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IN Verbs that betoken doing are two Voices, the Active and the Possive.
The Active signifieth to do, and always end∣eth in o, as Doceo, I teach.
The Passive signifieth what is done to one by ano∣ther, and always endeth in or, as Doceor I am taught.
From these are to be excepted two sorts of
Verbs. The first are called Neuters, and cannot take or in the Passive, as Curro I run, Sodeo I sit; yet signifie somtimes passively, as Vapulo I am beaten.
The second are call'd Deponents, and signifie actively, as Loquor I speak; or Neuters, as Glo∣rior I boast: but are form'd like Passives.