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 Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 2, no. A12859) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 26507) Images scanned from microfilm: (Early English books, 1475-1640 ; 1803:42) [How many partes of reson ben there] Stanbridge, John, 1463-1510. [4+] p. W. Faques, [S.l. : ca. 1505] T.p. lacking; title suggested by STC (2nd ed.). Attributed to Stanbridge by STC (2nd ed.). Publisher and date of publication suggested by STC (2nd ed.). Imperfect: fragment. Reproduction of original in the Cambridge University Library. eng Latin language -- Grammar -- Early works to 1800. eebo [How many partes of reson ben there] Stanbridge, John, 1505 4 1247 94 0 0 0 0 10 24811.55 F The rate of 24811.55 defects per 10,000 words puts this text in the F category of texts with 100 or more defects per 10,000 words. 2009-04 Assigned for keying and markup 2009-05 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2009-12 Sampled and proofread 2009-12 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2010-04 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion

through or fro than or by after a comparatyfe degree is sygne of the ablatyfe case How many declȳsons be there .v. whiche .v. the fyrst the seconde the thyrd the fourth and the fyfth How know ye the fyrst for the genyt●● case syguler endeth in e / & the datyfe case also as n●●… hec musa gton huius muse dton huic muse The second● for the genytif case singuler endeth in i / & the datyf ca●● in o / as ●tō hic mgr̄ gton huius / stri dton huic / stro . T●●… iij. for the genitif case singuler endeth in is & the d●tife case in i as nton hic & hec sacerdos gton huius t is d●●… huic ti The .iiij. for the genityf cas singuler endeth us & the datyfe case in ui / as hec manus gton huius man●● dton huic manui . The fyfth for the genitif case syng●ler endeth in ei and the datyf case also as nomīatiu● hec species gton huius speciei dton huic speciei .

HOw know ye a pronown for he is sette for 〈◊〉 propre nown and sometyme receyueth ye●●erein ●●●…sones . what thynges longe to a pronown .vi. whic●… vi . qualite gender nombre fygure persone & case . How many pronownes ben there .xv. whiche .xv. Ego 〈◊〉 sui ille ipse iste hic & is meus tuus suus nt̄ & vester n●●tras & vestras . How many prymatyues & how m●ny dyryuatyues .viij. prymatyues & .vi j. dyryuat●ues . whiche ben the .viij. prymatyues . Ego tu sui , se ipse iste hic & is . whiche been the .vij. dyryuatiues . M●●● tuus suus noster & vester . nostras & vestras . How ma●● haue the vocatyfe case & how many wante . Tu me●● noster et nostras haue the vocatyf case & all other wan●●… 〈…〉 The fyrst speaketh of hym self as I & we The second speketh to a nother as the or ●e . The .iij. for euery nown . pronown & participle be .iij. persones outake Ego tu no & vos with the obliq̄s . & euery vocatyf case . How many declinsōs of pronown be there .iiij. whyche .iiij. the fyrste the seconde thyrde & the forth / How knowne the fyrst for the genytyfe case sȳgu●er endeth in I / 〈…〉 & the datyf case in I / an nton ego 〈◊〉 genitio mei vel mis michi How many pronownes be of this declȳson .iii. whyche iij. Ego tu sui The second ●ōr the geītif case synguler endeth in ius or in ius . & the datyfe in i / or in c as illius huius / illi / huic . How many , pronownes be of this declisō .v. whyche v. ille ipse iste hic & is & viij . nownes with their composites vnus / vllus vt̄ nullus / totus solus a●●●r alius quis & vter How know ye the .iij. declȳson for the genytyf case endeth in i / or in e 〈…〉 datyf case in o or in e. as ntōmeꝰ . a ū . gto mei mee m̄i dton meo mee meo . How many ꝑnowns be of this declysō .v whiche v meus / tuus suus noster / & vr̄ How know ye the .iiij. for the genytyf case synguler endeth in atis & the datyf case in ati . as nostras / t is / ti. How many pronownes be of this declinson .ij. whyche .ij. nostras & vr̄as

HOw know ie a verbe for he is declyned with mode tens without case or artycle & be tokeneth too do or to suffre or to be . How many thynges longe to a verbe .vij. whiche .vii. mode / coiugatiō . gener / nombre / fygure / tens & person How 〈…〉 be then 〈…〉 e v. whyche v. the indicatif the imꝑati● the optatyf imperatyf mode for he byddeth or commaundeth . The o●●atyf mode for he wylleth or desyreth . The cōiūtif m●de Ioyneth mode . & tens to tens . The infinitife m●de for to byfore a verbe is token of the ifinityf mod● Or whan .ij. verbes cometh togyder without a rela●● or a coniunction comyng bitwene the latter of thehȳ shal b● of the ifinitif mode . How many coniugations been ther● ii●●●hiche .iiij. the fyrst the seconde the thyrd & the f 〈…〉 rth How know ye the fyrste for he hath a longe by●●e there in the ifinitif mode as amare . The seconde for hath e longe bifore there in the infynytyf mode as d●●ere The theyrd for it hath e shorte bifore there in the i●●●nytyf mode as legere . The iiii for it hath i long bifo●● there in the infynitif mode as audire . How man● gener of verbe be there .v. whiche .v. actyue passyue ●●tre / deꝑonēt / & common How know ye a vererbe actiue fo● he endeth in o / & may taker vpon o & make of his a ●●ssyu● A verbe passyue ēdeh in / r & maye do a waye th●…r . & torne agyn to his actyue . A verbe neutre for en●eth in o & maye not take / r vpon o / & make of him ●●ssyue How know ye a verbe deponent for he hath the te●●e of the passyue & the signification of the actife & iij ●tyciples as loquens locutus locuturus How know 〈◊〉 verbe comon for he endeth in r & hath the signy fi●●tiō of the actyue & the passyue bothe & .iiii participles as ●riminās criminatus criminaturus vel criminandus ho● many nombre be there .ii. whiche .ij. ●●nguler & . afore , Et p 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 whiche is y● 〈…〉 cometh after . Et pluraliter How many tens be the●●…●… whiche .v. the present tens preteryt īperfectēs pre●●…perfectēs preteryt pluꝑfectēs & future tens . How ●●●w ye the present tens for he speketh of the tyme the is 〈◊〉 as amo I loue . The preteryt īꝑfectēs it speketh o● 〈◊〉 tyme that is past without ony signe haue or had preteryt perfectens it speketh of the tyme that is pas●● this signe haue . The preteryt pluꝑfectēs spek●●h 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 ●●me paste with is signe had . The future tens it spe●●●● of tyme that is to come with this sygne shall . How ●●ny persones be there .iij. whiche .iij. the fyrst / as 〈◊〉 the seconde as amas the thyrd as amat .

HOw know ye an aduerbe . for he is sette 〈◊〉 of verbe for to declare and fulfyll the sygnify 〈…〉 of the verbe . How many thynges longe too a v●●●●… iij. whiche .iii. significacion comparyson & fygure . 〈◊〉 many degrees of comparyson of aduerbe is ther●●●●●… whiche .iij. the posytiue as docteyus / comparaty●● doctius the superlatyue degre as doctissime .

HOw know ye a partyciple for he taketh 〈…〉 of a nown parte of a verbe part of both . Wh●●●●keth he of a nown gender & case . what of a verbe t 〈…〉 signification what of bothe nombre & figure How ●●ny tens of participle is there thre whiche .iij. the p 〈…〉 te tens the pretery tens & the futuretēs . How 〈◊〉 ye a participle of preteryt tens for his englesshe ende 〈…〉 〈◊〉 torn as red taught & blowen & his latȳ shall 〈◊〉