¶ Declenson of primatyues
Nominatiuo Ego. gtō mei. datiuo michi. actō me. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 catiuo caret 〈◊〉〈◊〉 a me. Anglice I or me. The plurel ntō Nos gtō nostrum vel nostri dtō nobis. actōnos. vtō caret, abltō a nobis. Anglice vs or we.
Lac puero[rum]. M. holti mylke for chyldren
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- Lac puero[rum]. M. holti mylke for chyldren
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- Holte, John, grammarian.
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- [Enprynted at London :: By Wynkyn de worde, in Fletestrete in the sygne of the sonne,
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¶Here is to be noted that all {pro}nownes lacke the vo catyf case saue these. 〈◊〉〈◊〉. Tu me{us} noster & nostras 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Tu. gtō tui. dtō tibi. actō te. vtō tu. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 ate. anglice thou or the. The plurel ntō vos. gtō vestrū vel vestri. dtō vobis. actō 〈◊〉〈◊〉. vtō o vos. abla 〈◊〉〈◊〉 a vobis. anglice you or ye.
These genityues mis tis & sis. were somtymein vse / but now we take meus tuus su{us}. theyr 〈◊〉〈◊〉 and leue them.
Nominatiuo caret. gtō sui dtō sibi. actō se. vtō caret abltō a se. & lyke wyse in the seconde nombre. anglice he / she / hym or hyr / it / that / them / they / or those. and this is called the pronowne of reciprocacyon. All the se. iii. pronownes Ego tu sui. wt theyr cōpoundes be called of the fyrst declenson of {pro}nownes.
| Ille illa illud illius illi | In all other cases of bothe nombres lyke bonus a um. |
| Ipse ipsa ipsum ipsius ipsi | Iste ista istud 〈◊〉〈◊〉 isti |
Hic hec hoc. vt prius. Anglice this or these. And iste isto istud. is of the same englysshe. Ille and ipse be en glysshed lyke Sui. Is ea id eius ci &c. lyke Bon{us}. an glice lyke Sui.
¶ All these. v. {pro}nownes Ille ipse iste hic & is. be cal∣led of the seconde declenson of pronownes.
Of the same declenson be also. viii. nownes wt theyr compoundes. Unus / vllus / totus / solus / alter / alius quis / & vter as.
Unus vna vnum vnius vni
Ullus vlla vllum vllius vlli
Totus tota totum totius toti
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| Solus a. um. solius soli. | ¶ In all other casus lyke Bonus. And all these. lacke the vocatyf case. |
| Alter a ū alterius alteri | |
| Alius a um. alius alii | |
| Uter. a um. vtrius vtri | Except tot{us} solus & vn{us}. |
| Neuter a. ū. neutrius tri. |
¶ Also it is to be noted yt all nownes of this declen∣son yt nowende inius in ye genityf / & in i. in the datyf made somtyme both genityf & datyf lyke Bon{us} bona bonū. Also they sayd Illus Ipsus Ist{us}. Where we saye Ille ipse iste: vt adhuc est videre apud autores.