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AMor amaris. amat{us} sum. amari. amatu. ama¦tus. amandus. to be loued
The {pre}sent. amor I am loued. amaris vel amare. thou art loued. amatur he is loued. the plu. amamur we be loued. amamī ye be loued. amāt. thei be loued
The preterin. amabar I was loued. baris vel ba re batur. the plu. amabamur amabamini amabāt{ur}.
The preterper. in this moode and in al moodys fo∣lowyng of this voyce lacketh But we vse for hyt the
lowyng of this voyce lacketh. But we vse for hyt the particyple of the pretertens. and this verbe Sum of such tens as the verbe shulde be. in this wyse. amat{us} sum vel fui. I haue be loued. es vel fuisti. est vel fuit. The plurel. amati sumus vel fuimus. estis vel fuistis sunt fuerunt vel fuere The preterplu amatus erā vel fueram. I had be loued. eras vel fueras. erat vel fuerat. The plurel amati eramus vel fueramus era¦tis vel fueratis. erant vel fuerant.
The future amabor. I wyl be loued. or shal be loued amaberis vel amabere amabitur. The plurel ama∣bimur amabimini amabuntur