EXERCISE.

LATIN TO BE TURNED INTO ENGLISH.

Hoc consilium Cæsaris non probātur.
Multum ille jactātus est alto.
Cuncta Græcia liberata est.

Nemo vulneratus fuerat.

Ille condemnabitur.

ENGLISH TO BE TURNED INTO LATIN.

He was much tossed upon the deep.
No one had been wounded.

This design of Cæsar is not approved.

All Greece has been liberated.

He will be condemned.

QUESTIONS. From what Latin words are the following derived? -liberate ?-condemn ?- counsel? — approve?

LESSON XXXI.

(Review Lesson XXX.)

SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.

PRESENT TENSE, may, or can be loved.

S. 1. Am-er,

2. Am-ēris, or ĕre, 3. Am-ĕtur,

P. 1. Am-emur, 2. Am-emini, 3. Am-entur,

I may, or can be loved.

Thou mayst, or canst be loved.
He may, or can be loved.
We may, or can be loved.
Ye may, or can be loved.
They may, or can be loved.

IMPERFECT, might, could, would, or should be loved.

S. 1. Am-ärer,

2. Am-ārēris, or -arere, 3. Am-ārētur,

P. 1. Am-ārēmur,

2. Am-ārēmĭni,

3. Am-arentur,

I might, etc. be loved.
Thou mightst, etc., be loved.
He might, etc. be loved.
We might, etc. be loved.
Ye might, etc. be loved.
They might, etc. be loved.

PERFECT, may have been loved.

S. 1. Amātus sim, or fuĕrim,
2. Amātus sis, or fuĕris,
3. Amātus sit, or fuĕrit,

I may have been loved.
Thou mayest have been loved.
He may have been loved.

P. 1. Amāti sīmus, or fuerimus, We
2. Amāti sītis, or fueritis,
3. Amāti sint, or fuĕrint,

may have been loved. Ye may have been loved. They may have been loved.

PLUPERFECT, might, could, would, or should have been loved.

1. Amātus essem, or fuissem, 2. Amātus esses, or fuisses, {

3. Amātus esset, or fuisset,

Imight have been loved.
Thou mightst have been

loved.

He might have been loved.

P. 1. Amāti essēmus, or fuissemus, We might have been loved. 2. Amāti essētis, or fuissētis,

Ye might have been loved.

3. Amāti essent, or fuissent, {They might have been

EXERCISE.

LATIN TO BE TURNED INTO ENGLISH.
Dictator creatus ut bellum renovarētur.
Non dubito, quin honōrer ab omnibus.
Non dubito, quin ab amīcis amātus sim.
Pecunia detur.

ENGLISH TO BE TURNED INTO LATIN.

I do not doubt that I have been loved by my
I do not doubt that I am honored by all.

Let money be given.

loved.

friends.

A Dictator was created, that the war might be renewed.

QUESTIONS. From what Latin are the following English words derived?-create ?-dictator ?-doubt ?-renovate?—announce ?

The Perfect and Future Participles are declined like bonus, -a, -um.

EXERCISE.

LATIN TO BE TURNED INTO ENGLISH.

Parens iratus, in se est crudelissimus.

Homo perturbātus excitat Simonĭdem.
Revocandi milites erant.

Cicero erat dignus amāri.

Literæ laudantor.

ENGLISH TO BE TURNED INTO LATIN.

The man being much disturbed arouses Simonides.
Cicero was worthy to be loved.

A parent, enraged, is most cruel against himself.
The soldiers were to be recalled.
Let the letters be praised.

LESSON XXXIII.

(Review Lesson XXXII.)

1. Give the sign of each Tense in all the Moods. 2. Name the Roots, state the manner in which they are formed, and name the Tenses formed from each. 3. Give a Synopsis of both voices, and write Tables of them on the black-board.

LESSON XXXIV.

(Review the Synopsis of 1st Conjugation.)

SECOND CONJUGATION.

ACTIVE VOICE.

Pres. Ind., Pres. Inf., Perf. Ind., Supine.

Moneo,

monere, monui, monitum, To advise.

INDICATIVE MOOD.

PRESENT TENSE, I advise, do advise, am advising.

S. 1. Mon-eo,

2. Mon-es,

3. Mon-et,

P. 1. Mon-ēmus,

2, Mon-ētis, 3. Mon-ent,

IMPERFECT, advised,

S. 1. Mon-ēbam, 2. Mon-ēbas, 3. Mon-ĕbat,

P. 1. Mon-ēbāmus,

2. Mon-ēbātis, 3. Mon-ēbant,

I advise, do advise, etc.
Thou advisest, dost advise, etc.
He advises, does advise, etc.
We advise, do advise, etc.
Ye advise, do advise, etc.
They advise, do advise, etc.

did advise, was advising.

I advised, did advise, etc.
Thou advisedst, didst advise, etc
He advised, did advise, etc.
We advised, did advise, etc.
Ye advised, did advise, etc.
They advised, did advise, etc.

PERFECT DEF., have advised; INDEF., advised, did advise.

S. 1. Monu-1,

2. Monu-isti,

3. Monu-it,

P. 1. Monu-ĭmus,

2. Monu-istis,

I have advised, etc.

Thou hast advised, etc.

He has advised, etc.

We have advised.

Ye have advised, etc.

3. Monu-ērunt, or ere, They have advised, etc.