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Lac puero[rum]. M. holti mylke for chyldren

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Title
Lac puero[rum]. M. holti mylke for chyldren
Author
Holte, John, grammarian.
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[Enprynted at London :: By Wynkyn de worde, in Fletestrete in the sygne of the sonne,
[1508]]
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Latin language -- Grammar -- Early works to 1800.
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"Lac puero[rum]. M. holti mylke for chyldren." In the digital collection Early English Books Online. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A03484.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 1, 2024.

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¶ Insum.

Moroeuer this 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Insū es besyde his datyf may haue an ablatyf with this preposicyon In as Inest mihi vel in me marima virtis. Tibi vel in te magnū inest vitium. Insunt etiam in temporibus hyemo. estas. ver. autumnus

All these verbes in these verses folowynge gouerne after them a datyf case / as Obuio tibi parco pueris placeo regi. noceo michi &c.

Obuio. parco. placet. noceo. vaco. supplico. seruit Subuenit. officio. succurrit. propitior{que} Sufficit. aspiro. validico. gratulor. astat. Insideor. pateo. minor. ac obtempero. fido. Obstat. obedit. eis fauet. heret proficit addas Congruo. compatior. confert. succedit. adulor Occurrit. restat. et cedo quando locum dat

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¶ Whā soeuer I haue a fore ony of these forsayd ver¦bes / ony of these sygnes am / art / is / was / were / or be That that semeth to be the noīatyf case shall be ye da¦tyf / & the thynge that doth the dede shall be ye ablatyf with a preposicyon / as I am serued of my sone. Mi∣chi seruitur a filio meo. The kynge is pleased of his subgettes. Regi placetur a suis subditis

All these verbes folowynge in these verses / may go∣uerne aftter theym a double accusatyf case as Postu¦lo te veniam. Doceo te grāmaticā.

The latter accusatyf of whom may be gouerned of theyr passyues / as postulor veniam. Doceor grāma∣ticam. Uersus

Postulo posco. peto. doceo. rogo. flagito. celo. Exuo. cū vestit. monet induo. calceo. cingo Oro. petunt quartū simul ac interrogo binū

But these verbes postulo posco peto rogo flagito oro & interrogo anglice to aske or desyre / & all other lyke may moche better gouerne an accusatyf case / of the thynge asked or desyred / & an ablatyf wt one of these forsayd vi. preposicyons of ye persone yt we aske or de¦syre ought of as Postulo veniā abs te.

¶ These. v. verbes exuo. vestio. induo. calceo & cingo & all lyke may moche better & eleganter gouerne an accusatyf of the body & an ablatyf without a preposi∣cyon of the garment / or of ye thȳge whome / as Exuo me tunica. I do out my cote. Paulus in epistolis. Ac cinxit lumbos suos fortitudine.

And the passyues of ye forsayd. v. verbes may gouer∣ne elegantly an ablatyf case withoute a preposicyon /

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as Exuor tunica In psalmo. Accingere gladio tuo su per femur tuū potentissime.

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