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VErbs both Active and Passive have four Conjugations, or forms of declining, known and distinguisht by thir Infinitive Mood Active, which alwayes endeth in re.
In the first Conjugation, after a long, as Lau∣dare to praise.
In the second, after e long, as habere to have.
In the third, after e short, as legere to read.
In the fourth, after i long, as audire to hear
In these four Conjugations, Verbs are de∣clin'd or formd by Mood, •…•…ense, Number, and Person, after these Examples.