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... rules may be advantageously remembered , which apply to all the declensions . 1. The nominative , accusative , and vocative of the dual are al- ways the same ; as are also the genitive and dative of the dual . 2. In the plural , the ...
... rules may be advantageously remembered , which apply to all the declensions . 1. The nominative , accusative , and vocative of the dual are al- ways the same ; as are also the genitive and dative of the dual . 2. In the plural , the ...
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... . N. A. V. - , Plur . N. -૬ ; G. -wy , * So did all anciently . G. D. - 01 . D. Io , A. -as , V. -ɛs . † Aidas , modesty , and ios , Aurora , are seldom found in the plural . See the third rule . Sing . N. To cau - a , a body 6 .
... . N. A. V. - , Plur . N. -૬ ; G. -wy , * So did all anciently . G. D. - 01 . D. Io , A. -as , V. -ɛs . † Aidas , modesty , and ios , Aurora , are seldom found in the plural . See the third rule . Sing . N. To cau - a , a body 6 .
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... RULES SUITED TO THIS DECLENSION , AND TO THE VARIATION OF NOUNS IMPARISYLLABIC . 1. OF THE ACCUSATIVE SINGULAR . The accusative singular of nouns , whether masculine or feminine , ends in a . S Except ( 1 ) Nouns ending in after evs , a ...
... RULES SUITED TO THIS DECLENSION , AND TO THE VARIATION OF NOUNS IMPARISYLLABIC . 1. OF THE ACCUSATIVE SINGULAR . The accusative singular of nouns , whether masculine or feminine , ends in a . S Except ( 1 ) Nouns ending in after evs , a ...
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... rule refer gr a lamb , gvós , núwv , a dog , xuvós , & c . the middle vowel being omitted . THE DECLENSIONS OF CONTRACTED NOUNS . The declensions of the contracted nouns arise from the last declension of the simples making the genitive ...
... rule refer gr a lamb , gvós , núwv , a dog , xuvós , & c . the middle vowel being omitted . THE DECLENSIONS OF CONTRACTED NOUNS . The declensions of the contracted nouns arise from the last declension of the simples making the genitive ...
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... Rules arising from the * signification , are common among the Greeks and Latins . In the first declension , the gender is certain . In the second : Nouns in , for the most part are masculine , except about seventy , which are feminine ...
... Rules arising from the * signification , are common among the Greeks and Latins . In the first declension , the gender is certain . In the second : Nouns in , for the most part are masculine , except about seventy , which are feminine ...
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