QUANTITY. 



num, vanus, and many others ; for the nouns and ad- 

 jeftives comprifcd by this rule are numerous. 

 Aut mnnlmxi Icdct circum caftell.i Tub armis. Virg. 



Except galbanus, maims, oceanus, "platanus, 

 'tympanum; 'ebenus, 'genus, "tenus, 'Venus ; 'bo- 

 nus, "onus, "sonus, 'tonus. 



1 . Fulcos colores, Gnlbanos habet mores. Mart, 



2. Et mihnts in gremio languida fadta jacet. Ovid. 



3. Quid tantuni ucctino propcrcnr fo tingere foles. Virg. 



4. Non line natanti plcilmn\ lentaque forore. Catul. 



5. Hinc radios trivere rotis, hinc iy?Hprma pUullris. Virg. 



6. Fert cb'inum^ folis eft thurea virga Sabxis. Virg. 



7. Idiie eft vcrum ? Im5, id^'Crt^/selt iiotiiinum pefTunium. Ter. 



8. Eft quAdam prodire t'iniis^ II noiidatur ultra. Hor. 



9. Sic f^mts ; at f^nt'vis contra fie Hliu.s ortus. Virg. 

 ID. At bona pars procerum tacitS libabit accrra. i'erlius. 



11. Tupueriscurre,Parmenoobviam,atquehis5jtfraadjuta. Ter. 



12. Omnibus auditur. Smiia eft, qui vivit in ilia. Ovid. 



13. Ta;dia dukisOnis auferat ilia tmii. Cato. 



10. Words ending in ino or tnor (horten the penultimate; 

 as lino, fulmino, termino. 



So stno, inquino, coinquino, circino, femino, gran- 

 dino, germino, eminor, procrailino, comperendino ; 

 the compounds of cano, as concTno, and many others. 



Nunc smite, et placitum Ijeti componite fosdus. Virg. 



Except 'divino, 'omnlno, proplno, ''fupTno; alfo 

 ^clino, and its 'compounds, as acclTno, incline, pro- 

 clino, reclTno. 



1. Htc div'mavi, notitiamqiic tuli. Ovid. 



2. Non impulit me, lisc nunc omnhio ut crederem. Terence. 



3. a emo projnnabit, Calllodore, tibi. Mart. 



4. Gramen, et eret^to currum tenione fupinant. Stat. 



5. Quare etiam, atque etiam paulum c''"f're neceiTe. Lucret. 



6. /nc/ma£ curfus; et eafdcm tvVcf/mi auras. Ovid. 



1 1 . Other vowels before final no or nor are long ; as 

 mano, exareno, pono, Juno. 



So piano, trano, fereno, dono, conor, and feveral 

 others. 

 Hac te nos fragili dbnabimus ante cicuta. Virg. 



Except 'cano, "reno, -'honor, ■'sono, and Hono. 



1. Sicelides Mufe, paullo majora canamns. Virg. 



2. Sed juremus in hxc; fimul imis laxa rcHrtr/H^ Hor. 



3. Sed cum fummus Aonor finitu computet anno. Juven. 



4. Te lyra pulfa manu, te carmina noftra smabmit, Ovid. 

 J. Cum /'ma/, exanimes prime quoque munnure cosli — Juven. 



12. A vowel before final na is long ; as lana, vena, fpnia, 

 nona, Liina, rana, arena, arvina, carina. 



Hic r(?gma gravem gemmis auroque popofcit. Virg, 



Except 'advena, "buccTna, 'domina, ''gena, 'fifcina, 

 'foemina, 'machina, *pagina, 'farcina, "tibicina, 

 "trutina. 



1. Non tamen hofpes eris, nee j.am potes arfi'oia dici. Mart. 



2. Sed qui ferniones ? Qua.* tccd.e tucc/zia fama? ? Juven. 



3. Concurrunt trepidae comites, donunamquc recentem — Virg. 



4. Pendentelque g?«as, et tales afpice nigas. Juven. 



5. PreflaquG flammeola rumpatur J?/t'i'Ha caltha. Col. 



6. Fcenihia palantes agtt, atque hiec agmina vertit ? Virg. 



7. Aut h:ec in noftros fabricata eft mac/ihta muros. Virg, 



8. Quam fibi qua? Vari prxtcripfit pagina nomen. Virg. 



9. Muli gravati farc'tnis ibant duo. Phsedr. 

 10. Ebria nos madidis rumpit tibicma buccis. A-Iart. 

 ri. Si volet, hac lege in trntma ponctur eadem. Hor. 



lontr: 



14, 



duceni, and other numerals in en't ; fo ffinis, accllnis, 

 inclinis, inanis, commijnis, immiinis, communis, im- 

 miJHis, &c. 



1. Et qu£e mmi rcfert, et qua; furgeniibus aftris. Virg. 



2. His dcnas Italo texnmus robore naves. Virg, 



3. Qufid vivis: chiis, et mmifs et fabula ties, Perf". 



4. O curashominum ! O quantum eft in rebus ina«e/ Perf. 



Except bene, 'sine, ^penes, "canis, 'cinis, 'ju- 

 venis ; and 'nouns derived from /nai»o^ai, as hippo- 

 manes, trichomanes. 



Vivitur parvo bene, cui paternum — 



Mollia cum duris, sine pondere habentia pondus. 



Me penes eft unum vafti cuftodia mundi. 



Sic Cfinibus catulos fimiles, ^^^ matribus h^edos. 



For c'mis, fee verfe 3. under' the above rule. 



6. Clamolus J«w?ncm pater excitat ; accipe ceras. 



7. HippomSnes, quod fjcpi malse legirc novercae. 



A vowel before final 'nea, 



Hor. 



Ovid. 

 Ovid. 

 Virg. 



Juven. 



Virg. 



neo, 'ma, ''mo. 



s, and 

 ng ; as linea, caneo, miinia, punio, favonius. 



"mum, is long 



fcrlnium. 



So aranea, ganeo, declTneo, delTneo, iTneo, cic5nia, 

 msania, Ir5nia, colonia, alccdonia, lacinia, querimonia, 

 delenio, exinanio, finio, insanio, miinio, conflnium, 

 patrimonium, vadimonium, and many others. 



I , In foribus iaxos fulpendit aranea c.iffes, Virg. 



. Carpamus T dum mane novum, dum gramina C(7«eni, Virg. 



. Sievit amor ferri, et fcelerata insmua belli. Virg, 



Oppida cceperunt miinire, et ponere leges. Hor. 



Primo reftituent vere Faviinii. Hor. 



Pullati proceres, differt vadimtmia prietor. Juvew, 



1. Except 'caftanca, Hinea, 'maneo, •'mineo, 

 moneo, 'teneo. 



2. Alfo 'ignominia, 'venia, 'linio, '°lanio, "venio. 



9- 



10. 

 II, 



CaJlanciB molles, et prefli copia laftis. Virg, 



Aut tineas pafces taciturnus inertes, Hor, 



Qua finis .' Aut quod me mthiet ftipendium, Hor. 



Inclinata mhicnt in eandem prodita partem. l.ucret. 



Aliquid ini''u.'aty ut ilia, quce te fcire credas, nefcias, Ter. 



Utque viam icneas, nulloque errore traharis. Ovid, 



Multa gemens, ignommium, plagaique fuperbi, Virg. 



Orantes veniavi, et templum clamore petebant, Virg. 



Neve tua Meda; Ihiiantnr csede fagitt;e. Propert. 



Ouin lament mundum; tanta eft difcordia fratrum, Ovid. 



Momento cita mors oenit, aut vi(Storia IcCta. Hor, 



15. A vowel before final Jo is long ; as vado, cedo, for- 

 mido, rodo, teftijdo. 



So rado, credo, alcedo, dulcedo, cupido, crepido, 

 nodo, ciido, liido, altitiido, beatitiido, and many 

 others ; for the nouns and verbs comprifed by this rule 

 are very numerous. 



Po/Te putes Illes ficco freta r«A'rc paffii. Ovid, 



Except 'cado, 'divido, ^trepido; and''rudo\ which 

 is common ; and 'edo, to eat ; edo, to declare, pub- 

 lifii, &c. (the prepofition e being long,) follows the 

 above rule. 



1. Multa renafcentur, quie jam cccidere, caf/en/yuc. Hor, 



2. Dividimus muros, ct msnia pandimus urbis. Virg, 



3. Cftm fubit6 (rqifrforc intus prxcordiafenfi. Ovid, 



4. Findor ; ut Arcadia? pecuaria rudere credas, Pei-f. 



5. Inclufumque cavo faxo, atque infueta riidentitm. Virg, 



6. Ut ver6 eft ^xpulfa quies ; furit ardor edendi. Ovid, * 



he- 



13. A vowel before final 'tie, ^n't, ■ iies, *nis, is 

 mane, seni, manes, finis. 



So bulblne, anemone, confine, pene ; bini, lucani, 

 antepilani, quini, fepteni, oftoni, noveni, deni, viceni. 



16. E before final rus, ra, rum, is fhort ; as merus, 

 dera, casterum. 



The nouns and adjeftives comprifed by this rule are 

 numerous. 



Ite domum fatur^, venit Hefptrus^ ite capella;. 

 Certum eft, in fylvis, inter fpelaa/franim. 



Virg. 

 Virg. 



I. Except 



