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rannus. 5. Viridis virga'. 6. Ferax solum2. 7. Viridis pannus2. 8. Velox planta'. 9. Recens scelus3. 10. For

5. Of a green twig. 6. Of a fertile soil. 7. To a green cloth. 8. To a swift foot. 9. To a recent crime. 10. A brave lion. 11. A short night. 12. A loftytis leo3 (acc.). 11. Brevis song. 13. O deceitful prætor. nox3 (acc.). 12. Sublimis 14. O cheerful day. 15. O cruel carmen (acc.). 13. Fallax war. 16. With warlike Ancus. prætor3. 14. Hilăris dies3. 17. By an easy victory. 18. With 15. Crudelis bell:im2. 16. a meek disposition. Pugnax Ancus'. 17. Facilis victoria'. 18. Ingenium2 mitis.

1. Fierce lions. 2. Icy winters. 3. All kinds. 4. Of the light bands. 5. Of the sweet Muses. 6. Of cheap eggs. 7. To rapa cious wolves. 8. To unequal, storms. 9. To great gifts. 10. Fleeting years. 11. Green snakes. 12. Empty casks. 13. O slow horses. 14. O swift hinds. 15. O cruel answers. 16. With brittle reeds. 17. In narrow houses. 18. In pleasant conversations.

1. Acer leo3. 2. Glacialis hyems. 3. Omnis gemus". 4. Levis chorus2. 5. Dulcis Camona'. 6. Vilis ovum. 7. Rapax lupus2. 8. Inæqualis procella'. 9. Grandis donum2. 10. Fugax annus2 (acc.). 11. Virdis colubra (acc.). 12. Inalis dolium (acc.). 13. Segnis equus2. 14. Velox cerva'. 15. Atrox responsum2. 16. Fragilis calămus. 17. Exilis domus2 & 18. Dulcis alloquium2.

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1. Sævus necessitas3. 2. Dives insula'. 3. Lenis susurrus. 4. Invidus ætas3. 5. Nobilis letum2. 6. Bel

1. Cruel necessity. 2. Of rich islands. 3. Gentle whispers. 4. O envious age. 5. By a noble death. 6. Of a mournful war. 7. To cruel Proserpine. 8. In alum lachrymosus. 7.Sævus short time. 9.0 deadly autumn. 10. Ancient temples. 11. Of common nature. 12. With a small part. 13. Of incredible liberality. 14. Of barbarous nations. 15. By a similar complaint. 16. With a loud voice. 17. Of human error. 18. A lasting silence. 19. Of a foolish opinion.

Proserpina'. 8. Brevis tempus. 9. Lethĭfer autumnus 10 Vetus templum2 (arc.). 11. Commūnis natūra. 12. Pars3 exiguus. 13. Incredibilis liberalitas3. 14. Barbărus gens3. 15. Similis querela1. 16. Magnus vox3. 17. Error3 humānus. 18. Diuturnus silentium2. 19. Opinio3 stultus.

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1. Frequent conversations. 2. The swift Moors. 3. A joyful mind. 4. To lofty towers. 5. With a sweet sound. 6. Of warlike praises. 7. To an ancient king. 8. In a heavy chariot. 9. With black eyes. 10. In a poor house. 11. The swift winds. 12. With a suppliant hand. In a fertile region. 14. With equal loss. 15. A teachable boy. 1. Of one god. 2. Two comedies. 3. Three rooms. 4. With ten soldiers. 5. Two hundred trees. 6. Of twenty nights. 7. In five months. 8. To the eleventh boy. 9. In the sixth year. 10. The second king. 11. In the thousandth legion. 12. Of the second oration. 13. By the fiftieth rule.

1. Of a milder disposition. 2. With a firmer step. 3. Of a dearer friend. 4. The pleasantest words. 5. The severest misfortunes. 6. Of worse ages. 7. With a less weight. 8. More winters. 9. With greater heaps. 10. The next summer. 11. Of the first complaints. 12. With the greatest wisdom. 13. The least virtue. 14. To a most excellent man. 15. The hither Spain. 16. To the last labour.

1. Of the lowest places. 2. The ripest seeds. 3. To the most wonderful power. 4. Of a most worth less man. 5. The last age. 6. In the next year. 7. Of a most famous temple. 8. The most sacred laws. 9. Of a most deserving life.

1. Creber sermo3. 2. Celer Maurus2. 3. Lætus anĭmus. 4. Celsus turris3. 5. Dulcis sonus2. 6. Bellicus laus3. 7. Antiquus rex3, 8. Gravis currus1. 9. Niger oculus2. 10. Inops domus24. 11. Celer ventus' 12. Supplex manus. 13. Uber regio3. 14. Par damnum. 15. Docilis puer2.

1. Unus deus2. 2. Duo comoedia'. 3. Tres conclave3. 4. Decem miles. 5. Ducenti arbor3. 6. Viginti nox3. 7. Quinque mensis3. 8. Undecimus puer2. 9. Sextus annas2. 10. Secundus rex3. 11. Millesimus legio3. 12. secundus oratio3. 13. Quinquagesimus regula'.

1. Mitis animus2. 2. Firmus gradus. 3. Carus amicus. 4. Jucundus verbum2. 5. Gravis casus1. 6. Malus sæculum2. 7. Parvus pondus3. 8. Multus hyems3. 9. Magnus acervus2. 10. Propior æstas. 11. Prior querēla'. 12 Supĕrus prudentia. 13 Parvus virtus3. 14. Virbonus. 15. Hispania' citer (comp.). 16. Exter labor3.

1. Inferus locus2. 2. Matūrus semen3. 3. Mirificus potentia'. 4. Nequam homo3. 5. Ulterior ætas3. 6. Propior annus2. 7. Inclytus templum2. 8. Sacer jus3 (acc.). 9. Meritus vita'.

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1. Meâpte causa (abl.). 2. Tute. 3. Hicce oculus. 4. Hicce provincia. 5. Ejusmodi. 6. Idem sententia. 7. Idem via. 8. Aliquis locus. 9. Quidam fœmina. 10. Quicunque terra. 11. Quidam urbs.

Sum.

FIRST CONJUGATION.

1. Thou concealest. 2. They cry. 3. I was building. 4. We were thinking. 5. They have carried. 6. Ye have begged. 7. She had pretended. 8. He had robbed. 9. I shall prepare. 10. Ye will approve.

1. I may sup. 2. Ye can hope. 3. He might honour. 4. He should conciliate. 5. He may have commanded. 6. We may have torn. 7. I should have nodded. 8. They might have wounded. 9. Thou wilt have called. 10. They will have devoured.

1. Let him deny. 2. Enter ye. 3. To think. 4. To be about to retard. 5. Affording. 6. About to swear. 1. Thou art accused. 2. Ye are chastised. 3. We were called. 4. They were torn. 5. I have been deprived. 6. They have been routed. 7. He had been overcome. 8. We had been solicited. 9. Thou wilt be approved. 10. They will be saluted.

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1. Cœno. 2. Spero. 3. Honōro. 4. Concilio. 5. Impero.

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Voco.

6. Lanio. 7. 8. Vulnĕro. 9. 10. Voro.

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1. Nego. 2. Intro. 3. Puto. 4. Tardo. Suppedito. 6. Juro.

1. Accuso. 2. Castigo. 3. Appello. 4. Lacero. 5. Orbo. 6. Profligo. Supĕro. 8. Sollicito. 9. Probo. 10. Saluto.

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1. Orno. 2. Signo. 4. Mando 5. Fraudo. 6. Delecto 7. Amo. 8. Mitigo. 9. Mulcto. 10. Novo.

1. Thou canst be adorned. Ye may be marked out. 3. I 3. Ministro. might be served. 4. They should be committed. 5. She may have been defrauded. 6. I may have been delighted. 7. He might

have been loved. 8. Ye should have been pacified. 9. He will have been fined. 10. They will have been renewed.

1. Ligo. 2. Dissipo. 3. Educo. 4. Irrito. 5. Onĕro. 6. Muto. 7.

1. Let him be bound. 2. Be ye scattered. 3. To be brought up. 4. To have been provoked. 5. To be about to be loaded. 6. Libero. Changed. 7. To be liberated.

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1. I am seen. 2. He was clipped. 3. Ye have been terrified. 4. They had been taught. 5. We shall be held. 6. Ye can be ordered. 7. We might be destroyed. 8. Thou mayest have been admonished. 9. He should have been prevented. 10. Ye will have been admitted. 11. To have been terrified. 12. Had. 13. To be taught.

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1. Video. 2. Tondeo. 3. Terreo. 4. Doceo. 5. Teneo. 6. Jubeo. Deleo. 8. Moneo. 9. Prohibeo. 10. Adhibeo. 11. Terreo. 12. Habeo. 13. Doceo.

THIRD CONJUGATION.

1. Thou pullest. 2. They were shaking. 3. He has dug. 4. Ye had driven.. 5. They will rule. 6. I can break. 7. We might touch. 8. He may have cut. 9. She might have read. 10. They I will have said. 11. Place thou. 12. Let them disdain. 13. To have sung. 14. About to draw.

1. Thou art sent for. 2. He was sent. 3. He has been carried. 4.

1. Rapio. 2. Quatio. 3. Fodio. 4. Ago. 5. Rego.

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Pono. 12. Sperno. 13.
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1. Arcesso. 2. Mitto. 3. Gero. 4. Duco. 5.

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