiiis-
setis, fuissent.
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Future; fuero, fuSris, fuerit, fiierimus, fuSritis, fuerlnt.
Infinitive Mood.
Present; essS. Perfect; iulssS. Future; fore, fiiturum
esse.
REGULAR VERBS. --ACTIVE VOICE.
First Conjugation.
Indicative Mood.
Present; 6, as, at, amus, atis> ant.
Imperfect; abam, abas, abat, abamus, abatis, abant.
Perfect; Svi, avistl, avit, avimiis, avistis, averunt, avere.
Pluperfect; avSram, averas, averat, avSramus, Sveratls,
averant-
Future; abo, abis, abit, abimus, abitis, abunt.
Imperative Mood.
Present; a, ato, St, ato, emus, atS, atotS, ent, into.
Potential Mood.
Present; em, es, St, emus, etis, ent.
Imperfect; arem, ares, aret, aremus, aretis, arenr.
Perfect; avSrim, avSris, avSrit, averimfis, averMs, ave-
rlnt.
Pluperfect; avlssem, avisses, avlsset, avissemus, avissetis,
avissent.
Future; avSro, averts, avSrit, averimus, avSritTs, averlnt.
Infinitive Mood.
Present; arS. Perfect; avissS. Future; aturum esse*.
Second Conjugation.
Indicative Mood.
Present; eo, es, St, emus, etfs, ent.
Imperfect; ebam, ebas, ebat, ebamus, Abatis, ebant.
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Perfect; tii, uisti, iiit, uimus, uistis, uerunt, uere.
Pluperfect; ueram, ueras, iierat, uSramus, Senilis, ue-
rant.
Future; ebo, ebis, ebit, ebimus, ebitis, ebiint.
Imperative Mood.
Present; e, eto, eat, eto, Samus, ete, etot? , eant, ento.
Potential Mood.
Present; eam, eas, eat, Samus, eatis, eant.
Imperfect; erem, ires, erSt, eremus, eretis, erent.
rerlect -, uerim, ueris, uerit, uerimus, ueritis, uerint.
Pluperfect; uissem, iiisses, ulsset, ulssemus, ulssetis,
ulssent.
Future; uero, ueris, uerit, uerimus, uSritis, uSrint. .
Infinitive Mood.
Present; ere-. Perfect; iilsse. Future; itiirum esse\
Third Conjugation.
Indicative Mood.
Present; 6, is, it, Tmus, itis, iint.
Imperfect; ebam, ebas, ebat, ebamiis, ebatls,'ebant.
Perfect; I, isti, 3ft, tmus, 1st is, erunt, ere.
Pluperfect; eram, eras, erat, eramiis, eratis, grant.
Future; am, es, et, emu's, etis, ent.
Imperative Mood.
Present; e, ito, at, ito, amus, ite, ltote, ant, unto.
Potential Mood.
Present; am, as, at, amus, atis, ant.
Imperfect; erem, eres, SrSt, gremus, gretis, grent.
Perfect ? >> erim, gris, grit, grimus, gritis, grlnt.
Pluperfect; issem, isses, isset, issemus, issetis, issent.
Future; ero, eris, erit, grimus, gritis, erint.
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Infinitive Mood.
Present; SrS. Perfect; isse. Future; turum esse.
Fourth Conjugation.
Indicative Mood.
Present; 16, is, it, Imus, itis, lunt.
Imperfect; iebam, iibas, iebat, iebamus, iebatis, iebant.
Perfect; ivi, Ivlsti, mt, mmus, Ivistis, Iverunt, ivere.
Pluperfect; Iveram, iveras, Iverat, ivSramus, iveratis,
iverant.
Future; lam, les, iSt, tenuis, ietis, lent.
Imperative Mood.
Present; I, it5, iat, It5, mmus, ite, Itote, Tant, mnto.
Potential Mood.
Present; 1am, ias, iat, Tamils, iitis, iant.
Imperfect; Irem, ires, iret, Iremiis, iritis, irent.
Perfect; Iverim, iveris, iverit, iverimus, iveritis, Iverint.
Pluperfect; Ivissem, Ivisses, ivisset, ivissemus, ivissetis,
ivissent.
Future; ivero, Iveris, IvSrit, Iverimus, Iveritis, Iverint.
Infinitive Mood.
Present; IrS. Perfect; ivissg. Future; Iturum essS.
PASSIVE VOICE.
First Conjugation.
Indicative Mood.
Present; or, aris, are, atur, amiir, amini, antur.
Imperfect; abar, abaris, abarg, abatur, abamiir, abaminl,
abantur.
Future; abor, aberis, aberS, abitur, abimiir, abimini,
abantur.
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Imperative Mood.
Present; are*, ator, etur, ator, emur, aminl, aminor, entiir,
Sntor.
Potential Mood.
Present; er, eris, erS, etur, emur, eminl, entiir.
Imperfect; arer, areris, arerS, aretur, aremiir, aremiui,
arentur.
Infinitive Mood.
Present; ari. Perfect; atum ess? , fuiss? . Future; Stum
Iri.
Second Conjugation.
Indicative Mood.
Present; eor, eris, erg, etur, emiir, email, entiir.
Imperfect; ebar, ebaris, ebare, ebatur, ebamur, ebamini,
ebantur.
Future; ebor, ebSris, ebSrg, ebitur, ebimur, ebimini,
ebuntur.
Imperative Mood.
Present; erS, etor, eatiir, etor, eamur, emini, emfnor,
eantur, entor.
Potential Mood.
Present; ear, Sari's, Sarg, eatur, eamiir, eamini, eantur.
Imperfect; erer, ereris, ererS, eretiir, eremur, eremihl,
erentur.
Infinitive Mood.
Present; eri. Perfect; tum essS, fuisse. Future; tum
iri.
Third Conjugation.
Indicative Mood.
Present; or, Sris, ere', Mr, imur, imihl, untiir.
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Imperfect; ebar, ebaris, ebare, ebatur, ebamiir, ebamini,
ebantur.
Future; ar, eris, ere, etur, emur, emini, entur.
Imperative Mood.
Present; eVS, itor, atur, itor, imiir, fmini, iminor, antiir,
untor.
Potential Mood.
Present; ar, arls, arSj atur, amur, amini, antur.
Imperfect; erer, ereris, eVerS, eretiir, eremur, eremlni,
erentur.
Infinitive Mood.
Present; i. Perfect *, tum essS, fuisse\ Future; tum
iri.
Fourth Conjugation.
Indicative Mood.