Lillies rules construed wherunto are added Tho. Robertsons Heteroclites, the Latine Syntaxis, and Qui mihi.

As in praesenti construed.

AS the termination as in praesenti in the present tense format formeth perfe∣ctum the preterperfect tense in avi••ut as no ••as to swim navi, vocito vocitas to call often vocitavi: deme except lavo to wash lavi, juvo to helpe juvi què and nexo to knit nexüi, & and seco to cut quod which maketh se∣cüi, neco to kill, quod which maketh necüi: ver∣bum the verbe mico to shine quod which maketh micüi, plico to fold, quod which maketh plicüi, fric•• to rub quod which dat giues fricüi, sic so domo to make tame quod which maketh

domüi, tono to thunder quod which maketh tonüi, verbum the verbe sono to sound quod which maketh sonüi, crepo to give a crack quod which maketh crcpüi, veto to forbid quod which dat giueth vetüi; atque and cubo to lie downe cu∣büi haec these verbes raro formantur are seldome for∣med in avi. Do das to giuc ritè by right dedi: sto stas to stand vult will formare forme steti.

ES the termination es in praesenti in the present tense format formeth per∣fectum the preterperfect tense dans giuing üi, vt as nigreo nigres to wax blacke nigrüi excipe except iubeo to command iussi, sorbeo to sup any liquid thing habet hath s••rbüi quoquè also sorpsi mulceo to asswage mulsi, luceo to shine vult will haue luxi, sedeo to sit sedi, què and video to see vult will haue vidi; sed but prādeo to dine prandi, stri∣deo to make a noyse stridi, Syllaba prima the first Syl∣lable geminatur is doubled his quatuor in these foure infrà following, nam{que} for pendeo to hang pependi, què and mordeo to bite vult will habere haue mo∣mordi, spondeo to promise freely or betroth spospondi, què and tond ••o to clip or sheere vult will haue to∣tondi: suadeo to counsell suasi: rideo to laugh risi & and ardeo to burne habet hath arsi. Si if l vel r, l or r stet stand ante before geo, geo vertitur is turned in si into siut as urgeo to vrge ursi, mulgeo to milke mulsi dat it giucth quoquè also mulxi, frigeo to bee celd frixi, lugeo to lament luxi & & augeo to encrease ha∣bet hath auxi, fleo fles to weepe dat giueth fleui, leo les to anoint levi, què and natum the compound indè there of deleo to put out de∣levi, pleo ples to fill plevi, neo to spin nevi Mansi for∣matur is formed à of ma∣neo to tarrie, torqueo to wrest torsi, haereo to sticke fast vult will haue haesi, veo fit is made vi, ut as ferveo to bee hot fervi, niveo to winke or be••ken & and sa∣tum

the compound indè thereof conniveo to winke with the eyes poscit requi∣reth nivi & nixi, cieo to trouble civi: què and vieo to bind vievi.

TErtia the third coniu∣gation formabit will forme praeteritum the preterperfect tense ut as ma∣nifestū is manifest hic here. Bo fit is made bi, ut as lam∣bo to lick•• lambi,: excipe except scribo to write scrip∣sr, & and nubo to he marri∣ed nupsi, antiquum the old verbe cumbo to lie downe dat giueth cubüi. Co fit is made ci, ut as vinco to o∣uercome vici, parco to spare vult will haue peperci & parsi, dico to soy dixi, quo∣que also duco to lead duxi, Do fit is made di, ut as má∣do to eat mandi: sed but seindo to cut dat giueth sci∣di findo to cleaue fidi, fun∣do to powre out, fudi, que and tundo tokno••ke tutudi, pendo to weigh pependi, tendo to bend retendi, pe∣do to breake winde backe∣ward pepêdi; iunge ioyne thou cado so fall cecidi, caedo pro verbero to beate cecidi, cedo pro discedere to depart sive or locum dare to giue place cessi Va∣do to go rado to shaue, laedo to hurt, ludo to play, divido to deuide, trudo to thrust, claudo to shut, plaudo to clap hands for ioy, rodo to gnaw ex of do the termina∣tion semper alwaies faciunt make si. Go fit is made xi, ut as iungo to ioyne iunxi: sed but r the letter ante before go, vult will haue si, ut as spargo to sprinkle sparsi, lego to reade legi & and a∣go to doc facit maketh egi, tango to touch dat giueth tetigi, pūgo to prick punxi que and pupugi frango to breake dat giueth fregi, cùm when pango signat signifieth pacisci to▪ make a couenant vult it will haue pepigi, pro iungo to ioyne pegi pro cano to sing pāxi. Ho fit is made xi, cèu as traho to draw traxi docet teacheth & and veho to ca∣ric vevi. Lo fit is made ui∣cèu as colo to worship co∣lüi excipe except psallo to sing cū p with p, & & sallo to seasōwith salt sine p with∣out

p: nam for vtrumque both format forme salli, vello to pluoke vp dat giueth velli quoquè also vuisi, fal∣lo to deoeiue fefelli, cello pro frango to break•• seculi què and pello to driue out pepuli. Mo fit is made üi, cèu as vomo to vomit vo∣müi, sed but emo to buy fa∣cit maketh emi como to kembe petit requireth com∣psi, promo to draw out prompsi, adijce adde thou demo to take away quod which format formeth dēp∣si, sumo to take sumpsi, pre∣mo to presse pressi No fit is made vi, cèu as sino to suffer sivi: excipe except temno to contemne tempsi: sterno to straw dat giueth stravi, sperno to despise sprevi, lino to smeare ouer levi, interdum sometime li∣ni & livi, quoque also cer∣no to discerne crevi, gigno in get, pono to put cano to sing, dant giue genüi, posüi cocini. Po fit is made psi: ut as seaspo to scratch scalpsi: excipe except rumpo to breake rupi, & and strepo to make a noise with hands and feete, quod which format formeth stre∣püi, crepo to giue a cracke quod which dat giueth cre∣püi. Quo fit is made qui: ut as linquo to leaue liqui, demito except coquo to secth co xi, Ro fit is made vi cell us sero pro planto to plant & and semino to sow sevi, quod which mutans changing significatum the signisication dat giueth me∣lius better serüi, verro to brush vult will haue verri & versi, uro to burne ussi gero to beare gessi, quaero to seeke quaesiui, tero to weare trivi, curro to runne cucurri. So formabit w••ll forme sivi, velut as accerso to goe to call arcesso the same, lacesso to reuile, at∣què and incesso to proucke one in speech. Sed but tolle except capesso to take ca∣pessi quodque which also facit maketh capessivi at{que} and facesso to go aboue to do facessi sic so viso to goe to see visi, sed but pinso to bake habebit w••ll haue pinsui, Sco fit is made vi, ut as pas∣co to feed pavi, posco to re∣quire vult w••ll haue poposci disco to learne vult wil sor∣mare

forme didici, quinis∣co to nod with the head que∣xi To fit is made ti, ut as verto to turne verti, sed but notetur activū sisto let this verbe actiue sisto bee mar∣ked pro facio stare to make to stand, nam for dat it gi∣ueth jure by right stiti, ster∣to to snort habet hath ster∣tüi, meto to mow messüi. Ab of ecto fit is made exi, vt as flecto to bend flexi, pecto to kembe dat giueth pexüi habet{que} and it hath pexi, etiam also necto to knit dat giueth nexüi ha∣bet it hath quo{que} also nexi, mitto to send dat giueth mi∣si peto to aske petij siue or petivi Vo fit is made vi ut as voluo to roll volvi, exci∣pe except vivo to liue vixi Vt as nexo to knit habet hath nexüi, sic se texo to weaue habebit will haue texüi. Cio fit is made ci, ut as facio to do feci quoquè also jacio to cast jeci: anti∣quū the old verbe lacio to allure or entice lexi, quo{que} also specio to see spexi. Dio fit is made di ut as fodio to dig fodi, gio gi, ceu as fugio to flie Pio fit is made pi, ut as capio to take cepi, exci∣pe except cupio to couet pi∣vi, & and rapio to snatch ra∣püi, sapio to be wise sapüi at que and sapivi. Rio fit is made ri, ut as pario to bring forth young peperi. Tio ssi geminas doubling ••. ut as quatio to shake quassi quod the which vix scarce∣ly reperitur is found in usu in vse Deni{que} lastly, üo fit is made üi, ut as statüo to appoint statüi, pluo to raine format formeth pluvi sive or plüi, sed but struo to build struxi, fluo to flow fluxi.

QVarta the fourth con∣iugation dat giueth is, in the second person, ivi, in the preterperfect tense scio scis to know monstrat tibi sh••weth scivi: excipias ex∣cept venio to come dans gi∣uing veni, cambio to ex∣change campsi, raucio to be hoarse rauci, farsio to stuffe farsi, sarcio to patch sarsi, sepio to hedge sepo, sensio eo perceiue sensi, fulcio to vnderprop fulsi, item also haurio to draw hausi, san∣cio to establish sanxi vincio to bind vinxi, salio pro

salto to leape salüi, & and amicio to cloath dat giueth amicüi: utemur wee shall use parciùs seldome cambi∣vi I haue exchanged, hauri∣vi I haue drawne, amicivi I haue cloathed, sepivi I haue hedged, sanxivi I haue established, sarsivi I haue patched, atquè and salivi I haue leaped.

SImplex the simple verbe & and compositivum the compound dat giueth idem praeteritum the same preterperfect tense, ut as do∣cui I haue taught, edocui I haue taught perfectly, mon strat sheweth: Sed but syl∣laba the syllable, quā which simplex the simple Verbe semper geminat doth al∣wayes double non gemina∣tur is not doubled composto in the compound praeterquā except his tribus in these three, praecurro to runne before, excurro to runne out, repungo to pricke a∣gaine, atque and ritè cre∣atis in verbes rightly com∣pounded a of do to giue, di∣sco to learne, sto to stand posco to require. Composi∣tum the compound à of pli∣co to folde cum sub with this preposition sub vel or nomine a noune ut as ista these, supplico to beseech, multiplico to multiply gau∣det reicyceth formare to fo••me p••••cavi, applico to apply, complico to fold vp, replico to vnfold: & and explico to declare üi vel in avi doe make üi or avi. Quamuis although simplex the simple Verbe oleo to sa∣uour or smell vult will haue olüi, tamèn neuerthelesse quodvis compositum eue∣ry compound indè therof for∣mabit will forme meliùs rather olevi; at but redolet to cast a strong smel sequitur doth follow formam the forme simplicis of the simple Verbe, què and subolet to smell a little. Omnia com∣posita all the compounds à of pungo to pri••ke, forma∣bunt will forme punxi, v∣num one repungo to pricke again vult will haue pupugi interdùmque and some∣times repunxi. Natum the compound à of do to giue quando when est it is in∣flexio tertia the third con∣iugation,

ut as addo to adde, credo to beleeue, edo to set forth, dedo to yeeld, reddo to restore, perdo to lose, ab∣do to hide, vel or obdo to thrust against, cōdo to build indo to put in, trado to de∣liuer, prodo to betray, ven∣do to sell, didi: at but unum one abscondo to hide ab∣scondi. Natum the com∣pound à of sto stas to stand habebit will haue stiti.

SI if Vexba haec simpli∣cia these simple verbes componantur be compoun∣ded, mutant they change vocalem primam the first vowell praesentis▪ of the pre∣sent tense praeteritiquè and of the preterperfect, tense in e into e, damno to condemne, lacto to giue sucke, sacro to dedicate. fallo to deceiue ar∣••eo to driue away, tracto to handle, fatiscor to bee weary, partio to deuide, car∣po to croppe, patro to com∣mit, scando to climbe: spar∣go to sprinkle, què and pa∣rio to bring forth young, cu∣ius whose duo nata two compounds cōperit to know for certaine, & and reperit to find by aduenture, dant giue peri, sed but caetera the rest perui, velut as haec these aperire to open, ope∣rire to couer. A of pasco to feede pavi, notentur haec duo composta let these two compounds be marked, ha∣bere to haue pescui tan∣tùm onely, compesco to pa∣sture together, dispesco to driue beasts from pasture: caetera the rest, ut as epas∣co to eate vp, seruabunt will keepe usum the vse simplicis of the simple Verbe.

HAec these, habeo to haue, lateo to lie hid, salio to leape, statuo to ap∣point, cado to fall, laedo to hurt, pango to ioyne, dans making pegi, cano to sing, quaero to seeke, caedo ceci∣di to beat, tango to touch, e∣geo to want or stand in need, teneo to hold, taceo to hold ones peace, sapio to bee wise, què and rapio to snatch, si if componantur they bee compounded, mutant they change vocalem primam the first vowell in i into i, ut as rapio to snatch, rapüi∣eripio

to take away by force eripüi. Natum a compound à of cano to sing dat giueth praeteritum the preterper∣sect tense per üi by üi, cèu as concino to sing together in one tune dat giueth conci∣nüi, sic euen so displicio to displease à of placeo to please: sed but haec duo th••se two complaceo to please well cum with per∣placeo to please very much benè servant do k••epe well usum the vse simplicis of the simple verbe Ista qua∣tuor composita these foure compounds à of pango to ioyne retinent a keepe a, de∣pango to plant, oppango to ••••yne, circumpango to fast••n about, at què and ••e∣pango to set. Ista quatuor these foure compounds à of manco mansi to tarry dant giue minüi, praemineo to excell others, emineo to ap∣peare before others, cum with promineo to hang out in fight, què and immineo to hang ouer: at but caetera the rest seruabunt will keep formam the form simplicis ve••bi of the simple verbe. Composita the compounds à of scalpo to scratch, calco to tread vpon, salto to leape or dance, mutant do change a per u a into u, exculpo to carue or engraue, inculeo often to repeate, resulto to rebound, demonstrant shew id that tibi to thee. Composita the compounds à of claudo to shut, quatio to shake, lavo to wash, reij∣ciunt a cast away a, à of claudo to shut, docet shew∣eth id that, occludo to shut fast, excludo to shut out, què and à of quatio to shake, percutio to smite, excutio to smite out, nata the com∣pounds à of lavo to wash, prolüo all to wash, dilüo to purge with washing.

SI if componas thou dost compound haec these verbes ago to doo, emo to buy, sedeo to sit, rego to rule frango to breake, & and capio to take, iacio to cast, lacio to allure or entice, spe∣cio to behold, premo to presse, semper alwayes sibi mutant they change voca∣lem primam the first vowell praesentis os the present tense in i, into i, nunquàm

neuer praeteriti of the prae∣terperfect tense, ceu as frango to breake, refringo to breake open refregi In∣cipio to begin incepi à of capio to take. Sed but pauca notentur let a few be marked, namquè for pe∣rago to finish sequitur doth follow suum simplex his simple, què and also satago to bee busie or to doe with speede: atquè and ab of ago to doe dego to liue, dat giueth degi, cogo to comp••ll coëgi. Sic, euen so a of rego to rule, pergo to goe forward perrexi, quo què also surgo to arise vult vvill haue sur▪ rexi, media syllaba the middle syllable praesentis of the present tense adempta being taken away. Facio to doe variat doth change nil nothing nisi vnlesse praepo∣sito praeunte when a prepo∣sition goeth before, olfacio to smell out docet teacheth id that, cum with calfacio to make hot, què and inficio to infect Nata the compound à of lego to read, re, se, per, prae, sub, trans, praeunte going before, seruant do keep vocalem the vowell prae∣sentis of the present tense; caetera the rest mutant doe change it in i into i, de qui∣bus of vvhich haec these intelligo to vnderstand, di∣ligo to loue, negligo to neg∣lect, tantùm onely faciunt make praeteritum their pre∣terperfect tense lexi, omnia reliqua all the rest legi.

NVnc now dis••as thou maist learne formare to forme supinum the su∣pine ex praeterito of the preterperfect tense. Bi for∣mat sibi formeth tum in the supine, namquè for sic so bibi to drinke fit is made bibitum. Ci fit is made ctum, ut as vici to ouercome victum, & and ici to smite testatur sheweth that dans giuing ictum, feci to doe fa∣ctum, quoquè also ieci to cast ••actum. Di fit is made sum, ut as vidi to see vi suni; quaedam some geminant ss double ss, ut as pan••i to ••∣pen passum, sedi to s•• ses∣sum▪ adde adde thou scidi to cut quod which dat gi∣ueth scissum atquè and fidi to cleaue sissum, quoque

also fodi to digge fossum. Hic beere etiam also ad∣vertas thou mayest marke, quòd that syllaba prima the first syllable, quam which praeteritum the pre∣terperfect tense vult gemi∣nari will haue doubled non geminatur is not doubled supinis in the supines, què and totōdi to clip or sheare docet teacheth id that dans giuing tonsum, atquè and cecîdi to beate quod which maketh caesum, & and ceci∣di to fall quod which dat giueth casum, atquè and tetēdi to bend quod which maketh tensum & tentum, tududi to knocke tunsum atquè and pepêdi to bre••ke wind backward, quòd which format formeth pedi∣tū: adde adde thou dedi to giue quod which iure by right vult will haue datum. Gi fit is made ctum, ut as legi to reade lectum, pegi to ioyne▪ què and pepigi to make a bargaine dat giueth pactum, fregi, to breake fractum, quoqè also teti∣gi to touch tactum, egi to do actum, pupugi to pricke punctum, fugi to flee dat giueth fugitum. Li fit is made sum, ut salli stans pro condio sale signifying to season with salt salsum, pe∣puli to driue out dat giueth pulsum, ceculi to breake culsum atque and fefeli to deceiue falsum, velli to plucke vp dat giueth vul∣sum, quoquè also tuli to beare habet hath latum. Mi, ni, pi, qui, these termi∣nations of the praeterperfect tense fiunt are made tum, velut as manifestum is ma∣nifest hic here: emt to buy emptum, veni to come ven∣tum, cecini a cano to sing cantum, cepi à capio to take dans giuing captum, à coepio to begin coeptum, rupi à rumpo to breake rup∣tum, quoquè also liqui to leaue lictum. Ri fit is made sum, ut as verri to brush versum, excipe except pe∣peri to bring forth yong par∣tum Si sit is made sum, ut as visi to goe to see visum, tamen notwithstanding ss geminato being doubled misi to send formabit will forme missum, excipe ex∣cept fulsi to vnderprop ful∣tum, hausi to draw hau∣stum

quoquè also sarsi to patch sartum, farsi to sluffe fartum, vssi to burne vstum, gessi to beare gestum, torsi to writhe duo two supines tortum & torsum, indulsi to make too much of one re∣quirit requireth indultum què and indulsum Psi fit is made ptum, vt as scripsi to write scriptum; excipe except campsi to exchange campsum Ti fit is made tum, namque for statū fit is made commune common praeterito to the preterper∣fect tense steti à of sto to stand, stitiquè and stiti à of sisto to make to stand, ex∣cipe except verti to turne versum Vi fit is made tum, ut as flaui to blow flatum: excipe except paui to feed pastum▪ laui to wash dat giueth lotum interdum sometimes lautum atque and lauatum, potaui to drinke facit maketh potum & and interdum sometime potatum: Sed but faui to fauour fautum, caui to be∣ware cautum: formes thou mayest forme ritè very well satum à of sero seui to sow, liui to daube or to smeare ouer què and also li∣ni dat giueth litum, solui à soluo to loose solutum, vol∣ui à voluo to role volutum singultiui to sob vult will haue singultum, vaeneo ve∣nis vaeniui to bee sold vae∣num, sepeliui to bury ritè by right sepultum Quod a verbe which dat gi••••th üi, dat giueth itū, ut as domui to make tame domitū exci∣pe except quoduis verbum euery verbe in üo, quia be∣cause semper alway••s for∣mabit it will forme üi, in utum, ut as exui to put off exutum deme except rui à ruo to rush dans giuing rui∣tum, secui to cut vult will haue sectum, necui to kill nectum, que and fricüi to rub frictum, item also mis∣cui to mingle mistum, ac and amicui to cloath dat gi∣ueth amictum, torrui to rost habet hath tostū, docui to teach doctum, què and te∣nui to hold tētum consului to giue or aske counsell con∣sultum, alui to feed altum què and alitum: Sic so sa∣lui to leape faltum, colui to worship quoquè also occu∣lui to hide cultum, pinsui

to bake habet hath pistum, rapüi to snatch raptū, què & serüi a sero to plant vult will haue sertum, sic quo∣que so also texüi to weaue habet hath textum. Sed but haec these mutant doe change üi in sum into sum, nam for censeo to thinke ••ensum, cellüi to breake habet hath celsum, meto messüi ••o reape habet ha••h quoqué also messum, item and nexüi to knit nexum: sic quoquè so also pexüi to kembe habet h••th pexum, patüi to lie open dat giueth passum, carüi to want cas sum, què and caritum Xi fit is made tum, ut as vinxi to bind vinctum, què and quinquè fiue abjiciunt cast away n in supino in the su∣pine, nam for finxi to faine fictum, minxi to make wa∣ter mictum, pinxi to paint dat giueth pictum, strinxi to straine, quo{que} also rinxi to grinne rictum, flexi to bend, plexi to punish, fixi to fasten dant giue xum, & & fluo to flow fluxum.

Quod que compositum supinum euerie com∣pound supine formatur is formed ut as simplex the simp••e, quamvis although nō stet there is not, semper alwaies eadem syllaba the same syllabl•• ut••i{que} in them both: composita the com∣pounds à of tunsum to knock dempta n when n is ••aken away tusum: à of ruitum to rush, i media dempta when the middle letter i is taken away fit is made ru∣tum, & and quoquè ••lso à of saltum to dance sultum: composita the compounds à of sero ••o s••we dant giue si∣tum quando wh••n format it formeth satum. Haec these supines, captum to take, fa∣ctum to doe, jactum to cast, raptum to snatch, mutant doe change a per e a into e, & and cantum to sing, par∣tum to bring forth, spar∣sum to sprinkle, carptum to crop or plucke vp, quo∣què also fartum to fluffe. Verbum the verbe edo to eate compositum beeing compounded non facit ma∣keth not esum, sed but est∣um: vnum one compound comedo to eate vp dun∣taxat onely formabit will

forme vtrumque both Duo two compounds à of nosco to know, cognitum to know, & and agnitum to know by some token tan∣tum onely habentur are had in vse, caetera the rest dant giue notum: nosci∣tum est is iam now in nul∣lo vsu in no vse.

VErba in or verbes en∣ding in or admittunt take praeteritum a preter∣perfect tense ex posteriore supino from th••i•• latter fu∣pine, u verso being turned per us into us, & and sum vel fui cōsociato being ioy∣ned thereunto, ut a•• à of le∣ctu lectus sum vel fui. At but horum of these verbes nunc sometimes est is depo∣nens a deponent, nunc some times est is commune a cō∣mon notandum to be noted. Nam for labor to slide lap∣sus, patior to endure dat giueth passus, & and nata eius his compounds, ut as compatior to suffer alike compassus, què and perpe∣tior to suffer throughly for∣mans forming perpessus, fateor to grant quod which maketh fassus, & and nata the compounds indè thereof, ut as confiteor to confesse confessus, què and diffite∣or to deny formans forming diffessus, gradior to goe by steps, dat giueth gressus, & and nata the compounds in∣de thereof, ut as digredior to turne aside digressus▪ Iū∣ge adde thou fatiscor to bee weary fessus sum, metior to measure mensus sum, & and vtor to vse vsus, ordi∣or pro texto to weaue dat giueth orditus, pro incoep∣to to begin orsus, nitor to endeuour nisus vel or nixus sum, & and vlciscor to re∣uenge vltus, simul also iras∣cor to bee angrie iratus at∣que and reor to suppose ra∣tus sum, obliviscor to for∣get vult will haue oblitus sum, fruor to enioy optat maketh fructus vel fruitus iunge adde thou miserere to haue pitie misertus. Tu∣or to see & and tueor to de∣fend non vult wil not haue tutus sed but tuitus sum quamvis although & both tutum & and tuitum sit be supinum supine vtrique to

them both: Adde adde thou loquutus à of loquor to speake, & and adde adde thou sequutus à of sequor to follow, experior to try facit maketh expertus, p••∣eiscor to m••ke a bargaine gaudet reioy••eth formare to form•• pactus sum, nan∣ciscor to get nactus sum, a∣piscor to obtain quod which est is verbum vetus an old verbe ••ptus sum vndè from which adipiscor, to get a∣deptus, iunge adde thou queror to complaine que∣stus, iunge adde thou pro∣ficiscor to goe forward profectus, expergiscor to aw••k experrectus sum Et and quoque also haec these comminiscor to deuise commentus, nascor to bee horne natus, què and mo∣rior to die mortuus, at què a••d orior to rise quod which facit maketh praete∣ritum the preterperfect tense ortus.

HAec these ve••bes ha∣bent haue praeteritum the preterperfect tense acti∣uae vocis of the actiue voice & and passiuae the passiue, coeno to sub format tibi formeth coenaui & coena∣tus sum, iuro to sweare iu∣raui & iuratus, què and poto to drinke potaui & potus, titubo to stumble titubaui vel titubatus: Sic so careo to want carui & cassus sum, prandeo to dine prandi & pransus, pateo to lie open patui & passus, que and placeo to please dat giueth placui & placitus, suesco to accustome sueui atquè and suetus, vaeneo pro vendor to bee sold vae∣niui & vinditus sum, nu∣bo to bee married nupsi nuptaque sum, mereor to deserue meritus sum vel or merui; Adde adde thou li∣bet it contenteth or liketh li∣buit libitum: & and adde adde thou licet it may quod which maketh licuit licitum taed et it irketh quod which dat giueth taeduit & and pertaesum, adde adde thou pudet it sh••meth faciens m••king puduit què and puditum, at què and piget it irketh quod which for∣mat tibi formeth piguit què and pigitum.

NEutropassiuuū a verbe Neuter passiue sic thus format tibi formeth praete∣ritum his preterperfect tense gaudeo to bee glad gauisus sum, fido to trust fisus, & and audeo to be bold ausus sum, fio to be made factus, soleo to be•• wont solitus sum.

QVaedam verba cer∣ta ne verbes accipiunt tak•• praeteritum the preter∣perfect tense aliundè of a∣nother incoeptiuum a verbe inceptiue in sco, stans stan∣ding pro primario for the primatiue verbe adoptat ta∣keth praeteritum the pre∣terperfect tense eiusdem verbi of the same verbe er∣go therefore tepesco to be∣gin to be luke-warme vult will haue tepui à of tepeo to bee luke-warme, feruesco to begin to bee hot, ferui, à of ferueo to bee hot, cerno to b••hold vult will haue vidi à of video to see, qua∣tio to shake vult will haue praeteritum the preterper∣fect tense conc••ssi à of con∣cutio to shake, què and fe∣rio to smite, percussi à of percutio to smite, meio to make water vult will haue minxi à of mingo to make water, s••do to pitch or alight vult will haue sedi à of se∣deo to sit, t••llo to lift vp sustuli à ••ss suffero to beare & and sum to bee fui a of fuo to bee, & and ••ero to beare ritè rightly tuli à of tulo to beare, sisto tantum onely pro for stare to stand steti à of sto to stand, què and furo to bee mad infa∣nini à of verbo a verbe e∣iusdem significati of the same signification. Sic so vescor to ••ate, medeor to heale, liquor to bee melted reminiscor to remember, poscunt require praeteritū a preterperfect tense à of pascor to bee fed, medicor to heale, liquefio to be mel∣ted, recordor to remember.

FVgiunt these want prae∣teritum their preterper∣fect tense, vergo to bend, ambigo to doubt, glisco to desire greatly, fatisco to ••hinke, polleo to be able ni∣deo to shine. ad haec to these are added incoeptiua verbes inceptiues, ut as puerasco to

begin to bee a child; & and passiva passiues quibus whose activa actiues, caru∣êre haue wanted supinis their supines; ut as metuor to bee feared: timeor to bee feared: Omnia meditativa all meditatiues praeter be∣sides parturio to bring forth, esurio to bee hungrie, quae duo which two se••∣vant doe k••epe praeteritum their preterperfect tense.

HAec verba these verbes ra••ò seldome aut or nū¦quam neuer retinebunt will keep supinum their su∣pines: lambo to licke, mico micui to shine, rudo to br••y like an Asse, scabo to claw, parco peper••i to spare, dis∣pesco to driue beasts from pastures, posco to require, disco to learne, compesco to refraine, quinisco to nod with the head, dego to liue, ango to trouble, sugo to sucke lingo to licke with the tongu••, ningo to snow, què and satago to bee very busie, or to doe with speede, psallo to sing, volo to bee vnwilling, malo to bee more willing, tremo to tremble, strideo to make a noise, strido to make a noise, flaveo to bee yellow, liveo to be black and blew, avet to couet, paveo to scare, conniveo to vvinke vvith the eyes, fervet to bee hot. Compositum a cōpound à of nuo to nod vvith the head ut as renuo to resuse, à of cad•• to fall, ut as incido to fall in, praeter besides ••c∣cido to fall dovvne, quod vvhich facit mak••th occa∣sum, què and recido to fall backe recasum. Respuo to resuse, linquo to leaue, luo to punish, metuo to feare, cluo to glister, frigeo to bee colde, calvo to bee balde, & and ste••t•• to snert, timeo to feare, Sic so luceo to shine, & and arceo to driue away, cuius vvh••se composita compounds habent haue er∣citum. Sic so natum the compound à of gruo to crie like a Crane, ut as ingru•• to inuade▪ Et and quaecunque vvhatsoeuer neutra neuters secundae of the second con∣iugation formantur are for∣med in üi, exceptis these being excepted▪ oleo to smell. doleo to be grieued, placeo

to please, què and taceo to hold ones peace. Item also pareo to obey, & and careo to want, noceo to hurt, pateo to bee open, què and lateo to be hid, & and valeo to be in health, caleo to bee hot, namquè for haec these gaudent supino haue their supine.