¶ How many fygures of coniunctions be there : two . the simple as at enim , the compounde as atque etenim . ¶ Ordo cōiunctionū est triplex . Alie autem prepositius ordīs su ●t : vt ac at ast. Alie autem subiūtiui ordinis . vtque vene autem quidem quoque et vero . Alie conis ordinis vt ergo id●o igir̄ namque tamen . ¶ How many ways may a coniuncti on copulatiue be put betwene vnlyke cases . iij man●r of wyse . The fyrst whan the wordes that inclu de the copul ation haue not one nature of cōiunccion : vt iste liberes t meus et fratris . Cicero fuit eloquens & magni ingenij . The seconde wyse whan he commeth after a worde the may gouerne diuers cases : vt tu es dignus laudis & p ●elio . The thyrde whan he is put bytwene two now 〈◊〉 of places , whiche must be put in dyuers casys vt . C icero floruit Rome et Athen is .

HOowe know ye a preposicion : For he is a parte of reson vndeclyned , most communly set before other partes of reason in apposicion & in compo composicion . ¶ Ho w many thynges longe to a preposition : it . power to go uerne case , & fygure . What case wyl a preposicion gouerne : Some an accusatiue / some an abla tive and so me bothe the accusatiue and the ablatyue ¶ Que pre positiones regunt actm̄ : Ad apud ante ad uersum adu ersus cis citra circum circa contra erga extra inter interin ●ra iuxta ob pone per ꝓpe ꝓpter scdm post trans vltra supra preter circiter vsque versus secus penes . ¶ Que abltm̄ : A ab abs cum coram clam de e ex pro pre palam siue absque tenus . ¶ Que vtroque casus regunt in sub super et subter . ¶ In sub super & subter , whan they be ioyn ed with other verbes or participles that betokyn mo uyng to a place , they gouerne an accusatyue . But ioyned with other verbes , they gouerne an ablatiue case . ¶ Those preposicions apud penes scd● abs●● sine , 〈…〉 ●● posicion . And these , an●●● dis re●●e● con , stande e●●● in compo sicion . A preposition in composition often tymes wyll serue to the san●e case that he doth in appositi on . ¶ What doth a preposicion in composition . Oftentim●● he incre seth , somtime he dyminissheth , & somtym●● ●●●ūgeth the signification of the worde that he is copo as admiror subrides dedisco . ¶ whan two ●● posicions comme before a casuall worde , the latter prepo●● icion shall gouerne the case : vt , veni de vltra mare . 〈◊〉 what diffe rence is betwene an aduerbe & a 〈◊〉 pr●● osicion . A very preposicion in apposicion , may 〈…〉 put with out his casuall worde , & an aduerbe 〈…〉 Now ma ny fygures of prepositions be there 〈◊〉 simple as versus , the compounde as aduersus . 〈…〉 ●● eposicions in apposition be put before the word●● 〈◊〉 they serue to , vtake versus vsque and tenus , 〈◊〉 comynly be put after the wordes that they 〈◊〉 to also cum is put after the ablatiue case in both nombre● of these . iij. pronownes ego tu sui , and somtyme 〈◊〉 the ablatyue case of this nowne quis qui que quo●●

HOw know ye an interiection ? Fo●●e is a part of reason vndeclined that betokenet●● p assion of a mannes soule with an vnꝑfyt voyce ioye , sorowe , wondre , drede . ¶ How many thynges longe to an interiection : One , signification onely . ¶ ●● gnificaciōs of interiections be diuerse . Some of ioye wax . euge . ha ha he . Some of sorowe as , heu her hi. Some of drede as , at at . Some of meruayle 〈◊〉 wondryng as pape Some disdeynynge or 〈…〉 ●●● ●●●nge . as hui , val●●●●ome of excla●●●●●● 〈…〉 or anger as 〈…〉 of cu●●● 〈…〉 ●● ulto malo pro●●●●●ome of 〈…〉 ¶ What parts of reson maye be put as an interiection : A nowne by hymselfe as ●●lum . Somtyme a pronowne & his adiectiue ●●●e in●●erū . Sometyme a hole reason bothe in latyn & i 〈…〉 , as proh deum atque hominum fidem ah Ihu many a good lorde , and suche other . ¶ An interiection 〈◊〉 ●e construed with al cases , excepte a genytyue and an ●●●●●●ue wyth a noiatyue , as o festus dies hominis w●●a●●ue , as het mihi : with an accusatyue as heu me 〈…〉 a vocatiue , as ah Coridon .