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 Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 2, no. A12869) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 816) Images scanned from microfilm: (Early English books, 1475-1640 ; 12:07) [Long parvula] Stanbridge, John, 1463-1510, attributed name. [4+] p. Theodoric Rood, [Oxford : 1482?] Wrongly attributed to John Stanbridge. Title and imprint from STC. Imperfect; consists of leaf B2 and one unsigned leaf only. Leaf B2r, line 1, reads: case As I must goo to the mayster Oporet me ire. Unsigned leaf, recto, line 1 reads: Also when y haue an englysche to be made by thys v[er]bo. Formerly STC 15294. Identified as STC 15294 on UMI microfilm reel 12. Reproduction of the original in the British Library. eng Latin language -- Grammar -- Early works to 1500. eebo [Long parvula] [no entry] 1482 6 1046 30 0 0 0 0 6 17495.22 F The rate of 17495.22 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

case As I muste goo to the mayster Oportet me ire ad preceptorem . Good scolars haue a plesure to lerne . Bonos scolastioos iuuat discere . nott wythe stondynge sum tymys they be verbys parsonallys and haue nominatiffe casys before them Exemplum hic abus delectat me . hec res latet me . Vnde versus . Quarto iunge iuuat decet ac delectat oportet Et latet illorum nu new vuit associari

C●xs .iij. verbys imparsonallys . Refert interest & est se●t for ꝑ●inet wyll be construyde wythe a genytiffe case of nownys and a ablatiff case of .v. pronownys As meatua sua nostra and vestra . As in thys Exampull hytt ys for my profytt . Mea interest . Hytt ys for thy profyt Tua in ●●●●●rest . Hytt ys for hys profytt . Sua interest . Also thys verbe Interest after precyane ys construyd wythe a ablatiffe case off the feminyne gendyr off thys nowne possessyue Cuius cuia cuium . Vnde versus . Refert inter et est genitum pro pertinet adde E● sextum proprie donant pronomina quinque N●nque refert nostra me tu su qu oque vestra

The verbys imꝑsonallys in the versys folowynge wyll be construyde wythe a datiff case Exem●lum we may not ette flesche on the frydays Non licet nobis commedere carnes in sextis ferijs . Vnde versus .

Hec libet atque licet placet et liquet acridit inde Congruit euenit et contingit et expedit ista Conuenit incumbit vacat et cedit quoque prestat Cuni reliquis paribus sunt consotiala datiuis

Pertinet ys construyd wythe an accusatyff case wythe a preposicyon and not wythe a datyff case . vt dicendum est ●ec res pertinet ad me . et non michi . Vnde versus . Quarto non terno coniunges pertinet apte

All the verbys imꝑsonallys of the passyne voyce wyl be construyde wythe a datyff case or ellys wythe a ablatyff case wythe a preposicyon expressyd or vnderstond Exemplum I am plesyd Michi placetur . The mayster ys goon Itur a preceptore Hyt nede not att all tymys to expresse the ablatyffe case Exemplum they be goon . itur . they fyghthythe . pugnatur . what doyth they . quid agitur . they syttythe . sedetur . Vnde versus . Passiue vocis impersonale datiuis Aut sextis iungas cum preposito preeunte A pueris itur a preceptore venitur Regi seruitur sed non sibi credo placetur

Suche verbys as betokenythe bodyly menynge as Eo is & Venio is may haue often tymys the sygnyficacyon of the pass●f voyce in the pretererfytens & in all the tensys that be formyd of hym Exemplum My mayster ys cumme mgr̄ meus venit ▪ my felowys be gon ▪ socij mei abierunt . when the englysche of the infenytyf mode cūmythe after any of thys nownys Hora tempus causa or locus hyt may be put in a gerundyf in di as hyt ys tyme to pray Tempus est orandi I haue a cause to wepe Habeo causam flendi . hyt ys vsyd also after many adyectyuys and voy 〈…〉

Also when y haue an englysche to be made by thys v●● nubo is that that doythe the dede of the verbe schalbe put in the datyffe case & that that sufferythe schalbe put in the nominatyf case As in thys exampu●l My brother shall wedde thy syster Fratri meo nubet soror tua .

when y haue a propyr name of a place towne or cite & yff hyt be the fyrste declynsone or the secounde & the ●●…glar numbyr & betokenythe at a place hyt schalb● pu●●e in a genytyff case aduerbyally Exemplum I goo to g●āmer att oxforde Incumbo grammatice exonij I was bor●e at yorke Natus sum eboraci But & the propyr name of the place sygnyfyynge att a place by the plurell numbyr or ellys any other declynsone saue the fyrste declyns●ne or the secounde hyt schalbe put in the ablatyf case aduerbyally wythe owte a preposicyon as y haue a brother at schole at attenys Est michi frater stud●ns athenis A●so to a place yff hyt be a propyr name of a place hyt sch●lbe put in the accusatyff case wythe owte a preposicyon what sum euer declynsone or numbyr that hyt be not wythe stondynge sum tymys y may put a preposicyon b●fore hym As y go to oxforde eo oxonium vel ad o●oniū I schall go to london Ibo londi●ū vel ad lond●nū . Also fro a place and yff hyt be a propyr name of a place ys the syne of the ablatyff case wythe owte a preposicyon what sum euer declynsone or numbyr hyt be As y cum fro london Venio londind I cum fro oxford Venio oxonio not wythe stondynge sum tymys y may take a preposycyon by fore hym ●f venio ab oxonio . venio a londino .

Theys rulys off propyr names be to be vnderstonde off syche that byne not compownde for and they be compownde euer more y muste putte a preposycyone before them As y haue byn at seynte Iamys Fui apud sanctum iacobum I goo to saynte Iamys Vado ad sanctum iacobum I come fro s●yntt Iemys Veni a sancto iacobo . Also thys .iiij. nownys Rus Domus Humus belli and Milicia fol●w the the rulys of propyr names of places . as y haue be att home Fui domi I goo home Vado domum I cum fro home Venio a domo . Not wythe stondynge Rus ys putte of tener aduerbyally in the datyf case then in the ablatyff Exemplum I haue be in the contrey . ruri fui . My fadyr dwellythe in the contrey . pater meus ruri habitat .

Thys nowne domus ys thus declynyde Nominatiuo hec domus genitiuo huius domi vel domus datiuo huic domui accusatiuo hanc domum vocatiuo o domus ablatiuo ab hac domo Et plum nominatiuo he domus genitiuo harum domorum vel domuum datiuo hijs domibus accusatiuo has domos vocatiuo o domus ablatiuo ab hijs domibus . Vnde versus . Per quartum domus est flectenda nisi sextus Singularis quartus pluralis et est gemtiuus In numero vtroque semper flexus vtriusque when that y haue a questyon askyd y shall answere euer more by the same case that the questyon ys aschede by excepte hytt be askyd by a possessyue Exemplum quem queris