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SECOND LATIN et non multa; cujusmodi est unitas angeli, vel etiam hominis licet partibus constantis. U nitas per accidens est illa, quae competit enti, quod revera est multiplex, sed unum secundum quid. Unum per se dicenda sunt illa composita, quorum partes in eadem genere unione entitativa se mutua complent, nimirum, a) in genere substantiae, compositio corporum ex materia prinla et forma substantiaE, et ex partibus integrantibus; b) in generibus accidentium, compositio partium integrantium quantitatis continuae et accidentium, quae quantitati coextenduntur. Unitas rationis est, quae rebus convenit ex mentis consideratione, ut unitas specifica inter homines. Unitas realis, est quae canvenit rebus independenter a mentis consideratione, ut unitas Petri. 2.. Respondet Philosophus dicendum, quod impossibile est dicere quod essentia animae sit ejus potentia, licet hoc quidam posuerint; et hoc dupliciter ostenditur quantum ad praesens. Primo, quja cum potentia et actus dividant ens et quodlibet genus entis, oportet quod ad idem genus referatur potentia et actus; et ideo, si actus non est in genere substantiae, potentia quae dicitur ad illum actum, non potest esse in genere substantiae. Operatio autenl animae non est in genere substantiae, sed in solo Deo operatio est ejus substantia; unde Dei potentia, quae est operationis principium, est ipsa Dei essentia; quod non potest esse verum neque in anima, neque in aliqua creatura, ut supra etiam de angelo dictum est. Secunda, hoc etiam impossibile apparet in anima. Nam anima secundum suam essentiam est actus. Si ergo ipsa essentia aniInae esset immediatum operationis principium, semper habens animam, actu haberet opera vitae, sicut semper habens animam actu est vivum. Non eninl, inquantum est forma, est actus ordinatus ad ulteriorem actum, sed est ultimus terminus generationis. Unde quod sit in potentia adhuc ad alium actum, hoc non competit ei secundum suam essentiam, inquantum est forma, sed secundum suam potentiam; et sic ipsa anima, secundum quod subest suae potentiae, dicitur actus primus, ordinatus ad actum secundum. Invenitur autem habens animam non semper esse in actu 75
SECOND LATIN operum vitae. Unde etiam in definitione animae dicitnr, quod est actus corporis potentia vitam habentis, quae tamen potentia non abjicit animam. Relinquitur ergo quod essentia animae non est ejus potentia; nihil enim est in potentia secundum actum, inquantum est actus.
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Grammar Vocabularies, and Exercises
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LATIN GRAMMA Grammar, Vocabularies,
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PREFACE This Latin grammar is inten
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PRONUNCIATION I. Vowels. The pronun
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CONTENTS PAGE P~RPACE . III PRONUNC
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CONTENTS IX LESSON PAGE when; (n) w
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2 LATIN GRAMMAR The man is here. Th
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4 LATIN GRAMMAR I. indulgentia. 2.
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LESSON II UNIT ONE Gloria in excels
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8 LATIN GRAMMAR 5. Conjugation of v
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10 LATIN GRAMMAR glorificare (to gl
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12 LATIN GRAMMAR Most masculine and
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LATIN GRAMMAR homo. 48. Deus aetern
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LESSON IV UNIT ONE Sanctus, sanctus
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18 LATIN GRAMMAR Passive Voice I la
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20 LATIN GRAMMAR pater omnfpotens g
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22 LATIN GRAMMAR exaudire (to hear)
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I 9. Personal pronouns. LATIN GRAMM
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LATIN GRAMMAR non das? 26. Aquam bl
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LATIN GRAMMAR (young). 23. aequus (
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30 LATIN GRAMMAR virgo merciful cul
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LESSON VI UNIT ONE Credo in unum De
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34 LATIN GRAMMAR I II (laudare, to
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LATIN GRAMMAR in Deo. I I. Sicut er
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LATIN GRAMMAR ducere (to lead) dedu
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LATIN GRAMMAR nocere, to harm judic
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LATIN GRAMMAR 16. The future tense
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44 LATIN GRAMMAR c. Give the nomina
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LESSON VIII UNIT ONE Gloria Patri e
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48 LATIN GRAMMAR c) The rest are de
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5° LATIN GRAMMAR 26. Ecce homo! 27
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LATIN GRAMMAR venIre, to come adven
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54 LATIN GRAMMAR solus, ..a, ..urn,
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snpra, over, above, upon trans, thr
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I I I LATIN GRAMMAR tatis. IS. Bene
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60 LATIN GRAMMAR (agnus). 5. trans
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LESSON X UNIT ONE Per eumdem Christ
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LATIN GRAMMAR sons if affirmative.
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66 LATIN GRAMMAR domum introeunt, u
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68 LATIN GRAMMAR E. Change the infi
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REVIEW LESSON NUMBER II A. Translat
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7~ LATIN GRA1-1MAR I. Homines forte
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LESSON XI UNIT ONE Pax Domini sit s
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LATIN GRAMMAR EXERCISES A. Cognates
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LATIN GRAMMAR auditione mala non ti
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LESSON XII UNIT ONE Sanctificetur n
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LATIN GRAMMAR My brothers were so g
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LATIN GRAMMAR salvetur. 9. Hie pani
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86 LATIN GRAMMAR mirabHia (wonders)
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88 LATIN GRAMMAR Aegyptum, et esto
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tremere, to tremble enim (adverbial
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LATIN GRAMMAR praeclari terrae in h
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94 LATIN GRAMMAR I. suavis (s\veet)
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LATIN GRAMMAR 19. Qui ergo solverit
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98 LATIN GRAMMAR rnedela, ..ae, f.,
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100 LATIN GRAMMAR tum Joannem Baptl
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102 LATIN GRAMMAR 10. fides (faith)
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1°4 LATIN GRAMMAR 15. Et tetigit m
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LESSON XV UNIT ONE Agnus Dei, qui t
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108 LATIN GRAMMAR W hom did h~ 5e~?
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110 LATIN GRAMMAR sepeliverunt, dom
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112 LATIN GRAMMAR (aliqui) filiorum
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REVIEW LESSON NUMBER III A. Read th
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116 LATIN GRAMMAR G. Fill each blan
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118 LATIN GRAMMAR 15. Et factum est
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120 LATIN GRAMMAR lucere Ouxi), to
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I 122 LATIN GRAMMAR UNIT Two A. Rea
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LATIN GRAMMAR meis. 18. Lux in tene
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READING LESSON I. In diebus illis i
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128 LATIN GRAMMAR 33. Qui conversus
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enignus, -a, -urn, favorable certus
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132 LATIN GRAMMAR c. Read and give
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134 LATIN GRAMlVfAR l-xlillus in ve
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LATIN GRAMMAR 16. Et venit Nazareth
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LESSON XVIII UNIT ONE Corpus Domini
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LATIN GRAMMAR alius (fl. aIiud), ot
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LATIN GRAM~1AR parcetur. 3. Quomodo
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LATIN GRAMMAR C. Change the adjecti
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READING LESSON I. Et factum est cUI
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LESSON XIX UNIT ONE Ite, Missa est.
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LATIN GRAMMAR Positive Comparative
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LATIN GRAMMAR k) To express specifi
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LATIN GRAMMAR ClpiO et nunc et semp
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LATIN GRAMMAR UNIT THREE A. Give th
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READING LESSON I. Haec cum dixisset
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160 LATIN GRAMMAR 30. Responderunt,
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LATIN GRAMMAR fons, fontis, m., fou
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LATIN GRAMMAR 51. Uses of the accus
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166 LATIN GRAMMAR neque ex volunult
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168 LATIN GRAMMAR c. Give four uses
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LATIN GRAMi\1AR E. Compose four Lat
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READING LESSON I. Una autem sabbati
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174 LATIN GRAMMAR 30. Multa quidem
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1']6 LATIN GRAMMAR 9. novem 10. dec
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178 LATIN GRAMMAR Future Perfect la
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180 LATIN GRAMMAR , . monUl monulst
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182 LATIN GRAMMAR Imperfect ducebam
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57. Fourth conjugation. LATIN GRAMM
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186 LATIN GRAMMAR Participles Pres.
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188 LATIN GRAMMAR Gerund Gen. capie
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192 fcrebam LATIN GRAMMAR Imperfect
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LATIN GRAMMAR Infinitive Pres. ire
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EXPLANATION I. ...t\ll proper nouns
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LATIN GRAMMAR 201 acer, acris, acre
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LATIN GRAM~1AR 20 3 a~muh1tor, -ori
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LATIN GRAMMAR 2°5 aloe, -es, t., a
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LATIN GRAMMAR antiquarius, -ii, m.,
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LATIN GRAMMAR Annachana, -ae, t., A
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LATIN GRAMMAR 211 auscultare, to li
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LATIN GRAMMAR 213 Blasius, .ii, m.,
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LATIN GRAM!v1AR 215 cancellatus, -{
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LATIN GRAMMAR 217 caverna, -ae, f.,
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LATIN GRAMMAR 219 clamare, to cry o
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LATIN GRAMMAR 221 commentarius, -ii
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LATIN GRAMMAR 223 concutere, -
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LATIN GRAMMAR conspersio, -onis, t.
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LATIN GRAMMAR cophinus, -i, m.} bas
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LATIN GRAMMAl\ Curia, -ae, t., Coir
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dispensare, to distribute dispensat
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dulcescere (dulcessit), to become s
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LATIN GRAMMAR "39 ~mlcare, -micui,
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exauditor, --oris, m., one who list
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LATIN GRAl'vlMAR exspuere, .-spui,
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LATIN GRAMMAR feria, ..ae, f., day
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Formbe, -arum, f. pl., Mola di Gaet
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gehenna, -ae, f.J hell gelu, -us, n
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LATIN GRAMMAR H phabet, correspondi
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LATIN GRAMMAR hospitalitas, -atis,
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LATIN GRAMMAR immutare, to change,
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indesinenter, unceasingly index, -i
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in6litus, -a, -urn, ingrown inopi~,
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LATIN GRAMMAR mterpres, -pretis, c.
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LATIN GRAMMAR jaculurn, ~i, n., dar
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LATIN GRAMMAR lambere, larrlbi, lam
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LATIN GRAMMAR ligare, to bind ligne
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LATIN GRAMMAR Magdalena (Magdalene)
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LATIN GRAMMAR medicina, -ae, f., re
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LATIN GRAMMAR miseria, -ae, f., wre
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LATIN GRAMMAR munUsculum, -i, n., l
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nobilitare, to ennoble, make known
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LATIN GRAMMAR obligare, to entangle
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LATIN GRAMMAR operator, -oris, m.,
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LATIN GRAMMAR parce, adv., moderate
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LATIN GRAMMAR perarnanter, adv., ve
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LATIN GRAMMAR lJerversitas, -atis,
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LATIN GRAMMAR Podium, -ii, n., Le P
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LATIN GRAMMAR praedicator, -oris, m
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LATIN GRAMMAR prex, precis, f., pra
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propheta, -ae, nl., prophet prophec
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purgare, to purify, purge purgatio,
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quoniam, conj.} for, because, since
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LATIN GRAMMAR 3°1 refpse, -3, -um,
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LATIN GRAM~1AR 3°3 retroactus, -3,
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LATIN GRAMMAR saltatio, -onis, f.,
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LA'"fIN GRA1\1MAR scrutator, -oris,
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LATIN GRAMMAR serpens, ~ntis, creep
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solemne, -is, n., solemnity, solemn
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LATIN GRAMMAR stigma, -atis, n., st
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LATIN GRAMMAR suffocare, to choke,
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LATIN GRAMMAR sfllaba, -ae, f., syl
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LATIN GRAMMAR texere, -ui, textus,
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LATIN GRAMMAR transversim, adv., ac
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LATIN GRAMMAR unde, adtJ., wherefor
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LATIN GRAMMAR velare, to cover; bli
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LATIN GRAMMAR vigintiquatuor, twent
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LATIN GRAMMAR Zebedaeus, -i, m., Ze
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INDEX Esto, 34 EstoU, 34 Etiam, 163
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334 INDEX Verbs: complete conjugati
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second Latin THIS SECOND-YEAR Latin
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PREFACE This second-year Latin cour
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LESSON CONTENTS PAGE XXII. Locative
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:2 SECOND LATIN apple). Substantia
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LESSON II Vocabulary alienus, -a, -
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6 SECOND LATIN EXLTtCISES Translate
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LESSON III Vocabulary actus, m., ac
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:'.0 SECOND LATIN Second Periphrast
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LESSON IV Vocabulary complexio, f.,
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SECOND LATIN EXERCISES Translate in
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LESSON V Vocabulary alter, the othe
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18 SECOND LATIN g) Autem marks a me
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20 SECOND LATIN speculativa, altera
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22 SECOND LATIN Since God is everyt
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SECOND LATIN componitur: et primo d
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SECOND LATIN quicumque, quaecumque,
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SECOND LATIN trum non rectum esse.
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SECOND LATIN apple is a substantia,
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SECOND LATIN calor non calefacit. 1
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LESSON IX Vocabulary accidere, -cid
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SECOND LATIN tern. 28. Docebant quo
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SECOND LATIN GRAMMAR Verbs governin
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SECOND LATIN siderari dupliciter. P
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SECOND LATIN spirare, to breathe ta
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44 SECOND LATIN caelum nunc serenum
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LESSON XII Vocabulary adaequatus, a
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SECOND LATIN -ior(neuter -ius), the
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5° SECOND LATIN h) Than after a co
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LESSON XIII Vocabulary abstractio,
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I. Non est confundenda notio entis
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LESSON XIV Vocabulary actio, f., ac
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SECOND LATIN Ex montibus egressi su
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60 SECOND LATIN et ea quae consequu
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SECOND LATIN terminare, to limit tr
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SECOND LATIN ercendo in personam am
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accidentalis, ac,·idental amare, t
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e) Juxta as a preposition governs t
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SECOND LATIN offerebatis. 16. Pater
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LESSON XVII Vocabulary abjieere, -j
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74 SECOND LATIN usum instrumentorum
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SECOND LATIN recte, correctly, prop
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80 SECOND LATIN calefacta, parvuli
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LESSON XIX Vocabulary adaequare, to
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84 SECOND LATIN 7. Ne artifex decor
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86 SECOND LATIN parte organorum, in
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SECOND LATIN sapor, m., Javor, flav
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9° SECOND LATIN ita ut eo uteretur
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LESSON XXI Vocabulary addere, -didi
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94 SECOND LATIN venditio, f., setli
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96 SECOND LATIN reverentia interna
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SECOND LATIN Can. 728 Cum de simoni
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LESSON XXII Vocabulary ablutio, f.,
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102. SECOND LATIN praesertim, parti
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1°4 SECOND LATIN b) The future per
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106 SECOND LATIN Can. 734 Sacra ole
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101 SECOND LATIN Can. 744 Adultorum
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110 SECOND LATIN denuo, once more,
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112 SECOND LATIN Priusquam epistola
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SECOND LATIN homo jam in hac vita g
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116 SECOND LATIN in eo versatur vit
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118 SECOND LATIN infusio, £., pour
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120 SECOND LATIN c) Alius and alter
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122 SECOND LATIN partis momenta app
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SECOND LATIN Si vero corrupta fueri
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SECOND LATIN praevius, previous pro
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128 SECOND LATIN Cardinal~' Ordinal
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130 SECOND LATIN clplum remotum. Si
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SECOND LATIN Can. 766 Ut autem quis
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134 SECOND LATIN oratorium, n., ora
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SECOND LATIN eapse, even this; eops
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SECOND LATIN tales a Dea nobis infu
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SECOND LATIN incommodo aut periculo
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LESSON XXVII Vocabulary abbas, mo,
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SECOND LATIN b) Ante, in front of,
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SECOND LATIN ad verbum citavisset,
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SECOND LATIN Can. 781 Chrisma, in s
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I~O LESSON XXVIII Vocabulary adnota
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154 SECOND LATIN divinam rite judic
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SECOND LATIN Can. 797 Etiam ex vali
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SECOND LATIN notabilis, important,
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160 SECOND LATIN b) It may also be
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SECOND LATIN natura cum omnibus sui
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SECOND LATIN Can. 808 Sacerdoti cel
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166 SECOND LATIN meridies, m., noon
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168 SECOND LATIN 2. The gerundive i
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SECOND LATIN sunt naturales, alii s
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SECOND LATIN Can. 823 Non Hcet Miss
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174 SECOND LATIN quamdiu, as long a
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SECOND LATIN EXERCISES I. Eos jam d
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SECOND LATIN 2. Deus Judaeis myster
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180 SECOND LATIN Idioms I. nihil al
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SECOND LATIN EXERCISES I. Velim fac
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SECOND LATIN Si quis dixerit, omni
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LESSON XXXIII Vocabulary aditus, m.
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188 SECOND LATIN tatem habeant de i
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19° SECOND LATIN Si qui3 dixerit,
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LESSON XXXIV Vocabulary aequaliter,
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194 SECO!'4TI LATIN e) 1ne adjectiv
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SECOND LATIN temni, aut sine peccat
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SECOND LATIN Idiolns I. ratum haber
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200 SECOND LATIN praeceptis, quae v
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202 SECOND LATIN stituit haeredem u
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SECOND LATIN majores, m., forefathe
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206 SECOND LATIN veritates meas ad
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208 SECOND LATIN "In Patre et Filio
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210 SECOND LATIN praefatus, aforesa
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212 SECOND LATIN visibilem; verum i
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SECOND LATIN errares docens Spiritu
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216 SECOND LATIN Idioms I. una cum,
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218 SECOND LATIN Si quis dixerit, p
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LESSON XXXIX Vocabulary affectatus,
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222 SECOND LATIN EXERCISES I. Times
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SECOND LATIN Si quis dixerit, matri
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LESSON XL Vocabulary animadvertere,
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SECOND LAI1N EXERCISES I. Amici nos
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23 2 SECOND LATIN ipsum missum. In
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SECOND LATIN chrisma, no, chrism, c
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SECOND LATIN defIuere, -fIuxi, -fIu
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SECOND LATIN jussus, m., order, com
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