Questions

This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.

identifier	question
A16877	Can I then be blamed, if I studie to performe that vnto their worthy progeny, which I can not to their Honours otherwise?
A16877	What is r more dishonest then s arrogant vnskilfulnesse?
A16877	o How many euils, doth idlenesse bring to men?
A54756	Phillips, Edward, 1630- 1696?
A54756	Phillips, Edward, 1630- 1696?
A35352	He that knoweth not that he doth amiss, will not be corrected How many mischiefs doth idleness bring upon men?
A35352	Quid turpius arroganti imperitiâ?
A35352	Quàm multa mala hominibus affert otium?
A35352	What is more filthy than proud unskilfulness?
A18238	* d What doe riches profit thee, if thou doest abound e being poore still?
A18238	For, whom can I finde more meet then your selfe?
A18238	Why l a sacrifice doth die for thee,[ or why doth a sacrifice die for thee] sith that thou thy selfe art m guilty[ or the offendour?]
A18238	l Dost thou maruell mee to write verses,[ or that I write verses] m in naked[ or bare] words?
A48528	Et also Hebraea quaedam certain Hebrew words in ● ending in ●: ut as, Michaēl a name of Christ,[ signifying, Who like God?]
A48528	Ne what dixisti me dignum hast thou said that I am worthy of tanto crimine so great blame?
A48528	audĭn''dost thou not hear?
A48528	nemŏn is there no body?
A48528	vidĕn''dost thou not see?
A85540	CAnst thou that art full twenty yeares and more?
A85540	How many are there that can speake French and Latine that never saw a Grammar?
A85540	Tremble and shake to heare thy Master roare Like a storme frighted Sea- man, oh yee Fooles, How does all wise men laugh to scorne your Schooles?
A85540	how many streams of blood?
A50880	Accusas furti, an stu ● … ri, an utroque?
A50880	Accusas furti, on stupri, an utroque?
A50880	Hunc tu non ames?
A50880	Idne estis authores mihi?
A50880	In te committere tantum quid Troes potuere?
A50880	Interrogatives also of disdain or reproach understood govern a Subjunctive; as tantum dem, quantum ille poposcerit?
A50880	Quanti mercatus es hunc equum?
A50880	Quid est cur tu in isto loco sedeas?
A50880	Quid mo vobis tactio est?
A50880	Quid tibi hanc curatio est rem?
A50880	Redeam?
A50880	Sometimes an Infinitive; as Méne incaepto desistere victam?
A50880	Sylvam tu Scantiam vendas?
A50880	● … urem aliquem aut rapacem accusaris?
A48810	Ah Coridon Coridon quae te dementia ce ● it?
A48810	An mihi cantando victus non redderet illum, Quem mea carminibus meruisset fistula, caprum?
A48810	Are they insuperable in all obstructions?
A48810	Are they predominant to all other affections, whether of profit or pleasure?
A48810	Crudelis mater magis, an puer improbus ille?
A48810	Do such Students resolve to attain their designes or perish with them?
A48810	Do their studies aim at Honourable Eminencies?
A48810	H ● ccine mihimetillicita, vobis licere velletis?
A48810	Indignum est Italos Trojam succendere flammis, Quid face Trojanos atra vim ferre Latinis?
A48810	Juncta suit — Vos feram populi faeces: indesinenter feram?
A48810	Prob malum, quid dic ● m?
A48810	Quid memorem portus, Lucrinoque addita claustra?
A48810	Quis decem viros creavit?
A48810	Quis erat armorum sensus, quae tua mens oculi ma ● us?
A48810	Quis legem tulit?
A48810	Quis populum in tribus distribuit?
A48810	Quod licuit ● ueris, licet aetatique senili?
A48810	Sit tua res eadem, quidnam rationis inires?
A48810	Verbs of the Indicative, whence all other Moods are formed, either aske a Question or give a reason of doing or suffering, as Quo vadis?
A48810	Will they admit of no vacations, but still insinuate themselves, at all urgent intermissions?
A48810	— Anulla putatis Dona carere dolis Danaum; sic notus Ulisses?
A42982	And Hexameters; Quid juvat aspectus, si non conceditur usus?
A42982	And I pray you what end and measure is there of these kinde of Rules or Precepts?
A42982	And if any shall ask me, since I mislike that usual and old way of teaching, What other New One is it then, which I can approve of, or set forth?
A42982	And vvhat doth it profit one to knovv vvhat Latine vvord ansvvers to the Dutch, if he be ignorant of that matter?
A42982	And which is the most certain Umpire, Mistress, and Judge above or beyond all exception, but craves a reason, why we speak on this wise?
A42982	And who need make any doubt that more may be added daily to such Inventions?
A42982	Carew, Richard,-- Sir, d. 1643?
A42982	Now here it may be demanded, in what Order should these Sentences be propounded to boyes in Schools?
A42982	Now what absurdity is it to require of a boy to translate his Mother German tongue into Latine, which he hath not yet learned, but still learneth?
A42982	Now what and how great a calamity of Masters, and likewise of Scholars is this?
A42982	Now what, and how monstrous an absurdity is it, to propound those things to childish age, for the perceiving whereof it is not yet capable?
A42982	There may be added the Multiplications of single Numbers in themselves, which they call the Table of Pythagoras, how many may be five times nine?
A42982	To what end is the view without the use?
A42982	What should I say?
A42982	nine times seven?
A42982	seven times eight?
A72221	And whence commeth this madnesse?
A72221	And( as Horace saith) why throwest thou so thy proud and disdainefull sixe cornered words?
A72221	But let vs bend to those points that aptliest tend to our cause: Tell mee I pray thee, whence commeth to thee this folly and madnes?
A72221	But wherewith are you vexed?
A72221	First before all other, came Quando, the Duke of Aduerbes, with sixe of his Captaines, Vbi Quo, Vnde?
A72221	For what pernitious thing durst not thy great pride and arrogancie, enterprize and attempte?
A72221	John Spencer?.
A72221	Knowest thou how to make a construction, wherein forthwith the chiefe place is not giuen mee?
A72221	O ● what harme holdeth you?
A72221	Of what force?
A72221	Open thine eares now, wherefore hidest thou thy face so?
A72221	Or how great?
A72221	Or wa''st some higher cause, were the hot God''s ● hoebus and Vulcan,( old friends) now at ods?
A72221	Or who is hee that is ignorant, how the beginning of the Noune is more ancient then the Verbe?
A72221	Qua?
A72221	Quorsum?
A72221	Then said the Iudges, wherefore carriest thou with thee Greeke words, seeing that thou vnderstandest not?
A72221	VVHat heat of learning kindl''d your desire, You Muses sons to set your house on fire?
A72221	What Numbers heere of Nounes to wracke did goe?
A72221	What art thou?
A72221	What loue of Honor in your breast did turne, Those sparkes of Vertue into flames to burne?
A72221	What wilt thou now say?
A72221	Wherefore then speakest thou so impudently?
A72221	Who art thou?
A72221	Who is hee that knoweth not the Noune, before the Verbe?
A72221	and Quosque?
A67267	And is used both in the Masculine and Feminine Gender, Quid?
A67267	By a Place, answering to the question Quà?
A67267	Cujus pecus?
A67267	From a Place, answering to the question, Vnde?
A67267	Furtíne accusa ● an ho ● icidij?
A67267	How long, answering to the question, Quamdiu?
A67267	How often, answering to the question, Quoties?
A67267	In Time, answering to the question Quando?
A67267	In a Place, answering to the question, Vbi?
A67267	Meum: or when the Verb governs divers Cases, Quanti Constitit?
A67267	Q ● o, i. e. in q ● em locum?
A67267	Qua iter fecit?
A67267	Quamdiu vixit?
A67267	Quamdiu, i. e. per quod tempus?
A67267	Quamdudum, Quando, i. e. quo tempore?
A67267	Quando accidit?
A67267	Quid agitur?
A67267	Quid dicendum est de inqu ● nat et de diphthongo ui generatim?
A67267	Quis dives?
A67267	Quis is an Interrogative, Who?
A67267	Quis pauper?
A67267	Quis, who?
A67267	Quo vadis?
A67267	So Cujus, cuja, cujum, and Cujus whose is it?
A67267	The Answer is made in the same Case in which the Question is asked:( except in Possessives, as, Cujum pecus?
A67267	To a Place, answering to the question, Quo?
A67267	Towards a Place, answering to the question, Quorsum?
A67267	Vnde venis?
A67267	Vnde, i. e. à, è, ex, de quo loco?
A67267	What?
A67267	With a Conjunction, Ecquis, i. e. et quis, and who, siquis, if any, quisnam, for who?
A67267	as, Saepe, rarò,& c. Of Quantity, answering,& c. to quantùm?
A67267	in Angli ● m Qua, i. e. per quam viam?
A67267	or Accusative Case, and it answers to a question made by[ Whom?]
A67267	or[ What?]
A67267	or[ What?]
A67267	quid ad te pertinet?
A05510	1520- 1561. aut[ 112] p. Printed by Bonham Norton, Printer to the kings most excellent maiestie, in the Latine, Greeke, and Hebrew, London: 16[33?]
A05510	An what est quisquam hominum is any man aequè miser such a wret ● h ut as ego ●?
A05510	At but si if pro for quamuis although tantùm onely subiunctivo to the subiunctiue ut as Redeam should I returne?
A05510	Credo I thinke so, ut est dementia like as is his madnes Vt valet how fares hee?
A05510	Cur why adcò delectaris art thou so deligh ● ed criminibus inferendis in bringing accusations?
A05510	Haec regula this rule fallit faileth quoties as often as interogatio the question fit is made per by cujus, a, um, ut as cujum pecus whose cattell?
A05510	Illicis enticest thou in fraudem into deceit eductos yong men brought up libe ● è honestly imperitos rerum void of experience?
A05510	Non pudent haec Doe not these things shame te thee?
A05510	Non pudet istud Doeth not this thing shame te thee?
A05510	Pontice ô Ponticus, vis wil ● thou fieri be made diues rich?
A05510	Quae dementia what madnesse malûm with a mischiefe?
A05510	Quae regio what countrey in terris in the earth non plena is not full nostri laboris of our labour?
A05510	Quid est what is there in hac causa in this matter quod which egeat needeth defensionis defence?
A05510	Quid rerum what busines nunc geritut is now a doing in Anglia in England?
A05510	Quid what potuêre could Troës the Troians?
A05510	Quid what siet will be done ab illo by him?
A05510	Quo sanguine of what bloud cretus is he come?
A05510	Quo terrarum into what part of the world abiit is he gone?
A05510	Quò te Moeri pedes, Mer ● s whether goest thou?
A05510	Veh misero mihi wo is me poore wretch that I am, quanta de spe from how great hope decidi am I falne?
A05510	Vt how meminit remembers hee nostri vs?
A05510	an or stupri of dishonesty?
A05510	an or vtroque of both, sive or de vtroque of both?
A05510	an what in urbem into the Citie quo whither via the way ducit leads?
A05510	ut as Vbi gentium in what countrey?
A20469	2. in these words; Testis rogatus, an ab reo fustibus vapulasset?
A20469	Ad quid laboramus res Romanas?
A20469	Ad quid laboramus res Romanas?
A20469	An vero hoc pro nihilo putas, in quo quidem pro amicitiâ tua iure dolere soleo?
A20469	Ars haec, arte tuâ, reparatur: te ergo negaret Mors hic esse diu?
A20469	C. C. WHat mar''s yong wits, what drives them in their prime, From getting Knowledge, i''st not things sublime?
A20469	Cui praeceptori dedisti operam?
A20469	Cuius est haec oratio?
A20469	Cuius puerum adduxisti?
A20469	Emit tanti, could not he haue pronounced, Emit magni?
A20469	Et Cuius, cum ad hanc respondendum est per pronomen possessivum: ut, Cuius est Liber?
A20469	Et quando respondendum est per verbum variae Syntaxeos: ut Furtine accusas, an Homicidij?
A20469	Excipe quaestionem factam per Quanti; ut Quanti emptus est Liber?
A20469	Interrogatio& responsio eodem fere ponuntur casu: Cui Praeceptori dedisti operam?
A20469	Partitio, Ego te ijsdem de rebus interrogem?
A20469	Per varios casus, per quot discrimina rerum Tendimus in Latium?
A20469	Pergin precari pessimo?
A20469	Proximus te sum?
A20469	Quanti emi potest?
A20469	Quanto tu ere patris laudes tonas?
A20469	Quo morbo fuisti impeditus?
A20469	Reddin, an non mulierem priusquam te huic meae machaerae obijcio mastigia?
A20469	Si per Qua fiat interrogatio, per propria respondentes, Ablativo utemur, vel accusativo cum praepositione, Per: ut, Qua iter fecesti?
A20469	Si per Quorsum fiat interrogatio, quaecumque sint nomina ponuntur in accusativ ●, cum hâc voce, versus, Vt Quorsum tendis?
A20469	Sidere nunc meliore, leves appellimus oris, Quid superesse putem?
A20469	The, second that this speech shall be approved in Latine: Accusasne illum superbiae?
A20469	Vbi sunt isti, qui amant a Lenone?
A20469	WHat time is lost, what wit vex''t''what health spent, Onely in search of things impertinent?
A20469	What is not here discern''d?
A20469	an altero tantum?
A20469	an ambobus?
A20469	an avaritiae?
A20469	an utroque?
A20469	fuisti Romae, an Athenis?
A20469	i d est, Qua via iter fecisti?
A20469	〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 Deus quidnam sit naturam& rem, for natura& re?
A48562	And that casual word which cometh next after the verb, and answereth to this question whom?
A48562	Dost thou love?
A48562	Doth the king come?
A48562	Except a question be asked by Cujus, ja, um: as, a Cuja est sententia?
A48562	For wh ● ● r remaineth save onely prayers?
A48562	How much business?
A48562	How much business?
A48562	Is not that called Lutetia, that we do call Paris?
A48562	Is not that called Lutetia, that we do call Paris?
A48562	Lovest thou?
A48562	Or by a word that may govern divers cases: as b Quanti a emisti librum?
A48562	Or except I must answer by one of these possessives, Meus, tuus, suus, noster, vester, as, a Cujus est domus?
A48562	Quid a agitur in ludo literario?
A48562	Quis nisi bmentis ainops, oblatum respuat aurum?
A48562	Sometime of a participle: as, b Quibus rebus a adductus fecisti?
A48562	Sísque animo attentus: quid enim docuisse juvabit, Si mea non firmo pectore verba premas?
A48562	The Accusative case followeth the Verb, and answereth to this question, Whom or what?
A48562	The Dative case is known by this token To: and answereth to this question, To whom?
A48562	The Genitive case is known by this token Of: and answereth to this question, Whose or whereof?
A48562	The Nominative case cometh before the Verb, and answereth to this question, Who or What?
A48562	The indicative mood sheweth a reason true or false, as, Ego amo, I love: or else asketh a question: as, Amas tu?
A48562	WHen ye have a relative, ask this question who?
A48562	WHen ye have an adjective, ask this question who?
A48562	When ye have found the verb ask this question, who, or what?
A48562	With what things moved didst thou it?
A48562	Yea, though the substantives be of divers numbers also: as, Estne ea a Lutetia, b quam nos Parisios dicimus?
A48562	Yea, though the substantives be of divers numbers also: as, ● stne ea a Lutetia, b quam nos Parisios dicimus?
A48562	a Cujus est fundus?
A48562	a Quantum b negotii?
A48562	a Quantum b negotii?
A48562	a Quid enim nisi a vota b supersunt?
A48562	b Spectatum a admissi, risum teneatis amici?
A48562	b Venítne a Rex?
A48562	or To what?
A48562	or else, Estne ea Lutetia, b quos nos a Parisios dicimus?
A48562	or else, Estne ea Lutetia, b quos nos a Parisios dicimus?
A48562	or what?
A48562	or what?
A48562	or what?
A48562	qualis erat?
A30694	& c. Miseret, miserescit, paenitet, pudet, taedet, will have an Accusative of the word answering to the Question whom or what?
A30694	Accedunt his& voces illae, quae per apocopen castrantur: ut, Mĕn?
A30694	All Verbs Actives, and most Deponents signifying Actively, will have an Accusative of the word answering to the question whom or what?
A30694	Ambobus, vel de ambobus?
A30694	An quisquam hominum est oequè miser ut ego?
A30694	Archaismus est structurae ratio veteribus in usu, quae jam exolevit; ut, Quid tibi hanc rem curatio est?
A30694	Audĭn?
A30694	But Nouns that signifie continuance of Time( answering to the Question how long?)
A30694	Estne ea Lutetia, quos nos Parisios dicimus?
A30694	Fallit denique cum Redditivum sit pronomen Possessivum, tum enim ponitur in casu nominis, à quo regitur Interrogativum ●; ut, Cujus est hic codex?
A30694	Fallit haec regula, quoties interrogatio fit per cujus, ia, ium; ut, cujum pecus?
A30694	GErundia in di pendent à quibusdam tum substantivis, tum adjectivis; ut, Et quae tanta fuit Romam tibi causa videndi?
A30694	His verò, Attinet, pertinet, spectat, propriè additur praepositio Ad; ut, Méne vis dicere quod ad te attinet?
A30694	In te committere tantum Quid Troes potuere?
A30694	Interrogativ ● m& ejus redditivum ejusdem casûs& temporis erun ●; ut, Quarum rerum nulla est satietas?
A30694	Loci; ut, Ubi, ubinam, nusquam, eò longè, quò, ubivis, huccinè; ut, Ubi gentium?
A30694	NOuns that signifie part of Time( answering to the Question when?)
A30694	Nemŏn?
A30694	Neutro, vel de neutro?
A30694	Nè, an, num, interrogandi particulae indicativum amant; ut, Superátnc& vescitur aurâ Aethereâ?
A30694	Parenthesis() Interrogatio?
A30694	Quae regio in terris nostri non plena laboris?
A30694	Quaeque negant, ut nemo: rogántve, ut, uter, quotus, ecquis?
A30694	Quid rerum nunc geritur in Anglia?
A30694	Quis vestrûm, which of you?
A30694	Quoád pro quamdiu, vel indicativis, vel subjunctivis; pro donec, subjunctivis solis adhibetur; ut, Quoad expectes contubernalem?
A30694	Quò terrarum abiit?
A30694	Si, utrique modo jungitur; at Si pro Quamvis subjunctivo tantùm; ut, Redeam?
A30694	Speras tibi laudi fore, quod mihi vitio vertis?
A30694	The Indicative plainly affirmeth or denieth a thing without any sign; as amo I do love; non amo I do not love: or else asketh a question; as, amas tu?
A30694	Ut meminit nostri?
A30694	Ut valet?
A30694	Vidĕn?
A30694	doest thou love?
A30694	laniorum; aut per dictionem variae Syntaxeos; ut, Furtíne accusas, au homicidii?
A30694	or to what?
A30694	or what?
A30694	sive de utroque?
A30694	— Quo sanguine cretus?
A65219	A. Cui aetati vitium hoc potissimum insidiari ● mdiu observatum est?
A65219	A. Cui rei debemus imprimis parcere?
A65219	A. Cui studio te addicis?
A65219	A. Cujus est iste liber?
A65219	A. Ecquod ● enenum est pueritiae dulce?
A65219	A. Quaenam est radix malorum omniū?
A65219	A. Qualibus amicis uti convenit?
A65219	A. Quanti as est existimationem hominum de nobis bonam facere?
A65219	A. Quanti pecuniam aestimare nefas est?
A65219	A. Quarum rerum eosdem oblivisci ● ● eet?
A65219	A. Quas ● pes maximas opinari possumus?
A65219	A. Quem condiscipulum vis?
A65219	A. Quem librum legis, mi puer?
A65219	A. Quem thesaurum pauperes fortiuntur?
A65219	A. Quibus cum hominibus versari licet?
A65219	A. Quorum mors est matura?
A65219	A. Quot annos ● a tus es?
A65219	A. Quotum aetatis annum agis?
A65219	A. Quotus quisque sic animatue est?
A65219	A. Quotâ in classe sedes?
A65219	A. Quotâ in classe ● edes?
A65219	A. Quâ labe ma ● ulatur adolescentia?
A65219	Cur cessas?
A65219	Cur ludis?
A65219	Cur nugaris?
A65219	Cur torpes?
A65219	Cur, cùm''longa dies urbes, cùm marmora solvat, Incautos homines tarda senecta premat?
A65219	G. Praeteriit cum dodrante, undecima, duodecim ● V. Quid ubi sit?
A65219	I. Opus est faciendum, quis faciet?
A65219	Ille, H ● c, Ipse, Cujus?
A65219	In secundâ, A. Ni ● l ● ne Colloquiorum, suavissime, didicit classis vestra?
A65219	Is not the Master''s authority to him more known and more important?
A65219	Lapis jactus jecit?
A65219	Non potes quin aliud agas?
A65219	Opus actum, egit?
A65219	Opus est factum, quis fecit?
A65219	Ought not the same condescension to be used in requiring the Work from them?
A65219	Q. Quid est illud in sinu tuo, mi puer?
A65219	Qu ● faciet?
A65219	Quamdiu?
A65219	Quando?
A65219	Quarum rerum omnes mortales meminisse oportet?
A65219	Quis?
A65219	Quota est hora?
A65219	V. A. Quorum mors est acerba?
A65219	Vitrum fractum, fregit?
A65219	Why must it be stood upon to attest the constant and ordinary expressions of the Tongue from the pure Writers?
A65219	composition: which way will our young Practitioner in Latin, now turn himself?
A65219	or what are Tully, Seneca, Terence, Virgill, Ovid, to him that enters on his Accidents?
A65219	should they be at once, at the very first engaged upon the whole work of Grammar promiscuously?
A18944	A fooles coat — Clitellae non conveniunt bovi?
A18944	Ad quem dies es profecturus?
A18944	Adeóne hospes es in hac regione?
A18944	An ego occasionem mihi ostentatam tam brevem tam optatam tam insperatam amitterem Should I let so fit an occasion slip?
A18944	An me putas Apologum comminisci?
A18944	Are not you ashamed?
A18944	Are you such a stranger here?
A18944	Calles Gallicè?
A18944	Came you a foot or horse backe?
A18944	Can I doe all at once?
A18944	Can you speake French?
A18944	Cui bono sunt?
A18944	Cui possit o ● rep ● re taedium?
A18944	Cui tandem rei?
A18944	Cui tandem rei?
A18944	Did not your conscience gall you?
A18944	Did you speed?
A18944	Doe not thinke much to tell?
A18944	Doe you flout me so at the first?
A18944	Doe you know in whose company you are?
A18944	Doe you love me no better?
A18944	Doe you pronounce right?
A18944	Doe you thinke I tell you a lye?
A18944	Doth no man finde fault with the reckoning?
A18944	Ecquid animi vobis est?
A18944	Ecquid novarum rerum affers è LONDINO?
A18944	Ecquis homo est?
A18944	Erat concio frequens?
A18944	Est aliud quod me velis?
A18944	Et quis Herculem vituperat?
A18944	Fateberi ● si divinâro?
A18944	For what thing I pray you, Sir?
A18944	For what thing I pray you?
A18944	God grant him long to live Itáne contemnor abs te?
A18944	Haeremus in vado, quis nos expediet?
A18944	Have we lived to see this?
A18944	Have you any thing else to say?
A18944	Have you that you looked for?
A18944	Have your wits about you Quid multis moror?
A18944	Hee had neede first helpe himselfe before hee helpe thee Hanccine ego contumeliam tam insignem in me accipiam?
A18944	How am I deceived?
A18944	How can I?
A18944	How did hee loose himselfe from that trouble?
A18944	How doe you all doe?
A18944	How doth all?
A18944	How feele you your selfe?
A18944	How is he changed?
A18944	How many ● ises shall wee make up?
A18944	How old are you?
A18944	How w ● ll doth a loose Gowne become her?
A18944	How you talke sirrah?
A18944	In what respect?
A18944	Is all well?
A18944	Is any man —?
A18944	Is it true?
A18944	Is there no newes?
A18944	Itáne statim me scommate excipis?
A18944	Laeta satis principia — — Sed quid longa dies?
A18944	May I trust you?
A18944	Nec quid dixeris, sed quorsum?
A18944	Nemo reclamat iniquae rationi?
A18944	Nihílne re ● istic novae?
A18944	Non reclamabat tibi conscientia?
A18944	Nonnè vides camelum saltantem?
A18944	Not what, but why?
A18944	Num contigit praeda quàm venabaris?
A18944	Nunquid tuis mandas per me?
A18944	Nunquid vis?
A18944	Nè gravare commemorare?
A18944	Obsecro quomodo sese ab hoc nodo expediebat?
A18944	Pedes advenis an eques?
A18944	Periculum faciam quàm sis bonae fidei?
A18944	Q ● antâ de spe decidi?
A18944	Quae Pallas istuc tibi misit in mentem?
A18944	Quae hunc agitant intemperiae?
A18944	Quam bella bellaria?
A18944	Quam decet nullo adstricta cingulo vestis, ac liberis diffluens laciniis?
A18944	Quanti istum locas?
A18944	Quanti venalis?
A18944	Quantula res?
A18944	Quantū mutatus ab illo?
A18944	Quas malum ambages mihi commemoras?
A18944	Quem vicarium constituit?
A18944	Quid agis rei?
A18944	Quid causae est?
A18944	Quid dici potuit hac sententiâ sanctius?
A18944	Quid est bonae rei?
A18944	Quid est quod me velis?
A18944	Quid istuc verbi est?
A18944	Quid licêris aut licitâris cum nihil sis empturus?
A18944	Quid loquebatur?
A18944	Quid officio inofficiofius?
A18944	Quid si coelum ruat?
A18944	Quid si divinem?
A18944	Quid te remoratum est?
A18944	Quid tibi aegrè est?
A18944	Quid tu es hominis?
A18944	Quid tu es hominis?
A18944	Quid venatur meus Spudaeus?
A18944	Quid verbis opus est?
A18944	Quis Deus aut quis ven tus te illuc adegit?
A18944	Quis Thales docuit te istud?
A18944	Quis audivit vocem campanae?
A18944	Quis potuit dexterius, deterius?
A18944	Quo colore possit excusari?
A18944	Quo nomine?
A18944	Quo ore appellabo hominem?
A18944	Quomodo se res habent tuae?
A18944	Quorsum haec igitur?
A18944	Quorsum ille musicus humilis in templo?
A18944	Quot annos numeras?
A18944	Quota Venus finiet ludum?
A18944	Quâ tandem horâ soles lectum relinquere?
A18944	Quî possim ego?
A18944	Rem certam narras?
A18944	Sed nè persequamur fabulas Democriticas, nonnè comperimus experimentis?
A18944	Shall I take this at his hand?
A18944	Sonásne probè sermonem Gallicum?
A18944	Such a little bit?
A18944	Tantillum fragmentulum?
A18944	To what purpose then?
A18944	Ut responsat nebulo?
A18944	Vidésne quod sodalitium tibi claudat latus?
A18944	Vivi pervenimus illuc?
A18944	Was it a great cogregation?
A18944	What a deale of doe tell you me of?
A18944	What a small matter?
A18944	What ailes the man?
A18944	What are you doing?
A18944	What can they say for it?
A18944	What doe you let it for?
A18944	What good doe they?
A18944	What good newes?
A18944	What hindred you?
A18944	What if I should guesse?
A18944	What is all the honour of the world without a good conscience?
A18944	What is the matter?
A18944	What is your pleasure with me?
A18944	What learned man taught you that, or who made you so w ● se?
A18944	What man are you?
A18944	What meane you by that?
A18944	What need I say more?
A18944	What need all this roaring?
A18944	What newes at London?
A18944	What seeke you for?
A18944	What shoul ● a cow doe with a cart saddle?
A18944	What strooke it?
A18944	What time are you wo nt to rise?
A18944	What troubles you?
A18944	What will it cost?
A18944	What winde blew you hither?
A18944	What would you?
A18944	When goe you?
A18944	Where left you last?
A18944	Who are you I pray?
A18944	Who can be weary?
A18944	Who can cleanse such a clowne?
A18944	Who could ever please all?
A18944	Who could have done it better, worse?
A18944	Who ever denied it?
A18944	Who heard the clocke?
A18944	Who is his Deputy?
A18944	Who perswaded you?
A18944	Who will helpe Dunne out of the mire?
A18944	Who will helpe you?
A18944	Why doe not you reade it your selfe?
A18944	Why so I pray you?
A18944	Will you tell me if I guesse?
A18944	With what face can I speak to him?
A18944	Would you any thing with me?
A18944	— Cui bono?
A81795	10 How many Numbers bee there in a Noun?
A81795	35. how know you the fift Declension?
A81795	50 How many have the Vocative case?
A81795	6. a Note of Interrogation —?
A81795	93 How the Preterpersect Tens?
A81795	AN Adverb is a part of Speech joined to the Verbs, to declare their signification Why are Adverbs joyned to Verbs?
A81795	APreposition is a part of speech most commonly set before other parts, How many wayes?
A81795	Are not Prepositions somtimes made Adverbs?
A81795	Are not som Adverbs compared?
A81795	By what sign is it known?
A81795	Dementia?
A81795	Dost thou love?
A81795	How a Verb Commune?
A81795	How a Verb Deponent?
A81795	How a Verb Neuter?
A81795	How a Verb Passive?
A81795	How are Eo and Queo formed?
A81795	How are Participles declined?
A81795	How are Pronouns used?
A81795	How are Verbs Impersonals declined?
A81795	How bee Nouns Adjectives of the Comparative degree declined?
A81795	How bee Verbs in O declined?
A81795	How bee these Cases known one from another?
A81795	How do the Optative, Potential, and Subjunctive Moods differ?
A81795	How do these differ one from another?
A81795	How end''s the Genitive Case singular in each Declension?
A81795	How is a Nonn Adjective declined?
A81795	How is a Noun Adjective of three Articles declined?
A81795	How is a Noun Adjective of three terminations declined?
A81795	How is a Noun Substantive declined?
A81795	How is hic declined?
A81795	How is it formed?
A81795	How is it formed?
A81795	How is it formed?
A81795	How know you a Participle of the Future in dus?
A81795	How know you a Participle of the Future in rus?
A81795	How know you a Participle of the Preter tens?
A81795	How know you a Participle of the present tens?
A81795	How know you a Verb Active?
A81795	How know you the Comparative?
A81795	How know you the Indicative Mood?
A81795	How know you the Masculine Gender?
A81795	How know you the Nominative Case?
A81795	How know you the Positive?
A81795	How know you the Present Tens?
A81795	How know you the Preterpluperfect Tens?
A81795	How know you the Singular Number?
A81795	How know you the Singular Number?
A81795	How know you the Superlative?
A81795	How know you the first Conjugation?
A81795	How know you the first person?
A81795	How know you the fourth Declension?
A81795	How know you the second Declension?
A81795	How know you the third Declension?
A81795	How manie Genders of Nouns bee there?
A81795	How many Cases bee there in Nouns?
A81795	How many Conjugations have Verbs?
A81795	How many Declensions are three of Pronouns?
A81795	How many Declensions be there?
A81795	How many Gerunds are there?
A81795	How many Moods are there?
A81795	How many Numbers bee there in Nouns?
A81795	How many Participles com of a Verb Active?
A81795	How many Persons are there in Verbs?
A81795	How many Persons bee there in a Pronoun?
A81795	How many Pronoun ▪ Derivatives are there?
A81795	How many Pronoun ▪ Primitives bee there?
A81795	How many Pronoun- Substantives bee there?
A81795	How many Pronouns bee of of the first Declension?
A81795	How many Pronouns bee of the fourth Declension?
A81795	How many Pronouns bee of the second Declension?
A81795	How many Pronouns bee of the third Declension?
A81795	How many Relatives are there?
A81795	How many Supines bee there?
A81795	How many Tenses bee there?
A81795	How many degrees of Comparison are there?
A81795	How many kindes of Verbs Personals bee there?
A81795	How many kinds of Interjections bee there?
A81795	How many kinds of Participles bee there?
A81795	How many of a Verb Commune?
A81795	How many of a Verb Deponent?
A81795	How many of a Verb passive?
A81795	How many parts of Speech are there?
A81795	How many serv to the Accusative?
A81795	How many sorts of Adverbs bee there?
A81795	How many sorts of Conjunctions bee there?
A81795	How many sorts of Nouns Substantives bee there?
A81795	How many sorts of Nouns are there?
A81795	How many sorts of Verbs bee there?
A81795	How many things belong to a Noun?
A81795	How many things belong to a Pronoun?
A81795	How the Ablative?
A81795	How the Accusative?
A81795	How the Common of three?
A81795	How the Common of two?
A81795	How the Dative?
A81795	How the Doubtfull?
A81795	How the Epicene?
A81795	How the Feminine?
A81795	How the Future Tens?
A81795	How the Genitive?
A81795	How the Imperative?
A81795	How the Neuter?
A81795	How the Optative?
A81795	How the Plural?
A81795	How the Plural?
A81795	How the Potential?
A81795	How the Preterimperfect Tens?
A81795	How the Subjunctive?
A81795	How the Vocative?
A81795	How the first?
A81795	How the fourth?
A81795	How the second?
A81795	How the second?
A81795	How the third?
A81795	How the third?
A81795	How will you know what Declension a Pronoun is of?
A81795	Interrogatives: as, Ne whether, an whether, utrùm whether, nécne whether or no, ánne whether or no, nónne is it not so?
A81795	It is commonly known by this sign To; as amar ● ▪ To love ▪ When two Verbs com together, what Mood must the later bee?
A81795	Qu 86 How know you the Infinitive Mood?
A81795	Quantum negotii?
A81795	Quid agitur in ludo literario?
A81795	Quò terrarum abiit?
A81795	THe first Supine signifie''s actively and is put after verbs and participles, that signifie moveing to a place: as, Cur te is perditum?
A81795	The Indicative Mood sheweth a reason, true or fals; as Ego amo, I ● ove: or els asketh a questiou; as Amas tu?
A81795	The former verb is somtimes concealed by the Figure Ellipsis: as, Haeccine fieri flagitia?
A81795	These Five Declensions are known asunder by the terminations of their Cases?
A81795	VErbs of the Infinitive Mood are set after Verbs, or adjectives: as, Vis fieri dives, Pontice?
A81795	What Cases do Prepositions serv to?
A81795	What Tenses are formed of the Preterperfect tens of the Indicative Mood?
A81795	What are added to the Pronouns?
A81795	What are there peculiarly belonging to the Infinitive Mood?
A81795	What are they called besides?
A81795	What bee the Common Signs of the Cases?
A81795	What do you in the school?
A81795	What exceptions are there from these general rules?
A81795	What is Comparison?
A81795	What is a Conjunction?
A81795	What is a Noun Adjective?
A81795	What is a Noun Substantive?
A81795	What is a Noun?
A81795	What is a Participle?
A81795	What is a Preposition?
A81795	What is a Pronoun?
A81795	What is a Verb?
A81795	What is a termination?
A81795	What is an Adverb?
A81795	What is an Interjection?
A81795	What is it to bee declined?
A81795	What is it to bee undeclined?
A81795	What is it, to have the signification increased or diminished?
A81795	What is the Vse of Articles?
A81795	What is the common Sign of Verbs Impersonals?
A81795	What is the difference between a Noun and a Verb?
A81795	What is the use of Conjunctions?
A81795	What mean you by that standeth by himself?
A81795	What particular observation have you in this first Declension?
A81795	What sorts of Nouns are compared?
A81795	When you have a Verb, Adjective, or Relative, ask the question, who?
A81795	Whence i ● is formed?
A81795	Whence is the Comparative degree formed?
A81795	Whence is the Superlative formed?
A81795	Whither is hee gon?
A81795	Whose ground is it?
A81795	Why are they called Primitives?
A81795	Why are they called Relatives?
A81795	Why bee they called Derivatives?
A81795	Why do they belong to the Infinitive Mood?
A81795	Why do you say Commonly set before other parts?
A81795	Why is it called a Pronoun?
A81795	Why is it called the Subjunctive Mood?
A81795	how much business?
A81795	or what?
A81795	singular, the Vocative for the most part like the Nominative?
A81795	which of the brethren?
A81795	who?
A81795	● ● baudi, decet, vel oportet: Ought such villanies to bee committed?
A16874	* And what do you?
A16874	* But who, I pray you noted?
A16874	* But why art thou so* shreud a boy?
A16874	* Doe you wish mee r to call the rest?
A16874	* Haue you neuer vttered the English speech before this?
A16874	* Haue you not heard?
A16874	* How earely I pray you?
A16874	* IS there any amongst you r desirous of play?
A16874	* Is it heard?
A16874	* May not I doe the same that mice doe?
A16874	* Neuer spake you English before?
A16874	* Not?
A16874	* Those present, or those absent?
A16874	* What a clock is it?
A16874	* What saiest thou?
A16874	* You youthes, about what doe you contende?
A16874	* can stir you vp?
A16874	* could you not hear?
A16874	* for what would you doe?
A16874	* hath it sounded, or not yet?
A16874	* instituted 〈 ◊ 〉 taught?
A16874	* therefore what a clock is it?
A16874	* what thou wilt?
A16874	* when shall it be dined?
A16874	And nothing more?
A16874	Are you so taught?
A16874	Art thou so wicked& a biter?
A16874	At what a clock?
A16874	BOyes, what noise is there, as if[ your] Master* were absent?
A16874	But dare you buy stollen things?
A16874	But if your father shall enter in after, do you not salute him?
A16874	But if your mother be away, whom salute you?
A16874	But indeed, can you* tell mee readily why you loue[ him?]
A16874	But what will you bring now for the excuse of your selfe?
A16874	But when heardest thou mee* speake English?
A16874	But whence* had you[ it]?
A16874	But why say you r this knife to be stollen?
A16874	C. But how can you be stirred vp?
A16874	C. It is an vnprofitable& dangerous* skill, and* not granted to vs. D. r[ Are you not delighted] t ● shoot?
A16874	C. Know you not?
A16874	C. MOther what a clock is it?
A16874	C. What am I taught?
A16874	C. Where?
A16874	C. Whether?
A16874	C. Who* should raise you vp?
A16874	C. Wilt thou snort all the day?
A16874	C. Your master is entred into the schoole: yet thou askest whether it be time?
A16874	C.* Hath the clock smitten, or no?
A16874	C.* Wouldest thou beate indeed?
A16874	D. Could our master fore know what would ● all out?
A16874	D. Do you dote?
A16874	D. For what cause?
A16874	D. Haue you learned musick?
A16874	D. Hoe,* why r doe you suffer[ me] to sleep so long?
A16874	D. How long agoe entred he?
A16874	D. How?
A16874	D. Is it time?
A16874	D. Ought you not to r salute me before?
A16874	D. Sith you are so desirous of play, I pray you, what liketh i ● you to doe?
A16874	D. What wil you that I tel[ you?]
A16874	D. What, doth fishing please you?
A16874	D. Why not?
A16874	D. r Haue you called me in vary deed?
A16874	D. r What seems the hand- ball vnto you?
A16874	D. r Wherefore?
A16874	D. r[ Doth it not like you] t ● hunt?
A16874	D.* Doe you not like riding?
A16874	D.* What a clock is it then?
A16874	D.* What say you?
A16874	D.* What?
A16874	D.* Why, what* would you do?
A16874	D.[ Doe you not delight] t ● swim?
A16874	E. Can you not awake, vnlesse you be* raised vp?
A16874	E. Doe your parents* spend so many* pots of ale,[ and] can they not* spare so much from their throat, that they may buy a combe?
A16874	E. How* then could you not heare the bell?
A16874	E. What?
A16874	E. Why doe you not buy?
A16874	E. Will you rise hereafter more early?
A16874	E. r HOe you, from whence come you so late?
A16874	E.* Heard you not the sound of the bell?
A16874	E.* What heare I?
A16874	F. Doe you command mee t ● r run back straight way, afte ● I haue* deliuered it?
A16874	F. No man will* lend vs. E. Wherefore?
A16874	F. Shall I say nothing?
A16874	F. What if he be not at home?
A16874	F. Will you not* be angry, if I confesse the truth?
A16874	G. And where do dogs sit?
A16874	G. But where shall I sit?
A16874	G. Is he in the wine- tauerne?
A16874	G. What will you doe there?
A16874	G. Whither haste you?
A16874	G. Will you heare?
A16874	G. With whom went hee thither?
A16874	H. And knowest thou where?
A16874	H. But how will you change it?
A16874	H. But* doest thou knowe how thou sittest?
A16874	H. In a little booke?
A16874	H. O thou mad fellow, may we fight here being consecrated to the same studies, indued with the same precepts of vertue?
A16874	H. What businesse[ is it?]
A16874	H. What haue you done?
A16874	H. What will you doe?
A16874	H. What will you?
A16874	H. When?
A16874	H. Who calls me?
A16874	H. Why then doe you say, lest they complaine of you?
A16874	H. Will not this* bee knowne to our master?
A16874	H. You haue* detained mee ouer long?
A16874	H.* And what then?
A16874	H.* Doe you bid me to* open r other mens letters?
A16874	Haue you bought it?
A16874	Holde your peace,[ our] master is present, if he should see vs talking and r a ● ke, what can we answer?
A16874	How are you called?
A16874	How long agoe?
A16874	How many houres haue I slept?
A16874	How oft* in the week?
A16874	If I haue deserued r nothing?
A16874	In what thing will you declare this loue?
A16874	Is any of your schoole- fellowes r notably learn ● d?
A16874	Is it risen now?
A16874	L. Hoe, tell me,* was there any mention of me?
A16874	L. So earely?
A16874	L. What haue I done?
A16874	L. Where?
A16874	L. Whether?
A16874	L. Why so?
A16874	L.* Doe you delude me?
A16874	M. Baker, goe to, tell me what hindred you?
A16874	M. Come hither, why were you not heere to day?
A16874	M. Where are the names of thē which were away?
A16874	M. Why r cald you not me also among[ your] other guests?
A16874	M.* What, this euery day?
A16874	N. What haue I done?
A16874	N.* Why then did hee mis- call mee?
A16874	Now ask* what you will?
A16874	O mad[ boy]* dost thou beleeue that all are so* austere as thou art?
A16874	Obey both of them as much as* may be?
A16874	Of all good fellowship tell[ me] what day?
A16874	Of all loue tell mee, wh ● you haue got this* knife ● P. Why aske you that?
A16874	Of how many yeares[ of age] are you?
A16874	Of one[ yeare] of two[ yeares] of ten,& c.* What yeare* goe you on?
A16874	Ought you not to kemb your head, before you came to the schoole?
A16874	P. In what[ words?]
A16874	P. What I?
A16874	P. What besides?
A16874	P. What will you doe?
A16874	P. What* say you?
A16874	P. What, in other words, then in which we are wo nt to salute other men?
A16874	P. What?
A16874	P. When?
A16874	P.* Am I to doe any thing besides that which I am wo nt?
A16874	Peter, Paul,& c. How many yeares* old are you?
A16874	R. For how much?
A16874	R. Haue you not another man ● knife?
A16874	R. How* saucily answere yo ● mee?
A16874	R. Neither haue you any knife?
A16874	R. Where is it?
A16874	R. Where r got you this knife?
A16874	R. Why should I not* dare when it is true?
A16874	R. Will you yeeld to me?
A16874	R. Wilt thou know?
A16874	S. For what cause?
A16874	S. Haue you noted me?
A16874	S. How saucily* r I pray you?
A16874	S. Should I not cry out, when* he dare tell such[ lies?]
A16874	S. Tell[ me]* who was present?
A16874	S.* To thee most notable lier?
A16874	S.* To whom haue I spoken?
A16874	Say you[ so?]
A16874	T. Are they single men, or maried?
A16874	T. Doe these loue you?
A16874	T. Doe they giue[ him] nothing?
A16874	T. Doe your mastersteach you these things?
A16874	T. Haue you done* any good in learning?
A16874	T. How many scholars haue they?
A16874	T. How many syllables* hath a Dactyle?
A16874	T. Is he so poore?
A16874	T. Is that Wert r a towne or ● village?
A16874	T. MOther,* when shall we dine?
A16874	T. No?
A16874	T. Of what sort?
A16874	T. The Infinitiue mood placuisse, whereof is it gouerned, or of what doth it depend?
A16874	T. What doe they teach you?
A16874	T. What learne you?
A16874	T. What manner of schoolemasters haue you there?
A16874	T. What ones are your schoole- fellowes?
A16874	T. What part of speech is Vltima?
A16874	T. What signifieth the last?
A16874	T. Whereof* consists it?
A16874	T.* CHild, r haue you* a pen and ink horne?
A16874	T.* Doe you loue your master?
A16874	T.* Doe you remember any little verse without book?
A16874	T.* How doth hee agree with the citizens?
A16874	T.* How then fell it out, that you should come hither* for to study?
A16874	T.* Shall I make a triall of you?
A16874	T.* What kinde of verse is this?
A16874	T.[ And] are they r of great learning?
A16874	V. By and by, if so be that you* wait a little?
A16874	V. How?
A16874	V. I beseech you, from whence haue I r drawen them otherwise?
A16874	V. Whither,* O good sir, so quickly?
A16874	WHo hath* the note for speaking English?
A16874	WHy come you* mon ● slowly to the schools* than the rest?
A16874	Well, what doe you after?
A16874	What are you wo nt to doe?
A16874	What aske you?
A16874	What is[ your] name?
A16874	What punishment shall I* impose if you doe deceiue mee?
A16874	What r dooest thou feare stripes more after dinner, than after sleep?
A16874	What r doth it belong to me whether it be* cleare or cloudie?
A16874	What say you r entering?
A16874	What will you giue me if I shall* get you leaue to play?
A16874	What will you?
A16874	When is the r pottage wo ● ● to seeth?
A16874	Where is[ my] shirt?
A16874	Where shall I finde him?
A16874	Whom haue you noted?
A16874	Why dost thou so cry out?
A16874	Why then rest you so securely in the morning?
A16874	Why then* am I blamed for doing this?
A16874	Why* skippe you[ so]?
A16874	Will you not, that we obey our parents?
A16874	Would you haue me to beleeue you?
A16874	doth not wrastling delight you?
A16874	enough there?
A16874	fishing with hook, or fishing with net?
A16874	haue you an ● thing that is* this boyes?
A16874	or r where?
A16874	r What need is there of any letter?
A16874	r Why?
A16874	r wets vs.* Whether doth wrastling delight you?
A16874	were you deafe?
A16874	where then?
A16874	● HAue you not* a knife* that you may lend mee?
A16874	● Wherefore?
A16874	● r Will you heare what a one ● was?
A16874	● ● aue you lost a knife indeed?
A16874	● ● hat a one was it?
A44384	& C. A. VIsne mecum repetere praelectionem?
A44384	& P. O. VIsne mihi dare unicam pennam?
A44384	, Q, How know you a verb Active?
A44384	?
A44384	A Question, is thus marked —?
A44384	A. Cur non dedisti signum?
A44384	A. Nónne vides misera, nos esse nudos?
A44384	A. Qui which, quis who?
A44384	A. Quid itá?
A44384	A. Tenésne?
A44384	About what?
A44384	Acuistíne pennam meam?
A44384	Ad quantum temporis?
A44384	An ego te toties audiam?
A44384	An ortus jam?
A44384	An quisquam hominum est aequè miser ut ego Which of the boyes dare''s dispute with me Quis puerórum audet mecum disputare?
A44384	And to these are added Qui who, or which, quis who?
A44384	Anne est intus?
A44384	Are wee com to this pass?
A44384	Are you deaf?
A44384	Avaro quid mali optes, nisi ut vivat diu?
A44384	Aïn''tu?
A44384	B Ubi est indusium?
A44384	B. Quid ad me attinet, sudum sit an nebulosum?
A44384	B. Quid ergò sic exclamas?
A44384	B. Quid vis?
A44384	B. Quot horas dormivi?
A44384	BAtte fili, mi fili, mi Batte?
A44384	C. MAter, quota est hora?
A44384	C. Non sa ● ìs rectè fortasse?
A44384	C. Quid aïs, ineptule?
A44384	C. Quid igitur expectamus?
A44384	C. Quid sim edoctus?
A44384	C. Sonuit, an nondum?
A44384	C.& F. C. SAtísne usus es scalpello meo?
A44384	C.& S. C. IAmne tenes, quae reddenda sunt horâ tertiâ?
A44384	Cui loqueris?
A44384	Cujus est hic codex?
A44384	Cujus who s''s?
A44384	Cupis eam revisere?
A44384	Cur i d quaeritas?
A44384	Cur ità fles?
A44384	Cur non scribis?
A44384	Cur tu caeteris tardiùs venis ad scholam?
A44384	D. Non me salutare debeas antea?
A44384	D. Quid tu aïs?
A44384	D. Quid vis ut dicam?
A44384	De Gallo Gallinaceo- GAllus gallinaceus, dum vertit stercorarium offendit gemmam; Quid, inquiens, rem sic nitidam reperio?
A44384	Do you dispatch or no?
A44384	Do you not hear what the master saith?
A44384	Do you not know what a clock it is?
A44384	Do you remember?
A44384	Do you seek mee?
A44384	E. Quid ego audio?
A44384	E. Quid est?
A44384	E. Quid non?
A44384	E. Quî non potuisti ergò audire campanam?
A44384	E. UNde venis tam serò, heus tu?
A44384	E. Video,& me pudet; sed quid nobis faciendum est?
A44384	Ecquid habes novi?
A44384	Ecquis mecum audet disputare?
A44384	Egóne curo?
A44384	F. Aliter Lutetiae ▪ aliter Londini vivitur; sed non opu ● est tot verbus; vis dire duodecim?
A44384	F. Cur me revocas?
A44384	F. Non indignaberis si verum fatear?
A44384	F. PEnnae istae quas circumfers, súntne venales?
A44384	F. Quid aïs?
A44384	F. Satìs video quales sint; quot vis dare pro quadrante?
A44384	F. Súntne vobis multi anseres?
A44384	Fecistíne officium tuum?
A44384	For how long time?
A44384	From what trees do the leaves never fall?
A44384	HOw many Concords bee there?
A44384	Habésne scalpellum?
A44384	Have I not said well?
A44384	Have you a penknife?
A44384	Have you anie good ink?
A44384	Have you anie news?
A44384	Have you dispatch''t your business?
A44384	Have you don with my penknife?
A44384	Have you don?
A44384	Have you mended my pen?
A44384	Have you not a knife to lend mee?
A44384	Have you such a sweet tooth?
A44384	Hoccine agis, an non?
A44384	How are Participles of the Present tens declined?
A44384	How are nouns Adjectives declined?
A44384	How are nouns Substantives decl ● ned?
A44384	How are other Participles declined?
A44384	How are verbs of the fourth Conjugation formed?
A44384	How are verbs of the second Conjugation formed?
A44384	How are verbs of the third Conjugation formed?
A44384	How bee these eight sorts of word called?
A44384	How can that bee don?
A44384	How can you tell of what Declension a noun is?
A44384	How can you tell of what Gender ● Noun ought to bee?
A44384	How do they treat of Latine words?
A44384	How do you know such verbs?
A44384	How do you?
A44384	How end their Genitive cases singular?
A44384	How ends the Genitive case singular of the five Declensions?
A44384	How is the Gerund in Di used?
A44384	How is the Gerund in Dum used?
A44384	How know you a Participle of the Future in dus?
A44384	How know you a Participle of the Present- tens?
A44384	How know you a verb Commune?
A44384	How know you a verb Deponent?
A44384	How know you a verb Neuter?
A44384	How know you a verb Passive?
A44384	How know you the Ablative case?
A44384	How know you the Accusative case?
A44384	How know you the Common of three gender?
A44384	How know you the Common of two genders?
A44384	How know you the Comparative de ● ree?
A44384	How know you the Dative case?
A44384	How know you the Doubtful gender?
A44384	How know you the Epicene gender?
A44384	How know you the Future tens?
A44384	How know you the Genitive case?
A44384	How know you the Imperative mood?
A44384	How know you the Indicative mood?
A44384	How know you the Infinitive mood?
A44384	How know you the Neuter gender?
A44384	How know you the Nominative case?
A44384	How know you the Positive degree?
A44384	How know you the Present tens?
A44384	How know you the Preterimperfect tens?
A44384	How know you the Preterperfect tens?
A44384	How know you the Preterpluperfect tens?
A44384	How know you the Subjunctive mood?
A44384	How know you the Superlative?
A44384	How know you the first Conjugation?
A44384	How know you the fourth Conjugation?
A44384	How know you the plural number?
A44384	How know you the second Conjugation?
A44384	How know you the singular number?
A44384	How know you the third Conjugation?
A44384	How know you?
A44384	How many Cases are there?
A44384	How many Conjugations have verbs?
A44384	How many Declensions are there?
A44384	How many Declensions hath a Pronoun?
A44384	How many Figures have Latine words?
A44384	How many Genders are there?
A44384	How many Gerunds are there?
A44384	How many Moods have verbs?
A44384	How many Persons hath a Pronoun?
A44384	How many Prepositions serv to an Ablative case?
A44384	How many Prepositions serv to an Accusative case?
A44384	How many Prepositions serv to an Accusative, or an Ablative case?
A44384	How many Pronouns bee of the fourth Declension?
A44384	How many Pronouns bee there?
A44384	How many Supines are there?
A44384	How many Tenses have Verbs?
A44384	How many boyes are forth?
A44384	How many kindes are there of both Substantives and Adjectives?
A44384	How many kindes of Nouns bee there?
A44384	How many kindes of Participles are there?
A44384	How many kindes of Verbs are there?
A44384	How many letters bee there?
A44384	How many sorts of Verbs are there?
A44384	How many things belong to a Noun?
A44384	How many things belong to a Participle?
A44384	How much cost it?
A44384	How old are you?
A44384	Húccine rerum venimus?
A44384	IN the Latine tongue how many sorts of words bee there?
A44384	In conjugateing verbs what are wee chiefly to minde?
A44384	Interrogatives: as, Qui vestrûm?
A44384	Is any man so miserable as I am?
A44384	Is hee within?
A44384	Is it struck or not?
A44384	Is not this thy book?
A44384	It answereth to the question from what?
A44384	It answereth to the question to whom?
A44384	It answereth to the question who?
A44384	It answereth to the question whom?
A44384	It answereth to the question whose?
A44384	It signifieth both sexes under one Article Q What are Articles?
A44384	It will bee miserable for anie of you to bewail himself hereafter, and say, How have I hated instruction?
A44384	J. Heus, heus Adame, ubi es?
A44384	J. Quid opus?
A44384	J. Unde didicistite nudum esse?
A44384	Let us chat awhile?
A44384	Let us play among our selves?
A44384	Licétne pauca?
A44384	M. Estne solus?
A44384	M. M R. M. HAbésne scalpellum?
A44384	M. Quid aïs?
A44384	M. Quâ formâ scripturae?
A44384	M. Sed ubi reliquisti?
A44384	M. Vis uno verbo dicam?
A44384	M.& B. M. ACuistíne pennam meam?
A44384	May I speak with you?
A44384	Men''quaeris?
A44384	Nihílne ampliús?
A44384	Non auditis, quid praeceptor imperet?
A44384	Non decet?
A44384	Non habes cultellum quem des mihi commodató?
A44384	Non licet igitur ludere?
A44384	Non tangeris desiderio matris?
A44384	Nonne bene dixi?
A44384	Nothing els?
A44384	Nunquid aliud vis?
A44384	Nunquid aliud vis?
A44384	Nunquid surdus es?
A44384	Nónne hic liber est tuus?
A44384	O. Credo equidem, agè, no ● peto dono: saltem commodabis?
A44384	O. Rem tant ● llam mihi negas?
A44384	Palatum tam doctum habes?
A44384	Parùm absuit quin perdiderā Quomodo i d accidit?
A44384	Perfecistíne?
A44384	Proper names of Cities that signif ● ● to a place, in what case shall they bee put?
A44384	Q Among the Interjections which to govern cases?
A44384	Q How are verbs of the first Conjugation formed?
A44384	Q How is the Gerund in Do used?
A44384	Q How is their signification to bee known?
A44384	Q How know you a Participle of the Future in rus?
A44384	Q How know you the Feminine gender?
A44384	Q How many degrees of Comparison are ● ● re?
A44384	Q How many numbers are there?
A44384	Q How may a verb govern divers cases?
A44384	Q Proper names that signifie from a place, in what case shall they bee put?
A44384	Q Proper num ● s of cities, that signifie 〈 ◊ 〉 or at a place, in what case shall they bee put?
A44384	Q WHat is a Pronoun?
A44384	Q What Common names bee used like these Proper names of Cities?
A44384	Q What directions have you for construing Latine?
A44384	Q What is the Rule of the second Concord?
A44384	Q What is the first Supine put after?
A44384	Q Which bee they?
A44384	Q Which bee they?
A44384	Q ▪ What Adverbs govern a Genitive case?
A44384	Q ▪ Which parts of Speech bee declined?
A44384	Q ● id illud prodest?
A44384	Q ● id novarum rerum?
A44384	Q, How know you the Vocative case?
A44384	Q. Cur latrant canes?
A44384	Q. ECquis mecum audet disputare?
A44384	Q. Nouns of place if they bee Appellatives, and proper names of great places, that signifie in, to, from or by a place, how shall they bee used?
A44384	Q. Quae est litera robustissima?
A44384	Q. Quando est dies longissimus?
A44384	Q. Quibus arboribus nunquam desluunt folia?
A44384	Q. Ubi est angustissima terra?
A44384	Q. Ubi sunt omnes mulieres bonae?
A44384	Qualis est caeli facies?
A44384	Quando prandebitur?
A44384	Quando profecturus es?
A44384	Quando repetes ludum literarium?
A44384	Quando ● ris doctus?
A44384	Quanti aestimas hunc librum?
A44384	Quanti constitit?
A44384	Quantum temporis abfuisti à maternis aedibus?
A44384	Quem librum legis?
A44384	Quem te dicam esse?
A44384	Qui ● us arboribus nunquam dés ● uunt foll ●?
A44384	Quid ad me attinet?
A44384	Quid affers mihi?
A44384	Quid agitis?
A44384	Quid causae fuit?
A44384	Quid clamitas?
A44384	Quid de te fiet?
A44384	Quid ego curo?
A44384	Quid ergò responderem praeceptori?
A44384	Quid habebas negotii?
A44384	Quid hoc sibi vult?
A44384	Quid ibi facturus?
A44384	Quid istic tumulti est?
A44384	Quid ità contrahis vultum?
A44384	Quid ità laetus es?
A44384	Quid mali feci?
A44384	Quid meâ refert?
A44384	Quid mihi tecum?
A44384	Quid negotii?
A44384	Quid prodieras?
A44384	Quid quaeris?
A44384	Quid rei est?
A44384	Quid si mediter?
A44384	Quid si sic?
A44384	Quid si sic?
A44384	Quid sibi vult ista tam subita muratio?
A44384	Quid sic exclamas?
A44384	Quid sic exclamas?
A44384	Quid te impellit?
A44384	Quid tibi deest?
A44384	Quid tibi videtur?
A44384	Quid tu ages?
A44384	Quid tu ais?
A44384	Quid tum postea?
A44384	Quid tuâ?
A44384	Quid vis faciam?
A44384	Quid vis mecum?
A44384	Quid vis mecum?
A44384	Quid vis?
A44384	Quid vobis videtur?
A44384	Quis dives est?
A44384	Quis isti ● est strepitus?
A44384	Quis nobis ludendi facultatem impetravit?
A44384	Quis pauper?
A44384	Quis pulsat fores?
A44384	Quis suggerit illi?
A44384	Quis tibi dedit?
A44384	Quis tibi erit side- jussor?
A44384	Quis tu es?
A44384	Quis venerit accersitum?
A44384	Quis ábstulit meum librum?
A44384	Quo lusu nos exercebimus?
A44384	Quo pignore contendes?
A44384	Quo vadis?
A44384	Quod erit pretium certaminis?
A44384	Quod est tibi nomen?
A44384	Quod prudentis opus?
A44384	Quod stulti proprium?
A44384	Quomodo vales?
A44384	Quot annos natus es?
A44384	Quot sunt literae?
A44384	Quota est hora?
A44384	Quâ de re?
A44384	Quî potest istud fieri?
A44384	Quî scis?
A44384	Quò nunc solus abis?
A44384	Quò properas?
A44384	R. Quando reddes?
A44384	Relative make the Antecedent ask the question who?
A44384	S. CUr vetuit vos Deus vesci ex omnibus arboribus pomarii?
A44384	S. Nuncquid vis aliud?
A44384	S. Quid times ubi nihil timendum est?
A44384	Satísne usus scalpello meo?
A44384	Say you so?
A44384	Scin''tu quota sit hora?
A44384	Sed quando afferes meliores pennas?
A44384	Sed quod sibi vult totus ille grex quem offendi veniens?
A44384	Shall I go with you?
A44384	Shall I hear you so oft?
A44384	Sic teipsum abjicies?
A44384	Sic ● ine doctus es?
A44384	Siccine doctus es?
A44384	Siccine edoctus es?
A44384	Siccine satís?
A44384	Sonuit, an nondum?
A44384	Stand straight, why doest thou go crooked Rectus s ● a, quid incedis curvus?
A44384	Substantive make the Adjective ask the question who?
A44384	The Accusative, which answereth to the question whom?
A44384	The D ● tive, which answereth to the question to whom?
A44384	The Genitive, which answereth to the question whose?
A44384	The Indicative, which telleth a thing, as, Amo I love; or asketh a question, as, Amas tu lovest thou?
A44384	The Nominative, which answereth to the question who?
A44384	Those book is this?
A44384	To whom do you speak?
A44384	Tu qu ● d discis?
A44384	Tu quid discis?
A44384	Ubi fuisti?
A44384	Ubi terrárum sumus?
A44384	Unde scirem ▪ Quando est profectus?
A44384	Unde venis?
A44384	Uter vicit?
A44384	Utrum mavis Oxoniae an Cantabrigiae studere?
A44384	Utrùm pedes an eques ivit?
A44384	Verbs of the Infinitive mood are set after Verbs or Adjectives: as, Vis fíeri díve ● ▪ Wilt thou bee made rich?
A44384	Vis me tibi comitem?
A44384	Vix scholam ingressus es,& jam de ludo loqueris?
A44384	WHat Adverbs govern a Nominative case?
A44384	WHat Impersonals govern a Ginitive case?
A44384	WHat bee the Grounds of Grammar?
A44384	WHat book doest thou read?
A44384	WHat case bee nouns put in that betoken part of time?
A44384	WHat case do Gerunds and Supines govern?
A44384	WHat doth the Construction treat of?
A44384	WHat is a Conjunction?
A44384	WHat is a Noun?
A44384	WHat is a Participle?
A44384	WHat is a Preposition?
A44384	WHat is a Verb?
A44384	WHat is an Adverb?
A44384	WHat is an Interjection?
A44384	WHat nouns govern a Genitive case?
A44384	WHat verbs govern a Nominative case?
A44384	Wast thou taught no better manners?
A44384	Wee have leav to play?
A44384	What Conjunctions couple like cases, and like moods and tenses?
A44384	What Impersonals govern a Dative case?
A44384	What Impersonals govern an Accusative case with the Preposition Ad?
A44384	What Impersonals govern an Accusative case?
A44384	What Impersonals govern an Accusative with a Genitive case?
A44384	What Prepositions are alwaies set in Composition?
A44384	What Pronouns bee of the first Declension?
A44384	What Pronouns bee of third Declension?
A44384	What Pronouns bee used of the second Declension?
A44384	What Rules are added to these?
A44384	What a clock is it?
A44384	What ado is there?
A44384	What are these?
A44384	What are verbs of the Infinitive mood set after?
A44384	What are you looking for?
A44384	What are you to do there?
A44384	What bee those Rules?
A44384	What belong''s to the parts of Speech undeclined?
A44384	What care I?
A44384	What case bee Nouns put in that signifie space between place and place?
A44384	What case bee nouns put in that signifie continued time?
A44384	What case govern Adverbs that are derived of Adjectives and Prepositions?
A44384	What case will Tenus have?
A44384	What cases do Participles govern?
A44384	What directions have you for makeing Latine?
A44384	What directions have you for parsing Latine?
A44384	What directions have you for righ ● writeing?
A44384	What do I care?
A44384	What do they treat of?
A44384	What do yee?
A44384	What do you bring mee?
A44384	What do you learn?
A44384	What do you think of it?
A44384	What do you think of it?
A44384	What doest thou learn?
A44384	What had you to do there?
A44384	What had you to do?
A44384	What harm have I don?
A44384	What have I to do with you?
A44384	What have you don with my ruler?
A44384	What if the monitor com?
A44384	What is a noun Adjective?
A44384	What is a noun Proper?
A44384	What is a noun Substantive?
A44384	What is a noun( Appellative, or) Common?
A44384	What is hee busie about?
A44384	What is that good for?
A44384	What is the Rule of the Question and Answer?
A44384	What is the Rule of the case of the Relative?
A44384	What is the Rule of the first Concord?
A44384	What is the Rule of the third Concord?
A44384	What is the later Supine put after?
A44384	What is the matter?
A44384	What is your business?
A44384	What is your name?
A44384	What matter is it to mee?
A44384	What matter is it to you?
A44384	What meaneth this?
A44384	What means this sudden alteration?
A44384	What mooved you?
A44384	What news?
A44384	What nois is there?
A44384	What nouns govern a Dative case?
A44384	What nouns govern an Ablative case?
A44384	What nouns govern an Accusative case?
A44384	What nouns have Comparison?
A44384	What of that?
A44384	What say you?
A44384	What shall I answer the master?
A44384	What shall wee play at?
A44384	What shall wee play at?
A44384	What shall wee play for?
A44384	What tenses are formed of the Preter- tens?
A44384	What things belong to a Pronoun?
A44384	What things belong to a Verb?
A44384	What things belong to the Infinitive mood?
A44384	What things of these hath a Pronoun of its own?
A44384	What things of these hath a Pronoun the same as a Noun hath?
A44384	What think you this book is worth?
A44384	What verbs belong to this Rule?
A44384	What verbs govern a Dative case?
A44384	What verbs govern a Genitive case?
A44384	What verbs govern an Ablative case?
A44384	What verbs govern an Accusative case?
A44384	What want you?
A44384	What was the reason?
A44384	What weather is it?
A44384	What will becom of you?
A44384	What will you stake?
A44384	What wilt thou do?
A44384	What words are added to these?
A44384	What would you have mee do?
A44384	What would you with mee?
A44384	When a question is asked, the answer must bee made by the same case, and tens, that the question is asked by: as, Cújus est fundus?
A44384	When is a noun put in the Ablative case absolute?
A44384	When is a word declined?
A44384	When is a word undeclined?
A44384	When shall wee have our dinner?
A44384	When went hee?
A44384	When will you bee a scholar?
A44384	When will you go?
A44384	When ● e com you?
A44384	Where are wee?
A44384	Where got you money?
A44384	Where have you been?
A44384	Where learn you the Rules to know Preterperfect- tenses& Supines of verbs?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which bee they?
A44384	Which of you?
A44384	Which parts of Speech bee undeclined?
A44384	Whither go you so fast?
A44384	Whither go you?
A44384	Who are of our side?
A44384	Who are you?
A44384	Who dare dispute with mee?
A44384	Who gave it you?
A44384	Who got us leav to play?
A44384	Who hath taken away my book?
A44384	Who hath won?
A44384	Who is poor?
A44384	Who is rich?
A44384	Who knock''s at the door?
A44384	Who prompt''s him?
A44384	Who will bee bound for you?
A44384	Whom should I say you are?
A44384	Whose ground is it?
A44384	Why are you so merrie?
A44384	Why came you forth?
A44384	Why do you ask that?
A44384	Why do you bawl so?
A44384	Why do you crie so?
A44384	Why do you frown so?
A44384	Why do you jog the seat?
A44384	Why do you not write?
A44384	Why do you speak so loud?
A44384	Why so?
A44384	Why so?
A44384	Will you do mee a kindeness?
A44384	Will you so debase your self?
A44384	Will you tell mee what I ask?
A44384	and cujas of who ● e side?
A44384	and cújas on whose side?
A44384	are you well?
A44384	case make the Verb ask the question who?
A44384	cújus whose?
A44384	habés ● e bonum atramentum?
A44384	num obsurduisti?
A44384	or From what?
A44384	or to what?
A44384	or what?
A44384	or what?
A44384	or what?
A44384	or what?
A44384	or what?
A44384	or what?
A44384	or whereof?
A44384	or ● what?
A44384	or, what?
A44384	or, ● hereof?
A44384	ubi pascuntur?
A44384	valésne?
A44384	what would you have?
A44384	which answereth to the question From whom?
A44372	10 Adversus quem locutus?
A44372	10 Jubes me residere?
A44372	10 Non tu debeas caput pectere, entequam venires ad ludum?
A44372	10 Non tu mihi potes expedire, quid nos velit?
A44372	10 Prae ceptor tuus intravit in ludum: tu rogas num fit tempus?
A44372	10 Qualis est in Rosa?
A44372	10 Quid deinde?
A44372	10 Qut non potuisti ergò audire campanam?
A44372	10 Quàm protervè verò?
A44372	10 Sonuit an nondum?
A44372	100 O insane, credis universo; tam tétricos esse quám tu et?
A44372	105 Tace, magister adest, si nos confabulantes deprehendat,& perconté ur quid respondeamus?
A44372	110 Quid si pudor me praepédiat, ut fit saepe, quo minūs ausim, quae volo, proloqui?
A44372	110 Quo alioqui ruerem nisi his tanquam septis coercérer?
A44372	115 Quae Pars orationis est Ultima?
A44372	115 Quomodo vero totum diem cousumis citra taedium?
A44372	130 Num satis estis instructi?
A44372	15 Amisisti scilicet cultellum?
A44372	15 Désipis núdius tértius lusimus; an i d éxcidit tibi?
A44372	15 Egóne?
A44372	15 Non auditis, quid praeceptor imperet?
A44372	15 Non tu potes expergisci, ni susciteris?
A44372	15 Quid mihi, gratiam habeas?
A44372	15 Quin eam interroges, quae cibos coxit?
A44372	15 Ubi sunt omnes mulieres bonae?
A44372	160 Quid tibi videntur?
A44372	165 Cujusmodi versic ulus est iste?
A44372	175 Dáctylus quot syllabas récipit?
A44372	180 Haeccine docent vos magistrivestri?
A44372	20 Acétum: E. What hath the Hollander brewed?
A44372	20 Cúrnam tu es tam sceleritus puer?
A44372	20 Die sodes, quo die?
A44372	20 Nunquid faciendum est, praeter solitum?
A44372	20 Quem te dicem esse?
A44372	20 Quid quaeritas?
A44372	20 Scitis, quid fecerit?
A44372	20 Vbi tu nactus es hunc cultellum?
A44372	25 Canis micturus cur pedem levat áltetum?
A44372	25 Cur etiam mihi dedit nomen ignominiosum?
A44372	25 Quid vendit Rex?
A44372	25 Vbi est indúcium?
A44372	25 Vtros?
A44372	30 Cùm ludendi tam sis cupidus, quid quaeso, tibi libet actitáre?
A44372	30 Non tu vis ut parentibus obsequamur?
A44372	30 Quis reliquias caeteras absumit?
A44372	30 Tot cyathos cervisiae tui parentes exhauriuns: non tantum possunt detráhere gutturi suo, ut emant pectinem?
A44372	30 Tu me jubes aliénas literas resignáre?
A44372	35 Adeoscelestus& mordax?
A44372	35 Curetiam non coquant bonam cer visiam?
A44372	35 Etiam petasónes,& caro salita?
A44372	35 Noras virum, qui te nuper alloquebátur in foro?
A44372	35 Oppidum est, an pagus Guerteum istud?
A44372	35 Quid istud est, quaeso, proverbium?
A44372	35 Ubi coêunt flumina?
A44372	40 Meritissin è. Sinmater ab est, quem salutas?
A44372	40 Non scis?
A44372	40 Quae merx máximè necessária?
A44372	40 Quid fecisti?
A44372	40 Vis mihi acquiescere?
A44372	40 Vnde vivitis autem?
A44372	45 Quid respondebas?
A44372	45 Quis i d faciet?
A44372	45 Ubi est divinum adjutórium praesentissimum?
A44372	5 De qua re conténditis, vos juvenes?
A44372	5 Dic sodes, ecquam hic èx erces artem?
A44372	5 Pisces?
A44372	5 Quamobrem?
A44372	5 Quando solet holus decequere?
A44372	5 Quid au igitur?
A44372	5 Quid magister malefécit tibi, ut sic in ● um destomachéris?
A44372	5 Quid opus scalis?
A44372	5 Quidais tandem?
A44372	5 Quonam, O bone, tam propere?
A44372	5 Sunt paráia omnia?
A44372	5 Tu me notaveris?
A44372	5 Ubi secébo autem?
A44372	5 Vis mihi diee: e quod te interrogo?
A44372	50 Gratis?
A44372	50 Qui formam illárum carpit?
A44372	50 Quid precar?
A44372	50 Quid tibi vidétur pila palmária?
A44372	55 Adeóne stulius es, ut alicui te in pérpetuam servitútem tradas nullo praemio?
A44372	55 An ego divináre póteram, quot essent futuri convivae?
A44372	55 Audes tu veró mercári res furtivas?
A44372	60 Caelibes sunt an mariti?
A44372	60 Ecquid magis praemium expetas, quám ego fero?
A44372	60 Nempe hoc assidué?
A44372	60 Quis sermo auditu gratissimus?
A44372	60 Quitus?
A44372	60 Sed cur tu dicis hunc esse cultrum furtivum?
A44372	65 Quid?
A44372	65 Tune servis pro alimonia tantum?
A44372	70 Non tibi libet equtiâre?
A44372	70 Quid facies?
A44372	70 Quot annos natus es?
A44372	75 Quid aliud, quaeso quám te nihil esse inertius, nihil somniculosius?
A44372	80 Quid si longus te morbus excoxerit?
A44372	80 Vbi?
A44372	85 Didicisti músicam?
A44372	85 Licet periculum tui facere?
A44372	85 Quare non est mihi continuè áspiciendus?
A44372	85 Quem, quaeso?
A44372	95 Non tibi facultas evagandi datur aliquando?
A44372	A pox take thee with the question?
A44372	A quo igitur es institútus?
A44372	About what doe you fall our, you youngsters?
A44372	Ad quos?
A44372	Adeóne verécundus de repente factus?
A44372	Ain''tu?
A44372	Aliisne verbis, quàm quibus caeteros hómines salutáre solémus?
A44372	Amant hi te?
A44372	An mihi non licet eum adire?
A44372	Angling, or fishing with the net?
A44372	Annon audivisti sónitum campanae?
A44372	Anortus jam?
A44372	Anus vulpes extat apud Erasmum: T. What kinde of verse is this?
A44372	Are they not cleanly enough?
A44372	Are you so villanous& biting?
A44372	Art thou such a foole, that thou wouldst yeeld thy self perpetually to serve any man for no reward?
A44372	At verò potes mihi expedire, cur ames?
A44372	At what a clock?
A44372	But how do you spend the whole day without tediousnesse?
A44372	But if your father shall come in after doe you not salute him?
A44372	But if your mother be away, whom doe you salute?
A44372	But remember this boyes, hereafter you shall not at all excuse your absence?
A44372	But whence come you so late and so nastie?
A44372	But whence had you it?
A44372	C. But how can you bee raised?
A44372	C. Do you see none of those things awanting here, which you have reckoned up?
A44372	C. Doe you not know?
A44372	C. Hath it struck, or not yet?
A44372	C. Is that the beginning of your prayers?
A44372	C. Mother: what a clock is it?
A44372	C. O you mad boy, do you think that all are so testy as you are?
A44372	C. What about?
A44372	C. What else I pray you then, that you are as sleepy as a dormous?
A44372	C. What should I be taught?
A44372	C. Where?
A44372	C. Whether?
A44372	C. Who cover''d this table   Quis hanc mensam adornavit?
A44372	C. Who should raise you?
A44372	C. Your master is gone into the schoole: and doe you ask whether it be time or no?
A44372	Chrysocéphalus quid promit?
A44372	Consecráte nobis mensam pueri, Vbi haeretis?
A44372	Cujusmodi Praeceptores habes illic?
A44372	Cujusmodi?
A44372	Cur ergò tam secúrè requiescis manè?
A44372	Cur ergò timere te dicis, ne te criminentur?
A44372	Cur igitur nunc hoc secisse arguor?
A44372	Cur latrant canes?
A44372	Cur me quoque inter cateros convivas, non vocasti?
A44372	Cur natant pisces?
A44372	Cur non adfuisti hodie?
A44372	Cur non émitis?
A44372	Cur non?
A44372	Cur ringeris?
A44372	Cur tu caeteris tardiùs venis ad ludum?
A44372	Cur vesluntur ánseres?
A44372	Curid quaeritas?
A44372	D Did you call me then?
A44372	D ▪ Why, what would you doe?
A44372	D. Alas, why do you let me sleep so long?
A44372	D. And what is that I pray you?
A44372	D. Could our master foreknow what weather would happen?
A44372	D. Have you not a mind to ride?
A44372	D. Have you not a mind to shoot?
A44372	D. Have you not a mind to swim?
A44372	D. Hold your peace, the master is here: if he should catch us talking, and ask us, what answer should we make?
A44372	D. How long is it since he went in?
A44372	D. How?
A44372	D. O strange I what a fine sport is that?
A44372	D. Seeing you are so desirous to play what, I pray you, have you a mind to doe?
A44372	D. Should you not salute me first?
A44372	D. What a clock is it then?
A44372	D. What do you say sir; are you taught no better manners?
A44372	D. What doe you say now?
A44372	D. What harm hath the master done you that you so storm against him?
A44372	D. What should I pray?
A44372	D. What would you have me tell you?
A44372	D. What, doth fishing please you?
A44372	D. What?
A44372	D. Who shall do that?
A44372	D. Why not?
A44372	D. Why so?
A44372	D. Why so?
A44372	De quibus?
A44372	Dic absolútè unde habes?
A44372	Dic amabo, ubi noctus e ● istum cultellum?
A44372	Dic, quo praesente?
A44372	Did any body hear it?
A44372	Did you call me?
A44372	Did you never speake English before?
A44372	Do I find you here?
A44372	Do you mock me?
A44372	Do you serve for meat and drink onely?
A44372	Do you understand?
A44372	E What is it at the Star?
A44372	E, Whence come you so late?
A44372	E. A pox take all the Brewers?
A44372	E. Connot you awake unlesse you be called up?
A44372	E. Do your parents drink so many jugs of beer, and can they not spare so much from their throat, as to buy a comb?
A44372	E. Heard you not the sound of the bell?
A44372	E. Is there none at the helmet?
A44372	E. VVhat doth the Golden- head draw?
A44372	E. VVhat is at the Moore?
A44372	E. What do they sell at the King?
A44372	E. What do they sell at the budget?
A44372	E. What doe I heare?
A44372	E. What is at the Rose?
A44372	E. What is awanting then?
A44372	E. Why could you not hear the bell then?
A44372	E. Why do they not brew good beer then?
A44372	E. Why so?
A44372	E. Will you get up earlier hereafter?
A44372	Ecquam habet cursuram?
A44372	Ecquem versiculum tenes memoriter?
A44372	Ecquid hobes, heus tu, quod est hujus?
A44372	Ecquid operae pretium fecisti in literis?
A44372	Ecquid placet, praeceptor observande, ut nostros mores jam formes?
A44372	Ecquid praeceptorem tuum amas?
A44372	Ecquis inter condiscipulos tuos est insignitèr doctus?
A44372	Ecquis inter vos est ludendi cúpidus?
A44372	Ecquis mecum audet disputáre?
A44372	Eheu, quid sinis me tam diu dormire?
A44372	Emisti?
A44372	Erga te, mendacissime?
A44372	Erige corpus modo somnus abscesserit?
A44372	Est audita?
A44372	Est in oenopólio?
A44372	Est ludi- magister in vestrâ domo?
A44372	Et scis ubi?
A44372	Eum timet?
A44372	F. But why doe you not ask to borrow a comb some where else then?
A44372	F. How much is this?
A44372	F. How much must I have again of it?
A44372	F. Must I come againe quickly, after I have delivered them?
A44372	F. Ought you not to comb your head before you come to schoole?
A44372	F. Shall I say nothing?
A44372	F. What if he be not at home?
A44372	F. What if he neither say I, nor nay?
A44372	F. What needs any letter?
A44372	F. What?
A44372	F. Why doe you not buy one?
A44372	F. Will you not be angry, if I confesse the truth?
A44372	From what trees do the leaves never fall?
A44372	G. And where do the dogs sit?
A44372	G. Is he at the Teverne?
A44372	G. What will you do there?
A44372	G. Will you heare?
A44372	G. With whom did he goe thither?
A44372	H, What will you doe?
A44372	H. And doe you know where?
A44372	H. And what then?
A44372	H. But doe you know how you sit?
A44372	H. But how will you change it?
A44372	H. Do you bid me to break open another mans letter?
A44372	H. Hath it any custome?
A44372	H. Have you not room enough there?
A44372	H. In a little booke?
A44372	H. VVho led you thither?
A44372	H. What have you done?
A44372	H. What is the businesse?
A44372	H. When?
A44372	H. Who call''s me?
A44372	H. Why then do you say you fear, lest it should complaine of you?
A44372	Habes thecam pennáriam sili?
A44372	Hamátilis, an reticulá ia?
A44372	Hast not thou another boyes knife?
A44372	Hiccine te reperio?
A44372	Ho, tel me, did any body mention me?
A44372	How can you lay up so much meate in one belly?
A44372	How doe you know?
A44372	How long agoe?
A44372	How long are you imployed in that reading?
A44372	Imo nunc lava pót?
A44372	In Galea, nulla?
A44372	In Mauro qualis?
A44372	In libello?
A44372	Intellxistis?
A44372	Is any of your school fellowes a very good schollar?
A44372	Is it up already?
A44372	Is the School- master at your house?
A44372	Is there any among you that hath a good mind to play?
A44372	Is there any one dare dispute with me?
A44372	Ita pauper est?
A44372	Jubes me conjectare tamen?
A44372	L. How early indeed?
A44372	L. What have I done?
A44372	L. What if I break them, when I begin to scrape them?
A44372	L. Where?
A44372	L. Where?
A44372	L. Which?
A44372	L. Whom should I say you are?
A44372	L. Why do you skip so?
A44372	L. Why so?
A44372	L. Would you have me beleeve you?
A44372	M. Can not you resolv me what he would with me?
A44372	M. Do you enquire for me, Nych sius?
A44372	M. VVhat If I aske one again when I have not well understood him?
A44372	M. VVhat remains after so many instructions?
A44372	M. What do you say then?
A44372	M. What every day thus forsooth?
A44372	M. Where are the names of them that are away?
A44372	M. Will you not have mee wash it?
A44372	Magnâ sunt eruditione?
A44372	Mater, quando prandébitur?
A44372	Mater, quota est hora?
A44372	May not I doe the same, that the little mice do?
A44372	May not I goe to him?
A44372	Mén''quaetis, Nichasi?
A44372	N What have I done?
A44372	N. Doe you promise you will do that so for me?
A44372	Nihil dant?
A44372	Non istud subolébi: praeceptori?
A44372	Non jaculári?
A44372	Non me jubes abluere?
A44372	Non me salutare débeas antea?
A44372	Non sunt satis pura?
A44372	Non tu cultrum aliénum habes?
A44372	Non?
A44372	Num tempus est?
A44372	Nunquam antehac protulis ● t vernaculū sermonem?
A44372	Nunquam ascendi equum D. Have you not a mind to hunt?
A44372	O But dare you buy stolne goods?
A44372	O Did you buy it?
A44372	O Of whom, I pray thee?
A44372	O Tel me plainly whence had you it?
A44372	O Whom I pray you?
A44372	O You will allow me to guesse it?
A44372	O. Doe you know what you ought to doe?
A44372	O. Doth he feare him?
A44372	O. Hast thou no leave given thee to gad abroad sometimes?
A44372	O. I pray you tell me, doe you practise any trade ● ere?
A44372	Obsecro, unde ego alioqui háuserim?
A44372	Of what years are you?
A44372	Omnésne?
A44372	On free cost?
A44372	On what day; or in what place?
A44372	P. But why did you say this is a stolne knife?
A44372	P. Can you desire any greater reward then I have?
A44372	P. Have you lost your knife then?
A44372	P. In other words, then we use to salute other men?
A44372	P. In what?
A44372	P. Nay rather I take what serves my turn of what I have a minde to?
A44372	P. This man hath sharpened me and informed me?
A44372	P. VVhither else should I run to my own ruine, unlesse I were kept in as it were by these sences?
A44372	P. What I?
A44372	P. What a one was it?
A44372	P. What do you thinke of me?
A44372	P. What doe you say?
A44372	P. What else?
A44372	P. What?
A44372	P. When?
A44372	Pennam eripuisti illi putro, N Why did he likewise cal me out of my name?
A44372	Possunt quidvis Latinè dicere?
A44372	Primum, secundū,& c. On my first second& c. What a clock is it?
A44372	Q VVhich is the best garment?
A44372	Q When is the day the longest?
A44372	Q Where are all women good?
A44372	Q Where do the rivers meet?
A44372	Q what sort of men is the j ● stest?
A44372	Q. VVhat comodity is the most necessary?
A44372	Q. VVhat enticeth a wolfe out of a Forrest?
A44372	Q. VVhat fruit is the most hurtfull?
A44372	Q. VVhat speech is most delightfull to be heard?
A44372	Q. VVhere do Foxes fart?
A44372	Q. VVhere is Gods help the most ready?
A44372	Q. VVhich ground is the best?
A44372	Q. VVhich is the comliest suite?
A44372	Q. VVhich is the first word from the beginning of the world?
A44372	Q. VVhich is the strongest Letter?
A44372	Q. VVho is most hatefull to women?
A44372	Q. VVhy are Geese pulled?
A44372	Q. VVhy do fishes swim?
A44372	Qoties per hebdó madem?
A44372	Quaeve sunt quotidiána alimenta?
A44372	Quales sunt tui condiscipuli?
A44372	Qualis erat?
A44372	Qualis in Stella?
A44372	Qualis primum?
A44372	Quam ab causam?
A44372	Quam dúdum intravit?
A44372	Quam ob causam?
A44372	Quam quaeso?
A44372	Quamdiu versátis in ealectione?
A44372	Quamdúdum?
A44372	Quamobrem?
A44372	Quando disces tandem?
A44372	Quando est dies longissimus?
A44372	Quando veró audivisti me loquentem Anglice?
A44372	Quando?
A44372	Quando?
A44372	Quando?
A44372	Quanti valet haec?
A44372	Quanti?
A44372	Quantum red ibit hinc mibi?
A44372	Quem notasti?
A44372	Qui scis?
A44372	Qui sic?
A44372	Qui vocaris?
A44372	Qui?
A44372	Quibus arbóribus nunquam desluunt solia?
A44372	Quicum abivit illuc?
A44372	Quid Ascopéra?
A44372	Quid ad me attinet, sudum sit an nebulosum?
A44372	Quid adest illi?
A44372	Quid affert mihi?
A44372	Quid coxit Bátavus?
A44372	Quid deest igitur?
A44372	Quid dicebat tibi?
A44372	Quid ea oratie sibi vult?
A44372	Quid ego audio?
A44372	Quid enim ● ● cere velis?
A44372	Quid facis ámplius?
A44372	Quid feci?
A44372	Quid fàcies?
A44372	Quid gestis?
A44372	Quid ibi facturus?
A44372	Quid igitur áccidit, ut huc studendi causâ advenias?
A44372	Quid imperas?
A44372	Quid ist ud tandem?
A44372	Quid lupum è faltu prolicit?
A44372	Quid me censes?
A44372	Quid narras?
A44372	Quid negotii?
A44372	Quid opus est tabellis?
A44372	Quid placet tibi?
A44372	Quid postea facis?
A44372	Quid praeterea?
A44372	Quid restat igitur?
A44372	Quid seci?
A44372	Quid si denuo rogitem, cum intellexi minus?
A44372	Quid si frangam, ubi occepi rádere?
A44372	Quid si me pater nec videat, nec alloquátur?
A44372	Quid si non sit domi?
A44372	Quid sibi vult principibus viris?
A44372	Quid sim edoctus?
A44372	Quid superest post tot praecepta?
A44372	Quid tu ais?
A44372	Quid tum postea?
A44372	Quid vi ●?
A44372	Quid vis primum?
A44372	Quid vis, ut dicam?
A44372	Quid vis?
A44372	Quid vobis vidétur púeri?
A44372	Quid vociferaris?
A44372	Quid ássoles facere?
A44372	Quid ésitas?
A44372	Quid, piscásio placet?
A44372	Quid?
A44372	Quid?
A44372	Quin mox ratiunculam subducimus?
A44372	Quin rogetis utendum aliundè péctinem?
A44372	Quin tu cibum petis, aut potum?
A44372	Quis ager optimus?
A44372	Quis babet signum vernaculi sermonis?
A44372	Quis fructus perniciosissimus?
A44372	Quis istic est strepitu''●, puer, quasi dominus absit?
A44372	Quis me vocat?
A44372	Quis muliéribus máximè invisus?
A44372	Quis parat ei cibos?
A44372	Quis te súscitet?
A44372	Quo scholasticum irè decet?
A44372	Quod est tibi nomen?
A44372	Quod est á condito mundo verbum primum?
A44372	Quod hominum genus est justissimum?
A44372	Quod vestimentum optimum?
A44372	Quomodo civibus& ipsi convenit?
A44372	Quomodo mutábis autem?
A44372	Quomodo pote tantum cibi cóndere in unam alvum?
A44372	Quot discipulos habent?
A44372	Quot horas dormivi?
A44372	Quota ergó est hora?
A44372	Quota est hora?
A44372	Quota horâ?
A44372	Quoties me jubes flectere genu?
A44372	Quotum annum agis?
A44372	Quàm tu mihi protervè respondes?
A44372	Quámobrem?
A44372	Quâ de re?
A44372	Quâ horâ?
A44372	Quòmodo quaeas verò suscitári?
A44372	Quómodo?
A44372	R Where got you this knife?
A44372	R. For how much?
A44372	R. Ho you firrha have you any thing that is this boyes?
A44372	R. Why should I not bee bold to say it when it is true?
A44372	R. Will you refer your selfe to me?
A44372	R. Would you know;   Vis scire?
A44372	S. Doth it please you good master, to teach us manners now?
A44372	S. Fishes?
A44372	S. Have you set me down?
A44372	S. How often would you have me make a leg?
A44372	S. How saucily, I pray you?
A44372	S. I doe not understand what that meaneth?
A44372	S. Now and then?
A44372	S. Say, who was there by?
A44372	S. Should I not speak aloud when he dare be bold to say such things openly?
A44372	S. To whom have I spoken?
A44372	S. To you, you errant lier?
A44372	S. VVhen?
A44372	S. VVhy may I not looke upon him constantly?
A44372	S. What if bashfulnesse hinder me, as it fals out often times, whereby I dare not spake out, what I would say?
A44372	S. Whether the right or the left?
A44372	S. Why so?
A44372	S. Would you have me sit down againe?
A44372	Say grace for us boys what do you stick on?
A44372	Say you so?
A44372	Scis veró quomodo sedeas?
A44372	Sed unde habes?
A44372	Si fefelléritis, quam poenam irrogábo?
A44372	Sin pater postea ingrediétur, non salútas?
A44372	So early?
A44372	Spondes i d mihi sic facturum?
A44372	Statim adiram?
A44372	Subinde?
A44372	T But she badelme, that I should ask you?
A44372	T. About what?
A44372	T. Are you sufficiently taught?
A44372	T. Can they say any thing what one will in Latine?
A44372	T. Can you say any verse by heart?
A44372	T. Did you know the man that spoke with you of late in the market place?
A44372	T. Do you know what he hath done?
A44372	T. Do you love your master?
A44372	T. Do you see this youth, boyes?
A44372	T. Do your masters teach you these things?
A44372	T. Doe they give him nothing?
A44372	T. Doe they love you?
A44372	T. Have you a pen and inke child?
A44372	T. Have you done any good at your learning?
A44372	T. How doth he and the citizens agree?
A44372	T. How many schollars have they?
A44372	T. How many sylables hath a Dactile foot?
A44372	T. Is he so poore?
A44372	T. Is that, that Wert, a good town or a countrey- village?
A44372	T. Mother, when shall I have my dinner?
A44372	T. No?
A44372	T. Of what sort?
A44372	T. Shall I make tryall of you?
A44372	T. Straitway fall into passion?
A44372	T. VVhat did you answer?
A44372	T. What doe you learn?
A44372	T. What meaneth chiefe men?
A44372	T. What meaneth that sentence?
A44372	T. What next?
A44372	T. What ones are your school- fellowes?
A44372	T. What part of speech is Ultima?
A44372	T. What remaines then?
A44372	T. What signifieth the last?
A44372	T. What would you have first?
A44372	T. Whereof doth it consist?
A44372	T. Whither is it fit for a scholar to goe?
A44372	T. Why do you stand to aske?
A44372	Tam manè?
A44372	Tell me of all loves, where gotst thou this knife?
A44372	To whom?
A44372	Tu me vocâsti?
A44372	Tu quando prandes?
A44372	Tu quid discis?
A44372	Tu scis quidte facere opo?
A44372	Ubi est ergo?
A44372	Ubi est terra angustissima?
A44372	Ubi praebent máximum lumen candelae?
A44372	Ubi?
A44372	Uib pedunt vulpes?
A44372	Ultimum quid significat?
A44372	Unde adfers istam?
A44372	Unde me jubes afferre?
A44372	V. Are all things ready?
A44372	V. Are they batchelours or married men?
A44372	V. Are they men of great learning, i e. great scholars?
A44372	V. At what a clock?
A44372	V. By whom then art thou taught?
A44372	V. How often in a weeke?
A44372	V. How so?
A44372	V. I beseech you, from whence else should I learn them?
A44372	V. What do they teach you   Quid docent vos?
A44372	V. What like masters have you there?
A44372	V. Whence is the infinitive Mood, placuisse governed, or upon what doth it depend?
A44372	V. Whither, O good Sir, so hastily?
A44372	V. Why doe you not ask her, who drest the meat?
A44372	V. Why should you thanke me?
A44372	VVhat is that Proverb, I pray you?
A44372	VVhence doe you bring it?
A44372	Vbi est?
A44372	Vbi nomina absentium?
A44372	Vbi verò sedent canes?
A44372	Vbi?
A44372	Verùm quis notáv it?
A44372	Videtis hunc adolescentem, pueri?
A44372	Vis audire qualis fucrat?
A44372	Vis ut credam tibi?
A44372	Vis ut credam?
A44372	Vnae constat ille?
A44372	Vocásti me scilicet?
A44372	Vtra?
A44372	Vtraque?
A44372	Vtrum?
A44372	What a one first?
A44372	What all?
A44372	What are you called?
A44372	What are you wo nt to doe?
A44372	What do you else?
A44372	What doe you after?
A44372	What doe you live on then?
A44372	What doe you say when you goe in?
A44372	What doe you thinke boyes?
A44372	What doe you thinke of them?
A44372	What doe you use to eat?
A44372	What doth he?
A44372	What if my father doe neither see me, nor speak to me?
A44372	What if you should lye lingering on a long disease?
A44372	What is that to me, whether it be fair weather or foul?
A44372	What is your command?
A44372	What is your name?
A44372	What need is there of any ladders?
A44372	What punishment shal I instict upon you, in case you deceive me?
A44372	What will you doe?
A44372	What will you give me if I grant you leave to play?
A44372	What would you?
A44372	What, I pray you?
A44372	When do you dine your selfe?
A44372	When doth she use to make pottage?
A44372	When wil you learn one at last?
A44372	Where do candles give the greatest light?
A44372	Where is he then?
A44372	Where is my shirt?
A44372	Where is the earth the narrowest?
A44372	Who gets his meate ready for him?
A44372	Who is with him?
A44372	Who spends the other that is left?
A44372	Whom have you set down?
A44372	Why come you later then the teste to the schoole?
A44372	Why do you grin?
A44372	Why do you not aske rather for meat or drink?
A44372	Why do you speak so loud?
A44372	Why doe dogs bark?
A44372	Why doe we not call a reckoning presently?
A44372	Why doth a dog, being to piss, hold up one leg?
A44372	Why so?
A44372	Why then am I now blamed for having done so?
A44372	Will you heare what a one it was?
A44372	Will you tell me what I ask you?
A44372	Would you have me believe you?
A44372	Would you not have us to obey our parents?
A44372	alias aliud adfers; Quid vero nunc profers in excusationem tui?
A44372	audire?
A44372	but when did you heare mee speake English?
A44372	dexterumne, an sinistrum?
A44372	dic ci ò. G. Whither go you so fast   Quò properas?
A44372	doth not wrastling like you?
A44372	ho you sirrah:   Unde venis tam seró?
A44372	how many there would be at the Table?
A44372	lúbes me caeteros recitare?
A44372	ne?
A44372	no?
A44372	num te lucta delectat?
A44372	of one, two, ten,& c. 71 Quot annorum es?
A44372	or what is your daily sustenance?
A44372	senex adolescentulo praesertim ob nullum officium?
A44372	should an old mā thanke a boy especially for no service?
A44372	sicine doctus es?
A44372	teat?
A44372	ubi igitur?
A44372	ubi vestitus interim?
A44372	unius, duorum, decem,& c. What yeare are you going on?
A44372	what is your pleasure?
A44372	where is your apparell in the meane time?
A44372	where then?
A44372	you bring sometimes one thing and sometimes another, but what have you now to say for your selfe?
A48527	& spatium loci respondens ad quaestionem factam per Quantum?
A48527	A Note of Interr ● gation, thus,(?)
A48527	Ad quam regulam specialem pertinet?
A48527	Adeò, ideò, ità, sic, tam, talis, tantus, tot, tantum abest,& c?
A48527	After one hath found out the Principal Verb, what must he then do?
A48527	After what Verbs may Ut be also used?
A48527	An credis hanc anum tam deliram futuram esse?
A48527	And how are the Common Names of Places( i. e ▪ Nouns Substantives common, denoting place) uttered?
A48527	And in what Case is the space of a place put answering to Quantum, How much or how far?
A48527	Are all Interjections imperfect V ● ices?
A48527	Are all Verbs in ● o of the second Conjugation?
A48527	Are n ● t some Adverbs compared?
A48527	Are not Verbs of the Infinitive sometimes put absolutely and figuratively?
A48527	Are there any Exceptions to this Rule?
A48527	Are there any more of the Letters quiescent?
A48527	Are there any other Verbs that govern an Ablative?
A48527	Are there no Exceptions from this Rule?
A48527	Are there no Exceptions from this Rule?
A48527	Are there no Exceptions on this Rule?
A48527	Are there no Exceptions, but that a, of the first Conjugation must be long?
A48527	Are there no Redundants of other Declensions, besides those of the second and fourth Declension?
A48527	Are there no other Feminines that want the Plural Number?
A48527	Are there not many Nouns and Verbs undeclined?
A48527	Are there not many Verbs in io, which are not of the fourth Conjugation?
A48527	Are there not some Datives of Nouns Substantives used adverbially?
A48527	Are these all the more usual sort of Verse?
A48527	Before you examine the following Parts of the Syntaxis, be pleased to tell me, to how many Heads the examination of any declined word may be reduced?
A48527	But are there not some Prepositions, that are never found but when they are compounded with Verbs?
A48527	But do not Poets often use the Accusative Cases of Nouns Adjectives of the Neuter Gender in both Numbers for Adverbs?
A48527	But have we not many English words in which several Letters are quiescent, or not pronounced?
A48527	But how can hic, ille, iste, and is be Demonstratives and Relatives too?
A48527	But how can it be, that Passives have an Imperative Mood, seeing that a Passion can not be commanded?
A48527	But how do Cedo, vado, rado,& c. make their Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	But how many ways are Participles changed into Nouns?
A48527	But may not some Impersonals become Personals?
A48527	But may not some of them sometimes have the Plural Number?
A48527	But may there not be same Exceptions made on these Rules of the Accents?
A48527	But may they not couple sometimes divers Cases?
A48527	But of what quantity are Ablatives in a, and Numerals of Nouns of Number in ginta?
A48527	But what Nouns of the fifth Declension are excepted?
A48527	But what is the meaning of this Rule, Haec sed ui mutant in sum?
A48527	But what say you of Natus, commodus, incommodus, utilis, inutilis, vehemens, par, aequalis?
A48527	But what say you of Verbs doubling the Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	But why do you chuse to call this Mood the Subjunctive, rather than either the Optative or Potential?
A48527	But will they always have a Nominative after them when they have it before them?
A48527	Can all Verbs govern an Infinitive Mood after them?
A48527	Can not a Verb Neuter, seeing it ends in( O) as well as a Verb Active, take( R) to make it a Passive?
A48527	Can unus, signifying but one, have the Plural Number?
A48527	Conjugation?
A48527	Do all Nouns of the Singular Number speak but of One?
A48527	Do all other Nouns Participials require a Genitive Case?
A48527	Do all these always govern a Genitive Case?
A48527	Do none of the Prepositions serve to a Genitive?
A48527	Do none of these that are excepted, ever make their Preterperfect Tense in ivi, according to the Rule of the fourth Conjugation?
A48527	Do the Periphrastical Tenses of the Passive Voice vary their Gender according to their N ● minative and Substantive?
A48527	Do they change their Gender?
A48527	Do you accuse me of Theft, or Murther, or both?
A48527	Dost thou love?
A48527	Emphasis est cum plùs significamus quàm expressè dicimus; ut, tu audes ista loqui, cantando tu illum?
A48527	Fa ●, nil, nihil, instar, cornu, genu, gummi, frugi?
A48527	Haec habeo, lateo,& c. wherein Compound Verbs differ from the Simple?
A48527	Have Impersonals a Nominative Case before them?
A48527	Have you no more Prepositions but those that serve to the aforesaid Cases?
A48527	Hordea, farra, ● orum,& c?
A48527	Hostis habet muros, pro hostes habent Q. Quid est Hellen ● sinus in Et ● mologiâ?
A48527	How and from whence do we form their Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	How are Adjectives of one ending, and Participles of the Present tense declined?
A48527	How are Adjectives of two endings declined?
A48527	How are Impersonals put?
A48527	How are Pronouns divided according to their Species?
A48527	How are Verbs Deponents declined?
A48527	How are ille and ipse declined?
A48527	How are is and qui declined?
A48527	How are noster, and tuus, suus, vester declined?
A48527	How are quis and quid declined?
A48527	How are quòd and ut distinguished in making Latin, for both signifie that?
A48527	How are such Participles as are changed into Nouns called?
A48527	How are the Proper Names of great Places used, to wit, of Countries, Islands, and Provinces?
A48527	How are the Signs of the Cases delivered in short?
A48527	How are the second sort of Defectives in Case called?
A48527	How are the third Persons of the Imperative Mood Active and ● assive, ending in to, and tor, called by Grammarians?
A48527	How are the third sort of Defectives in Case called?
A48527	How are these Eight Parts of Speech divided?
A48527	How are these formed of the Preterperfect Tense of the Indicative Mood?
A48527	How are these four kinds of Participles dec ● ined?
A48527	How are they declined?
A48527	How are they declined?
A48527	How comes it to pass that one Substantive oftentimes agrees with another Substantive in the same Case?
A48527	How comes nihil to be a Noun when it signifies nothing?
A48527	How differ your Persons in Verbs from Persons in Nouns and P ● ● nouns?
A48527	How do all other Nouns in( 〈 ◊ 〉) form their Superlative Degree?
A48527	How do the three Gerunds end?
A48527	How do the two Supines end?
A48527	How do these five sorts of Verbs differ one from another?
A48527	How do you compare the said three Degrees of Comparison?
A48527	How do you decline Articles together and severally with a Noun?
A48527	How do you decline Gerunds, and what are they, are they Verbs or Participles?
A48527	How do you decline them?
A48527	How do you know the kinds of Participles?
A48527	How doth a Verb Common end, which you say is out of use?
A48527	How doth a Verb Deponent end?
A48527	How doth a Verb Neuter end?
A48527	How doth a Verb Neuter signifie?
A48527	How doth it d ● ffer from a Noun?
A48527	How doth it differ from Orthoepia?
A48527	How doth it signifie?
A48527	How doth it signifie?
A48527	How doth the Genitive Case singular of each of the declensions end?
A48527	How is Duo declin''d?
A48527	How is Prosodia divided?
A48527	How is Quisquis declined?
A48527	How is a Noun Adjective of three terminations declined?
A48527	How is a Verb Active known?
A48527	How is a Verb Deponent declined?
A48527	How is a Verb Passive known?
A48527	How is c pronounced or spelt before a, e, ae, oe i, y, o, u?
A48527	How is g spelt or pronounced before an e, or i, and how before a, o, and u?
A48527	How is hic declined?
A48527	How is iste declined?
A48527	How is meus then declined?
A48527	How is the Sup ● ne of a Simple Verb known, being the Third Part of As in praesenti?
A48527	How is the quantity of syllables known, and by how many manner of ways?
A48527	How know you a Participle of the Future in Rus, and whence is it formed?
A48527	How know you a Participle of the Future in dus, and whence is it formed?
A48527	How know you a Participle of the Present Tense?
A48527	How know you a Participle of the Present or Preter Tense Passive, and whence is it formed?
A48527	How know you the Ablative Case?
A48527	How know you the Accusative Case?
A48527	How know you the Dative Case?
A48527	How know you the Genitive Case?
A48527	How know you the Infinitive Mood?
A48527	How know you the Subjunctive Mood?
A48527	How know you the Vocative Case?
A48527	How know you the quantity of words that end in s?
A48527	How many Articles are there, and whence are they borrowed?
A48527	How many Breathings or Spirits are there?
A48527	How many Cases are there?
A48527	How many Concords or Agreements are there?
A48527	How many Conjugations have Verbs?
A48527	How many Declensions may Adjectives be said to have?
A48527	How many Declensions of Nouns are there?
A48527	How many Declensions of Pronouns are there?
A48527	How many Degrees of Comparison are there?
A48527	How many Dipthongs are there?
A48527	How many Examples have you to decline and conjugate all perfect Verbs by?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there from these regular and general Rules of Comparison?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there from this Rule?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there under this Rule?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there under this second Special Rule?
A48527	How many Exceptions are there under this third Special Rule?
A48527	How many Exceptions have you from this Rule?
A48527	How many Genders are there?
A48527	How many General Rules are there for the declining of Nouns Substantives Proper?
A48527	How many Letters are there in the Latin Tongue?
A48527	How many Masculine Exceptions hath it?
A48527	How many Moods are there?
A48527	How many Mutes are there?
A48527	How many Numbers are there?
A48527	How many Parts of Grammar are there?
A48527	How many Parts, or how many sorts of Words are there in the Latin Tongue or Speech?
A48527	How many Persons are there in Verbs?
A48527	How many Persons hath a Pronoun?
A48527	How many Pronoun Adjectives?
A48527	How many Pronoun Derivatives are there, and why are they so called?
A48527	How many Pronoun Relatives are there?
A48527	How many Pronoun Substantives are there?
A48527	How many Pronoun- Primitives are there?
A48527	How many Pronouns are there?
A48527	How many Rules are there for the declining of Nouns Adjectives?
A48527	How many Rules of Masculine Exceptions not encreasing are there?
A48527	How many Special Rules have you to know the Gender by the encrea ● ● ng or not encreasing of the G ● ni ● ive Case?
A48527	How many Tenses or Times are there?
A48527	How many are declined?
A48527	How many are of the first sort, that according to different Terminations are of different Genders?
A48527	How many are undeclined?
A48527	How many fold are the Rules?
A48527	How many fold are these half Vowels?
A48527	How many fold is Government?
A48527	How many fold is a Letter as to it s found?
A48527	How many fold is a Noun Adjective from its manner of signifying?
A48527	How many fold is a Noun Substantive, according to its signification?
A48527	How many fold is a Pronoun?
A48527	How many fold is a Syllable?
A48527	How many fold is a Tone or an Accent?
A48527	How many fold is the plain or analogous Syntaxis?
A48527	How many half Vowels are there, and what is a half Vowel?
A48527	How many kind of Participles are there?
A48527	How many kinds of Epicenes are there?
A48527	How many kinds of Verbs Personals are there?
A48527	How many manner of ways is a Pronoun us''d?
A48527	How many of th ● se Primitives may also be called Relatives?
A48527	How many of the Parts of Speech are declined with case, and how many without case?
A48527	How many serve to an Ablative?
A48527	How many serve to an Accusative?
A48527	How many sold is a Consonant in Latin?
A48527	How many sorts are redundant in the Nominative Case?
A48527	How many sorts are there of Deficient Heteroclites?
A48527	How many sorts o ● Redundants are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Conjunctions are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Derivatives are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Feet are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Heteroclites or Irregular Nouns are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Nouns Heteroclites are there that change their Gender and Declension?
A48527	How many sorts of Nouns are there?
A48527	How many sorts of Proper Names are there of the Feminine Gender?
A48527	How many sorts of Proper Names are there of the Masculine Gender?
A48527	How many sorts of Redundant Substantives are there?
A48527	How many things belong to a Noun?
A48527	How many things belong to a Pronoun?
A48527	How many things belong to a Verb?
A48527	How many things do you observe in this Second Part of Propria quae Maribus?
A48527	How many ways may Prepositions be changed into Adverbs?
A48527	How many 〈 ◊ 〉 of Adverbs are th ● re?
A48527	How many- fold is a Verb?
A48527	How many- fold is an Adjective, according to its declining?
A48527	How may I know which are Intransitive Verbs?
A48527	How may a Verb Impersonal of the Passive Voice signifie?
A48527	How may one come to know every kind of Verb, and what Tense it is of?
A48527	How may one know of what declension a Pronoun is?
A48527	How may one know the Gend ● r in Pronoun Substantives?
A48527	How may one know the quantity of the middle syllables, and what syllables are reckoned to be the middle syllables?
A48527	How may the Cases be known one from the other?
A48527	How may the Genders of Nouns be known?
A48527	How may the four Conjugations be known asunder?
A48527	How may this Mood, or Figurative Way of Speaking be resolved?
A48527	How may 〈 ◊ 〉 know Adverbs?
A48527	How shall the Nominative Case be set in Making or Construing Latin?
A48527	How then doth the Genitive Case of each Declension end, and how do all the rest of the Cases end that proceed from those Genitives?
A48527	If a Question be asked by Cujus, ● a, jum; as, Whose Saying is this?
A48527	If the Present Tense end in po, how must the Preterperfect Tense end?
A48527	If the Present Tense end in quo, how doth the Preterperfect Tense end?
A48527	In declining and conjugating of Verbs, what am I chiefly to mind?
A48527	In these two parts, we use these or the like Forms of Speech: Nam, Enim, Erenim, Quippe, Nimirum, quid enim?
A48527	In what Case are the Proper Names of Cities and Towns put in, when they signifie moving to a place, and answer to the Question Quo, Whither?
A48527	In what Case is it put answering to the Question, How long?
A48527	In what Case is the Term or Word of Time put, answering to the Question When?
A48527	Into how many Parts is the Accidence divided?
A48527	Into how many Parts may Propria quae Maribus be divided?
A48527	Into how many Parts may it be divided?
A48527	Into how many Voices are these Examples formed?
A48527	Is a Hand a Noun?
A48527	Is a Vowel before two Consonants in the same word always long?
A48527	Is every w ● rd ending in Ing, a Participle of the Present Tense?
A48527	Is it always set before the Verb?
A48527	Is not the Subjunctive used sometimes instead of the Imp ● ● ative?
A48527	Is the first Verb always the Principal Verb?
A48527	Is there no Exception on this Rule?
A48527	Is there no exception?
A48527	Is there no other Rule for an Ablative Case?
A48527	It is a Mood that shews a Reason true or false; as Ego amo, I love; or else asks a Question and doubteth, as, Amas tu, Dost thou love?
A48527	May all Adverbs be compared?
A48527	May not Gerunds elegantly be turned into Nouns Adjectives?
A48527	May not s and u be added to Liquids?
A48527	May there not divers cases be put to the same Verb?
A48527	May these Verbs have no other Case of the Crime?
A48527	Must not the same Way and Method be used when a Latin is to be construed or turned into English, as when an English is given to be made into Latin?
A48527	Must one always thus seek out the Nominative Case?
A48527	My Neighbours, What do Boys do in the School?
A48527	No: For, 1. if a Question be asked; as, Am ● stu?
A48527	No; for it governs sometimes an Accusative?
A48527	Now we have done with single Letters, I pray, what must he do that will Spell right, and Write true Orthography?
A48527	Of old they were wo nt to govern the same Case as the Verb whence they were derived; as, Quid tibi hanc curatio est rem?
A48527	Of what Gender are all Nouns of the fifth Declension?
A48527	Of what Gender is every Noun that ● ndeth in um?
A48527	Of what Gender is every wor ● that d ● th not alter its Termination?
A48527	Of what are Gerunds in do governed?
A48527	Of what are Gerunds in dum governed?
A48527	Of what do Feet consist?
A48527	Of what is the Comparative Degree formed?
A48527	Of what quantity are words that end in i?
A48527	Operae, Custodiae, Copiae, Vigiliae, Excubiae, Curae?
A48527	PRopria urbium& oppidorum quae in loco significant,& respondent ad quaestionem, Vbi?
A48527	Per quam regulam?
A48527	Propria urbium& oppidorum ubi motus ad locum significatur,& ad quaestionem Quo?
A48527	Propria urbium& ● ppidorum à loco aut per locum significantia& ad quaestionem, unde aut Quâ?
A48527	Purge, Quit, or Assoil?
A48527	Q What doth üo make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	Q What if the Present Tense ends in ecto?
A48527	Q Why so?
A48527	Q. Cujus Casus, generis& numeri est?
A48527	Q. Cujus Casûs, Numeri& Personae est haec dictio?
A48527	Q. Cujus Generis est?
A48527	Q. Cujus Modi est& Temporis?
A48527	Q. Cujus generis sunt omnia pronomina?
A48527	Q. Cujus gradus Comparationis est?
A48527	Q. Cujus vel quotae declinationis?
A48527	Q. D ● es Comparison belong to all Nouns?
A48527	Q. Doth Valeo always govern an Ablative Case of the price?
A48527	Q. Hatb every Mood and Tense three Persons in both Numbers?
A48527	Q. Hath this Rule no Exceptions?
A48527	Q. PRopositâ voce quid faciendum est?
A48527	Q. QVid est Figura?
A48527	Q. Quae est haec particula?
A48527	Q. Quae pars orationis est proxima sc?
A48527	Q. Quae particula est haec quoque?
A48527	Q. Quae particula est haec?
A48527	Q. Quaenam aliae responsiones aliquando redduntur?
A48527	Q. Quaenam dicuntur vitia vocis& orationis& quomodo distinguuntu ●?
A48527	Q. Quaenam sunt Syntaxeos Figurae quae in Regimine inveniuntu ●?
A48527	Q. Quaenam& quot sunt Pronomen Substantiva& Adjectiva?
A48527	Q. Quale Adjectivum est hoc quoad significationem?
A48527	Q. Quale Adjectivum est quoad inflexionem?
A48527	Q. Quale Adverbium est?
A48527	Q. Quale Nomen est quoad Speciem& Figuram?
A48527	Q. Quale genus Verbi est hoc?
A48527	Q. Quale pronomen est hoc in praelectione tuâ?
A48527	Q. Qualis est haec Praepositio?
A48527	Q. Quare est Subjunctivi Modi?
A48527	Q. Quare est talis Casûs?
A48527	Q. Quen ● ● ● Figurae 〈 ◊ 〉 vel spectantur ratione Con ● ● nientiae in partibus declinabilibus?
A48527	Q. Quibus casibus inserviunt Praepositiones?
A48527	Q. Quid est Anastrophe?
A48527	Q. Quid est Antistolcon, s ● ● Ant ● thesis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Aphaeresis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Apocope?
A48527	Q. Quid est Archai ● mus?
A48527	Q. Quid est Archaismus in Etymologiâ?
A48527	Q. Quid est Asyndeton?
A48527	Q. Quid est Ellypsis quae dicitur Figura Syntaxeos in detractione?
A48527	Q. Quid est Enallage in Etymologiâ?
A48527	Q. Quid est Enallage, quae est Figura Syntaxeos in immutatione?
A48527	Q. Quid est Epenthesis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Hellenismus seu Graecismus in Syntaxi?
A48527	Q. Quid est Hendiadis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Hysteron Proteron sive Hysterologia?
A48527	Q. Quid est Metathesis?
A48527	Q. Quid est Parag ● ge?
A48527	Q. Quid est Participium?
A48527	Q. Quid est Pleonasmus?
A48527	Q. Quid est Polysindeton?
A48527	Q. Quid est Prolepsis seu Praesumptio?
A48527	Q. Quid est Pronomen?
A48527	Q. Quid est S ● noope?
A48527	Q. Quid est Substantivum Communes seu Apellativum?
A48527	Q. Quid est Substantivum?
A48527	Q. Quid est Syllepsis seu Conceptio Laetine dicta?
A48527	Q. Quid est Synchisis seu Hyperbaton?
A48527	Q. Quid est Synecdoche quae ad Hypallagen referri potest?
A48527	Q. Quid est Synthesis?
A48527	Q. Quid est haec particula sc?
A48527	Q. Quid est ● ● esis?
A48527	Q. Quid sunt Inseperabiles Praep ● sitiones?
A48527	Q. Quid sunt participia omnia?
A48527	Q. Quo ● ● unt Figurae Etymslogiae?
A48527	Q. Quomodo Accident is immutatio dici solet?
A48527	Q. Quomodo comparatur?
A48527	Q. Quomodo inflectis?
A48527	Q. Quomodo inflectis?
A48527	Q. Quomodo spectatur Figura Syntaxeos ratione Convenientiae?
A48527	Q. Quomodo vocis immutatio dicitur?
A48527	Q. Quomodo& quibus Figuris figuratur Syntaxis ratione Convenientiae in partibus indeclimibilibus?
A48527	Q. Quot accidunt Participio?
A48527	Q. Quot accidunt nomini?
A48527	Q. Quot participia veniunt à Verbis Deponentibus?
A48527	Q. Quot participia veniunt à Verbis Passivis?
A48527	Q. Quot sunt Figurae Orthographi ●?
A48527	Q. Quot sunt species Participiorum?
A48527	Q. Quot sunt species Pronominum?
A48527	Q. Quot sunt tempora Participiorum?
A48527	Q. Quot up ● ● ces sunt Figurae Syntaxeos?
A48527	Q. Quot ● plices sunt Figurae Grammaticae?
A48527	Q. Quotuplex est Conceptio seu Syllepsis?
A48527	Q. Quotuplex est Pronomen?
A48527	Q. Quotuplex est directa Conceptio?
A48527	Q. Quotuplex est gradus Comparationis?
A48527	Q. Si sit nomen quale nomen est?
A48527	Q. Si sit nomen vel Verbum,( nam hae sunt principales partes orationis) quid faciendum est?
A48527	Q. Vnde formatur?
A48527	Q. Whence is a Participle of the Present Tense formed?
A48527	Q. Whence is it formed, and what is the Sign thereof?
A48527	Q: Quid est Hypallage quae est altera species Aenallages?
A48527	Quare mutatur Consonans vel Vocalis?
A48527	Quid gladium demens ● omana stringis in ora?
A48527	Quid tibi nos mendice homo tactio est?
A48527	Quid tibi nos mendice homo tactio est?
A48527	Quis gremio Enceladi doctique Palaemonis adfert Quantum Grammaticus meruit labor?
A48527	R. Ad primam, secundam, tertiam,& c. Q. Quomodo s ● is?
A48527	R. Est Adverbium, Temporis, Loci, Quantitatis, Qualitatis, Numeri, Negandi, Affirmandi, Demonstrandi, Ordinis,& c. Q. Quot sunt accidentia Adverbio?
A48527	R. Est,& c. Q. Quare?
A48527	R. Primae, secundae,& c. Q. Vnde dignoscitur declinatio?
A48527	R. Quatuor, significatio, Comparatio, species& Figura?
A48527	R. Regitura Conjunctione:& cohaereret cum Nominativo,& c. Q. Quare est Infinitivi?
A48527	R. ● st M. F. N. C. D. G. Q. Si sit Substantivum Proprium, Quale est Proprium?
A48527	Sed haec omnesque Figurae Grammaticales ad Pleonasmum, Ellipsin,& Enallagen reduci possunt, Q. Quid est Prothesis?
A48527	Seeing Orthographia teacheth us with what Letters every Syllable and Word are to be writ, what is a Letter?
A48527	Some Verbs are said to be Transitive, others Intransitive, how may I know which is which?
A48527	Spatium temporis respondens ad quaestionem factam per Quamdiu?
A48527	TErminus temporis respondens ad quaestionem factam per Quando, quid sit factum?
A48527	Take the Case following the Verb, by asking whom, or what?
A48527	Tense?
A48527	The Construction of which, of the undeclined Parts of Speech, doth now remain?
A48527	The cause, by Quare, Wherefore, for what cause or reason?
A48527	The instrument answers to the Question made, by Quocum, With what?
A48527	The manner of doing, by Quomodo, How or by what means?
A48527	The price of the thing answers to Quanti, For how much, or how great a price?
A48527	They are, an, ne, utrum, whether; ne ● ne, anne, whether or no; nonne ▪ is it not so?
A48527	To what Impersonals is the Preposition ad properly added?
A48527	Under how many Heads may Syntaxis thus divided he considered?
A48527	Vapulo, vaeneo, liceo, exulo, fio?
A48527	Verba haec simpli ● ia?
A48527	Verbalia in io antiquè regebant casum verbi unde derivata erant; ut, Quid tibi hanc curatio est rem?
A48527	Vnde componitur?
A48527	Vnde derivatur?
A48527	WHAT doth Propria quae Maribus contain, and to what part of Grammar doth it belong?
A48527	WHAT is the Accidence, and why is it so called?
A48527	WHat Part of Grammar is that which teacheth us to make and speak Latin?
A48527	WHat doth As in Praesenti contain?
A48527	WHat doth Quae genus contain?
A48527	WHat is Grammar?
A48527	WHat is Prosodia?
A48527	What Adjectives are there besides of three terminations that are otherwise declin''d?
A48527	What Adjectives govern an Ablative Case, or a Genitive of the thing?
A48527	What Adjectives govern an Accusative and sometimes a Genitive or Ablative?
A48527	What Adverbs derived an Accusative Case?
A48527	What Adverbs govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What Adverbs require a Genitive Case?
A48527	What Adverbs 〈 ◊ 〉 there of Number?
A48527	What Article hath the Doubtful Gender, and what belongs it to?
A48527	What Article hath the Epicene Gender?
A48527	What Articles hath the Common of three, and what doth it belong to?
A48527	What Articles hath the Common of two, and what belongs it to?
A48527	What Case are plùs, ampliùs, and minùs, joyned to?
A48527	What Case do Adverbs govern?
A48527	What Case do Gerunds and Supines govern?
A48527	What Case do Hem and Apage govern?
A48527	What Case do Heus and Ohe govern?
A48527	What Case do Participles govern when they are changed into Nouns?
A48527	What Case do Participles of Verbs Passives commonly govern?
A48527	What Case do Pronouns want?
A48527	What Case do Reminiscor, obliviscor, recordor, and memini govern?
A48527	What Case do they govern?
A48527	What Case do ullus, alius, alter, uter, and neuter lack or want; and how are they declined?
A48527	What Case doth Poti ● r govern?
A48527	What Case have Gerunds in di sometimes, instead of the Case of their Verbs?
A48527	What Case is of the second Person?
A48527	What Case is that which is called Octavus Casus?
A48527	What Case is that which is called the Rectus Casus?
A48527	What Case shall the casual word be, which comes next after the Verb, and answers to the Question, Whom or What, made by the Verb?
A48527	What Case will Adverbs of the Comparative and Superlative Degree have?
A48527	What Case will Nouns of Diversity govern?
A48527	What Case will Participles govern?
A48527	What Case, or where then is the Seventh Case?
A48527	What Cases do Conjunctions govern, being the next in order?
A48527	What Cases do Interjections govern?
A48527	What Cases do Prepositions govern?
A48527	What Cases do Prepositions serve to?
A48527	What Cases do Proh, ah and vah govern?
A48527	What Cases do Substantives govern?
A48527	What Cases else may aestimo govern?
A48527	What Cases will Paenitet, taedet, miseret, miserescit, pudet, piget, govern?
A48527	What Cases will all Nouns of the fisth Declension have in the Plural Number, and what is the Rule?
A48527	What Conjunctions do couple like Cases?
A48527	What Exceptions are there belonging to the first Declension?
A48527	What Exceptions are there under the second Declension?
A48527	What Genitives are those?
A48527	What Genitives of Nouns Adjectives will Domus only admit of?
A48527	What Impersonals govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What Impersonals govern a Genitive Case?
A48527	What Impersonals govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	What Neut ● rs are there excepted from the second Special Rule?
A48527	What Neuters of Nouns encreasing short are excepted under the third Spec ● al Rule?
A48527	What Objections can you make against the foregoing Rule?
A48527	What Part of Government doth next follow?
A48527	What Participles govern an Indicative Mood?
A48527	What Particles are there that govern Moods?
A48527	What Parts of Speech govern Cases?
A48527	What Parts of Syntaxis are we next to examine?
A48527	What Prepositions serve to an Accusative and Ablative?
A48527	What Pronouns are of the fourth Declension?
A48527	What Pronouns are they that may be of any Person?
A48527	What Pronouns be of the first Declension?
A48527	What Pronouns be of the second Declension?
A48527	What Pronouns may be added to the fifteen?
A48527	What Rule am I to observe concerning the right parting and joyning of Syllables?
A48527	What Rules am I principally to observe concerning the Accents?
A48527	What Tenses are formed of the Preterperfect Tense of the Indicative Mood?
A48527	What Terminations hath the first Declension, what''s the Example, and whence proceeds it?
A48527	What Terminations hath the fourth Declension, which are the Examples of it, and whence proceeds it?
A48527	What Terminations hath the second Declension, what are the Examples, and whence proceeds it?
A48527	What Terminations hath the third Declension, what are the Examples, and whence comes it ●?
A48527	What Time doth the Future Tense speak of?
A48527	What Time doth the Present Tense speak of?
A48527	What Time doth the Preterimperfect Tense speak of?
A48527	What Time doth the Preterperfect Tense speak of?
A48527	What Time doth the Preterpluperfect Tense speak of?
A48527	What Verb is that you call the Principal Verb?
A48527	What Verbs are excepted from this Rule?
A48527	What Verbs are there of this sort?
A48527	What Verbs are those that will govern two Accusative Cases after them?
A48527	What Verbs govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What Verbs govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What Verbs govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	What Verbs of this sort are most to be observed?
A48527	What Vowel is that by which we know the first Conjugation?
A48527	What Vowel is that by which we know the fourth Conjugation?
A48527	What Vowel is that by which we know the second Conjugation?
A48527	What Vowel is that by which we know the third Conjugation?
A48527	What Words are there excepted from this General Rule?
A48527	What Words follow the Rule of Proper Names?
A48527	What and how many are those Nouns Pentaptots that want the Vocative Case?
A48527	What and how many other Exceptions are there wherein the Compound Verbs do differ from the Simple?
A48527	What are Prepositions when they are set alone, without any Case serving to them?
A48527	What are Supines?
A48527	What are peculiarly belonging to the Infinitive Mood?
A48527	What are th ● se of Affirming?
A48527	What are th ● se of Chance?
A48527	What are th ● se of Flatte ● ing?
A48527	What are th ● se of Quanti ● y?
A48527	What are th ● se 〈 ◊ 〉 a thing not fin ● shed?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Asking and Doubting?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of C ● mparis ● n?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Chusi ● g?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of D ● nying?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Exhorting?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Order?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of Qu ● lity?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of W ● shing?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of gathering together?
A48527	What are the Adverbs of 〈 ◊ 〉?
A48527	What are the Feminines excepted?
A48527	What are the Points and Stops used in Writing and observed in Reading?
A48527	What are the first sort of Verbs that belong to this Rule?
A48527	What are the first sort of them, and which is the Rule?
A48527	What are the first sort of those that are deficient in Case called?
A48527	What are the four Examples of the four Conjugations?
A48527	What are the fourth sort of Defectives in Number?
A48527	What are the next sort of Adverbs?
A48527	What are the next sort of Defectives?
A48527	What are the next sort of Redundants, and the Rule for declining of them?
A48527	What are the second sort of Nouns that do change their Gender and Declension, and which is their Rule?
A48527	What are the second sort of Verbs that belong to this Rule?
A48527	What are the second sort of those that are deficient in Number?
A48527	What are the seventh sort of Verbs, that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What are the sixth and last sort of Variants, and which is their Rule?
A48527	What are the third sort of Redundants, that, under different Terminations, are of the same Gender and Signification?
A48527	What are the third sort of Verbs governing a Dative?
A48527	What are the third sort of those that are deficient in Number?
A48527	What are these Terminations of the Preterperfect Tense, mi, ni, pi, qui, made in the Supine?
A48527	What are these of the fourth Declension called, and why so called?
A48527	What are those of Calling?
A48527	What are those of Likeness?
A48527	What are those of Pa ● ting?
A48527	What are those of Sh ● wing?
A48527	What become of Prepositions when they govern no Case?
A48527	What comes next concerning the Government of Prepositions?
A48527	What comes next, or what is the second Part of Syntaxis in the Gorvernment of Words?
A48527	What do Gerunds in di depend upon?
A48527	What do hic, haec, hoc signifie?
A48527	What do the Compounds of nosco make in the Supines?
A48527	What do the Great or Capital Letters signifie, when they are writ alone?
A48527	What do you mean by Construction?
A48527	What do you mean by double Consonants, and how many are there of them?
A48527	What do you mean when you say, S, est suae potestatis litera?
A48527	What doth dio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth gio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth lo make in the Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	What doth mo make in the Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	What doth no in the Present Tense, make in the Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	What doth pio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth psi make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth ri make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth rio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth si make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth the first Part teach?
A48527	What doth ti make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth tio make in the Preterperfect?
A48527	What doth ui make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth vi make in the Supine?
A48527	What doth xi in the Preterperfect Tense make in the Supine?
A48527	What ease and benefit doth the considering and reducing of Syntaxis under these particulars produce?
A48527	What follows next after the Cases in the Accidence?
A48527	What follows next?
A48527	What if Actives want the Supines?
A48527	What if Verbs Substantive ● and Passives have an Acc ● sative or Dutive Case before them?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in co?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in do?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in go?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in ho?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in ro, how doth the Preterpersect end?
A48527	What if the Present Tense end in sco?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in cio?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in so?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in to?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in vo?
A48527	What if the Present Tense ends in xo?
A48527	What if the Preterperfect end in bi, how shall the Supine end?
A48527	What if the first Person of the Present Tense end in bo, in Verbs of the third Conjugation?
A48527	What if the former word end in a short Vowel, the word following beginning with two Consonants?
A48527	What if two Vowels joyned together make but one sound and are spelt at once?
A48527	What is Caesura?
A48527	What is Case, the next Accident of a Noun?
A48527	What is Comparison?
A48527	What is Concord, the first of the twelve Parts?
A48527	What is Diastole or Ectasis?
A48527	What is Eclipsis?
A48527	What is Government in Syntaxis?
A48527	What is Mood, for we ● ave sp ● ke already of the kinds of Verbs?
A48527	What is Number, being the first Accident belonging to a Noun?
A48527	What is Orthographia?
A48527	What is Person in a Verb?
A48527	What is Scanning?
A48527	What is Speech, of which you tell me there are eight parts?
A48527	What is Sy ● tole?
A48527	What is Synaeresis, called also Synecphonesis and Syn ● zesis?
A48527	What is Synalaepha?
A48527	What is Syntaxis?
A48527	What is Time or Quantity, being the third part of Prosodiâ?
A48527	What is a Conjunction?
A48527	What is a Consonant?
A48527	What is a Double, called in Latin Duplex, and how many of them?
A48527	What is a Foot?
A48527	What is a Gender?
A48527	What is a Liquid, and how many Liquids are there?
A48527	What is a Mute?
A48527	What is a Noun Adjective?
A48527	What is a Noun Substantive?
A48527	What is a Participle?
A48527	What is a Preposition?
A48527	What is a Syllable?
A48527	What is a Verb Impersonal: and how known in English?
A48527	What is a Verb Impersonal?
A48527	What is a Verb Personal?
A48527	What is a Verb?
A48527	What is a Verse?
A48527	What is a Vowel?
A48527	What is an Accent properly?
A48527	What is an Adverb?
A48527	What is an Apostrophus, which may be added to the Accents?
A48527	What is an Interjection?
A48527	What is ci in the Preterperfect Tense made in the Supine?
A48527	What is di made in the Supine?
A48527	What is gi made in the Supine?
A48527	What is it to have the Signification increased or diminished?
A48527	What is li made in the Supine?
A48527	What is the Adverb abhinc joyned to?
A48527	What is the Article of the F. G. and what doth it belong to?
A48527	What is the Common of two Exception under the first Sp ● cial Rule?
A48527	What is the Comparative Degree?
A48527	What is the Doubtful Exception from this Special Rule?
A48527	What is the Example, and how many Terminations hath the fifth Declension?
A48527	What is the Figure Diae ● esis or Dialysis?
A48527	What is the Forming or Conjugating of a Verb?
A48527	What is the Fourth Part of As in Praesenti?
A48527	What is the Imperative Mood?
A48527	What is the Indicative Mood?
A48527	What is the Last Part of As in Praesenti, and what doth it treat of?
A48527	What is the Neuter Exception of Nouns not increasing?
A48527	What is the Positive Degree?
A48527	What is the Rule for Redundant Adjectives?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of Compound Verbs, being the Second Part of As in Praesenti?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of Simple Verbs in io, of the fourth Conjugation, declined like Audio?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of all Simple Verbs in eo, of the second Conjugation, declined like Doceo?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of all Simple Verbs in o, of the first Conjugation, declined like Amo?
A48527	What is the Rule for the Preterperfect Tense of all Simple Verbs in o, of the third Conjugation, decli ● ed like Lego?
A48527	What is the Rule for those that govern a Genitive?
A48527	What is the Rule of Verbs of the Infinitive Mood, and of what are they governed?
A48527	What is the Second Observation?
A48527	What is the Sign of the Comparative Degree?
A48527	What is the Superlative Degree?
A48527	What is the difference between Carmen and Versus?
A48527	What is the difference between Neutro- passiva, and Neutralia- passiva?
A48527	What is the difference between Quid and Quod?
A48527	What is the difference between a Noun and a Verb?
A48527	What is the fifth Exception?
A48527	What is the fifth Exception?
A48527	What is the fifth Rule of Deficients in Number, and what are the words?
A48527	What is the fifth thing belonging to a Pronoun?
A48527	What is the first Exception?
A48527	What is the first Part in the government of Cases?
A48527	What is the first Person?
A48527	What is the first Rule of Deficients in Number?
A48527	What is the first Supine governed of?
A48527	What is the forbidding Adverb?
A48527	What is the fourth Exception?
A48527	What is the fourth Exception?
A48527	What is the fourth general Rule?
A48527	What is the last Exception?
A48527	What is the last Rule of Desectives in Number?
A48527	What is the meaning of the Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of the Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of the Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of the first Rule of Variants?
A48527	What is the meaning of the first Special Rule, Nomen non cr ● s ● ens?
A48527	What is the meaning of the third Special Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Insertion, At horum nunc est Deponens?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule, Aliquando Relativum, aliquando& nomen Adjectivum?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule, At sunt quae flexu,& c?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule, Haec proprium quendam sibi fle ● um,& c?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule, Nil variat facio?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Rule?
A48527	What is the meaning of this Verse in the Figurative Syntaxis, Mobile fit fixum si fixum menie subaudis?
A48527	What is the meaning of, A lego nata,& c?
A48527	What is the meaning of, Haec si componas,& c. the third general Exception of Verbs Compounds that differ from their Simple?
A48527	What is the meaning thereof?
A48527	What is the next Accident of a Noun after Declension?
A48527	What is the next Part of Grammar?
A48527	What is the next more usual sort of Verse?
A48527	What is the second Exception on Praeteritum dat idem?
A48527	What is the second Exception?
A48527	What is the second Person?
A48527	What is the second Rule in the Construction of Substantives?
A48527	What is the third Exception?
A48527	What is the third Exception?
A48527	What is the third Person?
A48527	What is the third general Rule for knowing the first syllables?
A48527	What is to be observed in the forming of the Preterperfect Tense of Verbs in each Conjugation?
A48527	What is to be observed of the Compounds of Cano?
A48527	What kind of Rule is this, to wit, Faeminei generis sunt mat ● r, humus,& c?
A48527	What kind of Verbs are sum, possum, volo, nolo, malo, edo, fio, fero, feror, for they are not declined as Regular Verbs?
A48527	What may a Verb Active be made?
A48527	What may a Verb Passive be made?
A48527	What may be objected against the said Rule, that is, Propria Foemin ● um?
A48527	What mean you by a Degree of Comparison?
A48527	What mean you by this?
A48527	What more have you to say of this Rule, Omnia Verba acqulsitivè?
A48527	What must he first learn that is to make a Verse?
A48527	What must we do in th ● se Verbs that want the Future in rus?
A48527	What observation do you make of que and u, in spelling?
A48527	What observe you of Sum; and some other Verbs?
A48527	What observe you of the sound of ti?
A48527	What of the foregoing Pa ● ticles use to begin, and what use to follow?
A48527	What other Adjectives govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What other Exceptions have you of a Vowel, not being short, before another in the same word?
A48527	What other Exceptions have you, besides this Greek one?
A48527	What other Verbs govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What other Verbs govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What other Verbs govern an Ablative Case?
A48527	What other Verbs of this Rule do borrow or vary their Preterperfect Tense?
A48527	What other Verbs place will govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What other Verbs require a Genitive Case?
A48527	What other Verbs require a Genitive Case?
A48527	What other sort of Verbs may govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	What part of Construction comes in the twelfth and last place?
A48527	What part of Government comes next?
A48527	What part of Government comes next?
A48527	What part of Government falls under the ninth place?
A48527	What part of government follows next?
A48527	What qu ● ntity are words that end in ys and y?
A48527	What quantity are words ending in c?
A48527	What quantity are words ending in e?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in as?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in b, d, t?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in es?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in is?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in l?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in n?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in o?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in os?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in r?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in u?
A48527	What quantity are words that end in us?
A48527	What say you of Communis, alienus, immunis?
A48527	What say you of Compos, impos, consors, exors, particeps, potens, impotens,& c?
A48527	What say you of Hic, ille and iste, how are they distinguished?
A48527	What say you of Mereor?
A48527	What say you of Nouns derived of Verbs, or Verbals in i ●?
A48527	What say you of Nouns of the Neuter Gender of the second declension?
A48527	What say you of Reus, certior, sollicitus, and conscius?
A48527	What say you of Verbs which have the force of comparison, or signifie exceeding?
A48527	What say you of a and e, before the Tenses in bam and bo?
A48527	What say you of the Adverb ne, of forbidding?
A48527	What say you of the Case or Rule of the Relative?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of Maneo?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of Pango?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of Pasco, belonging to this Rule, Verba haec simplicia?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of Placeo?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of claudo, quatio, lavo?
A48527	What say you of the Compounds of scalpo, calco, salto?
A48527	What say you of the Construction of Pronouns?
A48527	What say you of the Government of Prepositions?
A48527	What say you of the Penultima of Adjectives in anus, arus, orus, osus, and of Adverbs in atim and itim?
A48527	What say you of the Preterperfect Tenses in vi and si?
A48527	What say you of the Question and Answer to it?
A48527	What say you of the last syllable save one of Adjectives in inus?
A48527	What say you of the other Cases of Verbs Passives?
A48527	What say you of the second Concord, wherein is the Agreement?
A48527	What say you of the third Concord, which may be referred to the second?
A48527	What signification have their Participles?
A48527	What significations have Gerunds?
A48527	What sort of Adjectives govern a Dative Case?
A48527	What sort of Adjectives govern a Genitive Case?
A48527	What sort of Letters are r and y said to be?
A48527	What sort of Nouns are those that follow the Rule of Relatives in Construing and Covernment?
A48527	What sort of Verbs belong to this Rule?
A48527	What sort of Words are used to be added to Comparatives and Superlatives?
A48527	What things belong to all the Eight Parts of Speech?
A48527	What use do Prepositions chiefly serve to?
A48527	What will edo make when it is compounded?
A48527	What words are of the fifth sort, and what is their Rule?
A48527	What words are of the sixth sort of Deficients in Number?
A48527	What words are of the sourth sort, and what is their Rule?
A48527	What words are of the third sort, and which is their Rule?
A48527	What words are there of the Common of two excepted from the third Special Rule?
A48527	What words are those by which the Question of the instrument, cause, or manner of doing, are answered by?
A48527	What words of the Common of two are excepted under this Special Rule?
A48527	What words of the Doubtful Gender are excepted from the third Special Rule?
A48527	What words of the Doubtful Gender are excepted under the first Special Rule?
A48527	What 〈 ◊ 〉 Verbs govern a Genitive Case?
A48527	What''s the meaning of the Rule it self?
A48527	What, or how many Participles can a Verb Deponent have?
A48527	When a Question is asked by a word that may govern divers cases; as, For how much have you bought this Book?
A48527	When an Answer is made by one of these Possessives, Meus, tuus, suus noster, vester ▪ as, Whose House is that?
A48527	When doth in govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	When doth sub govern an Accusative?
A48527	When doth super govern an Accusative Case?
A48527	Where do we make use of great Letters?
A48527	Where doth the Second Part of Propria quae Maribus, that is, Rules for the declining of Substantives Common, begin?
A48527	Where doth the first sort of Nouns, called Defectives, begin, and what are they?
A48527	Where shall one find this( re) and( ris) to know the Conjugation by?
A48527	Which Pronouns are of the third Declension?
A48527	Which and how many are the General Rules?
A48527	Which and what is the first part of Speech?
A48527	Which are Electives,( viz) such as imply a choice?
A48527	Which are the Feet of three syllables?
A48527	Which are the Feet of two syllables?
A48527	Which are the Interjections of Mirth?
A48527	Which are the Root or Principal Tenses in Conjugating of a Verb Active or Neuter?
A48527	Which are the common Verbs of Esteeming?
A48527	Which are the eleventh sort?
A48527	Which are the fifth sort of Verbs governing a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are the first 〈 ◊ 〉 in the A ● ● idence?
A48527	Which are the fourth sort of Verbs that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are the kinds of Diastole in Caesura?
A48527	Which are the more worthy Persons?
A48527	Which are the most usual sort of Verses?
A48527	Which are the ninth sort of them?
A48527	Which are the rest of th ● m?
A48527	Which are the sixth sort of Verbs that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are the special Rules of the last syllables?
A48527	Which are the tenth sort of Verbs, that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are the thirteenth sort of these Verbs, that govern a Dative Case?
A48527	Which are those Prepositions that serve to both the Accusative and Ablative?
A48527	Which are those Twelve Parts or Heads?
A48527	Which are those of Sorrow?
A48527	Which are those of dread?
A48527	Which is die third Rule in the Construction of Substantives?
A48527	Which is the Article of the M. G. and what doth it belong to?
A48527	Which is the Article of the N. G. and what doth it belong to?
A48527	Which is the Eighth Part of As in Praesenti, being the second Rule of Verbs Irregular Variant?
A48527	Which is the Ninth Part of As in Praesenti, and what doth it treat of?
A48527	Which is the Seventh Part of As in Praesenti, and what doth it treat of?
A48527	Which is the Sixth Part of As in Praesenti, and what doth it treat of?
A48527	Which is the Third Part of Speech?
A48527	Which is the eighth general Rule?
A48527	Which is the fifth Rule observable in the Figurative Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the fifth Rule, or fifth sort of Deficients in Number?
A48527	Which is the fifth general Rule?
A48527	Which is the fifth usual sort of Verse?
A48527	Which is the first Rule of the Figurative Syntaxis, and what''s the meaning thereof?
A48527	Which is the first irregular Comparison or Exception?
A48527	Which is the first?
A48527	Which is the first?
A48527	Which is the fourth Accident belonging to a Noun?
A48527	Which is the fourth Rule in the Construction of Substantives?
A48527	Which is the fourth Rule or thing to be observed in the Figurative Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the fourth irregular Comparison or Exception?
A48527	Which is the fourth usual sort of Verse?
A48527	Which is the last general Rule of knowing the first syllables?
A48527	Which is the next Part of Construction or Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the place of the Nominative?
A48527	Which is the second Declension of Adjectives?
A48527	Which is the second Rule for the declining of Adjectives?
A48527	Which is the second Rule of the Figurative Syntaxi ●?
A48527	Which is the second Special Rule for the Gender and declining of Nouns Substa ● tives common?
A48527	Which is the second irregular Comparison or Exception?
A48527	Which is the seventh general Rule?
A48527	Which is the sixth Observation or Rule in the Figurative Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the sixth general Rule?
A48527	Which is the sixth sort of Verse?
A48527	Which is the third Rule for the declining of Adjectives?
A48527	Which is the third Rule of the Figurative Syntaxis?
A48527	Which is the third irregular Comparison or Exception?
A48527	Which is the third usual so ● ● of Verse?
A48527	Which is the twelfth sort of them?
A48527	Which is your Rule for Verbs governing a Genitive, and what sorts of Verbs are they?
A48527	Which of them comes first?
A48527	Whose Book is this?
A48527	Why are not Adjectives compared when a Vowel comes before Us?
A48527	Why are the four first declined, and the four last undeclined?
A48527	Why are these called Persons in a Verb?
A48527	Why are they called Primitives, and what are they called besides?
A48527	Why are they set before the Genders and Declensions?
A48527	Why are they so called?
A48527	Why can not the Infinitive Mood, or the Verb that follows the Relative or Conjunction, be the Principal Verb?
A48527	Why do the Gerunds and Supines belong to the Infinitive Mood?
A48527	Why do they say Quî in the Ablative Case?
A48527	Why do you leave out the Optative and Potential Mood?
A48527	Why do you say commonly, Is there any exception?
A48527	Why doth not Comparison belong to a Noun Substantive?
A48527	Why doth the Imperative Mood want the first Person singular?
A48527	Why is it call''d the Nominative?
A48527	Why is it called I ● p ● ● sonal, is it because it wants the Persons?
A48527	Why is it called a Participle?
A48527	Why is it called the Accusative Case?
A48527	Why is it called the Dative Case?
A48527	Why is it called the Genitive Case?
A48527	Why is that which ends in u, called the latter Supine?
A48527	Why is that which ends in um, called the first Supine?
A48527	Why is the Ablative called Latinus Casus?
A48527	Why may they not be Verbs, seeing they retain their Construction?
A48527	Why must these six so agree together?
A48527	Why say you most commonly?
A48527	Why was a Participle invented?
A48527	Why was a Pronoun invented?
A48527	With how many Articles is a Noun Substantive declin''d?
A48527	Yes; as, Haeccine fieri flagitia?
A48527	a Pronoun?
A48527	a Verb Common, signifies also like a Verb Passive?
A48527	a Verb Personal agrees with its Nominative Case?
A48527	an Indicative and a Subjunctive?
A48527	and, why is it called so?
A48527	and, why is it called so?
A48527	of Nouns Irregular, called Redundants, or that have overmuch?
A48527	of Pronunciation?
A48527	of the undeclined sort?
A48527	such as give an answer to the Adversatives?
A48527	such as grant somewhat to be said against?
A48527	such as lessen the meaning?
A48527	such as make Inferenees?
A48527	those that couple both Sence and Words?
A48527	those that imply a Condition?
A48527	those that imply a Difference?
A48527	those that imply an Exception?
A48527	those which ask a Question?
A48527	those which imply a Reason?
A48527	those which part the Sence and not the Words?
A48527	〈 ◊ 〉, when we enquire, whether or by whom a Fact was committed; as, An Clodius occide ● i ● 〈 ◊ 〉?
A16869	* How can you know this?
A16869	* How know you their Genders by their terminations?
A16869	* How?
A16869	* Of all the fiue kindes which are Transitiues?
A16869	* Of what Declension are all Nounes of three Articles?
A16869	* Q But are there not some speciall things to be obserued in construing?
A16869	* Q Which three are declined with case?
A16869	* Q. Doe these form the Co ● paratiue, and the Superlatiue degree of their Positiue, as Adjectiues doe?
A16869	* Q. Doth a Substantiue neuer stand before the worde whereof it is gouerned?
A16869	* Q. Hath Nemo all the cases in the Singular Number?
A16869	* Q. Hath euery Moode& Tense, three Persons in either Number?
A16869	* Q. Haue they not alwaies so?
A16869	* Q. Haue you any speciall marke to know a Noune Adjectiue by?
A16869	* Q. Haue you no moe Prepositions but these?
A16869	* Q. Shew me how: for example, if it be a Genitiue case after a Substantiue, how doe you finde it?
A16869	* Q. Shew mee how?
A16869	* Q. Whereof are these three compounded?
A16869	* Quisnam à me pepulit tam gra ● iter fores?
A16869	A Participle?
A16869	A cano natum praeteritum per üi,& c. Q. Haue you no other speciall rules which are ioyned to this rule; Hac habeo, lateo, salio,& c?
A16869	A. Composita à claudo,& c. Q. Giue the meaning?
A16869	A. Foure: some wordes of the Masculine, some of the Neuter, some of the Doubtfull, some of the Common, are excepted?
A16869	A. Iubeo excipe iussi,& c. Q. Giue the meaning of it?
A16869	A. Looke out the principall Verbe?
A16869	A. Propria quae maribus tribuuntur,& c. Q What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	A. Tertia praeteritum formabit,& c. Q. Haue these any common ending of the Preterperfect tense, as the Verbs of the first and second Coniugation haue?
A16869	A. Venit ne rex?
A16869	A. c d Fifteene: as, Ego, tu, sui,& c. Q. Haue all Pronounes all the cases?
A16869	All sorts of Verbes which are put acquisitiuely?
A16869	And how do these 3. cases end in the plurall number?
A16869	And in what tense of a Verbe must you answere?
A16869	And may not an Adjectiue also bee the Nominatiue case to the Verbe?
A16869	And what case must your casuall worde bee, which commeth next after the Verbe,& answereth to the question, whom or what, made by the Verbe?
A16869	And where must your Nominatiue case be set, in making or construing Latine?
A16869	Are Deponents and Commons declined like Passiues?
A16869	Are Nounes of the Neuter Gender declined like Nounes of the Masculine and Feminine?
A16869	Are all Adjectiues of three terminations declined like bonus?
A16869	Are all names of Cities the Feminine Gender?
A16869	Are ille, ipse, iste, declined alike?
A16869	Are no other common Nounes so put?
A16869	Are no words excepted from beeing thus declined?
A16869	Are none of them declined in your booke?
A16869	Are none of these declined in either Number?
A16869	Are none of these the Neuter Gender, in the Plurall Number?
A16869	Are not Interjections sometimes put absolutely, without case?
A16869	Are not Prepositions compared?
A16869	Are not Prepositions sometimes made Aduerbes?
A16869	Are not some Aduerbs compared?
A16869	Are not some of them called Relatiues?
A16869	Are not sundry other Prepositions oft vnderstood also, as well as in?
A16869	Are there no exceptions from these generall rules of comparing Nounes; that is, from this manner of comparing?
A16869	Are there no exceptions from this rule?
A16869	Are there no exceptions?
A16869	Are there no exceptions?
A16869	Are there no moe parts of all your Latine speech but onely eyght?
A16869	Are there no other Feminines wanting the Plurall Number?
A16869	Are there no other wordes which haue their Cases, as the Relatiue hath?
A16869	Are there no speciall terminations of the Nominatiue cases in each Declension, to knovve the Declensions by?
A16869	Are there not other Nounes also belonging to this Rule?
A16869	Are there not some Verbes which will haue two Accusatiue cases?
A16869	Are these in all things declined like unus?
A16869	Articles of?
A16869	As how, for example?
A16869	As how, for example?
A16869	As how?
A16869	Bonis, what Gender is the word then?
A16869	But are all Interjections such imperfect voices?
A16869	But hath it not somtimes the signification of the Actiue voyce; and of the Participle of the Present tense?
A16869	But haue not is and qui, a seuerall declining?
A16869	But haue you not some ending in o, like Ablatiue cases?
A16869	But how can you know of what word the Relatiue is gouerned?
A16869	But how shall the Gender be knowne in Epicens, and so in all other Appellatiues?
A16869	But how will you doe in the Imperatiue Mood, which hath no first Person singular?
A16869	But if a Relatiue come betweene two Substantiues of diuerse Genders, with which of them shall it agree?
A16869	But if the place, in or at which any thing is done, be a proper name, of the third Declension, or Plurall Number; in what case must it be put?
A16869	But is the Relatiue alwaies gouerned of the Verbe, which he commeth before?
A16869	But may not proper names sometimes haue the Plurall number?
A16869	But may not some of these bee found in the Neuter Gender?
A16869	But may not this Ablatiue case bee turned into a Datiue?
A16869	But some of these kinds of verbs are said to be Transitiue, others Intransitiue: how may I know which are Transitiue, which Intransitiue?
A16869	But what Case must Nounes be, which betoken continuall terme of time, without any ceasing or intermission?
A16869	But what if the Actiues want the Supines?
A16869	But what if the Antecedents bee of the Masculine or Feminine Gender, and none of them of the Neuter; may yet the Relatiue be the Neuter?
A16869	But what if these lacke the Supines?
A16869	But what if they haue neither of these signes before them?
A16869	But when there comes a Nominatiue case betweene the Relatiue and the Verbe; what Case must the Relatiue be then?
A16869	But with which of the Antecedents must the Relatiue agree in Gender?
A16869	But your booke ads Cuias: is it a Pronoune?
A16869	By what rules?
A16869	By what wordes may this Ablatiue case be resolued?
A16869	Can Hic, ille, iste, and is, be both Demonstratiues& Relatiues?
A16869	Can any word be a Nominatiue case to the Verbe, but onely a Noune Substantiue?
A16869	Can it neuer haue a Participle of the Future in dus?
A16869	Can no Preposition serue to a Genitiue case?
A16869	Can not a Verbe Neuter take r, to make it a Passiue, as Actiues doe: as, of Curro by putting to r, to make curror?
A16869	Can onely Sum haue a double Datiue case?
A16869	Do Coniunctions Copulatiues& Disjunctiues couple nothing else but cases?
A16869	Do all of them end either in tus, sus, or xus, in Latine?
A16869	Do they all make their Genitiue in ïus, like unus?
A16869	Doth the King come?
A16869	For the Preterperfect tenses of simple Verbes ending in o, what order is kept?
A16869	From a place or by a place, in lesser places; in what case must it be?
A16869	Gen. Huius Magistri, of a master,& c. Q. Doth your Vocatiue case in the second Declension end alwaies like the Nominatiue?
A16869	Gender?
A16869	HAVE you not some other Nounes, of an other kinde of declining then these?
A16869	HOW can you knowe what Gender a Noune is of?
A16869	HOw ends the Genitiue case singular of the fourth Declension?
A16869	HOw ends the Genitiue case singular of the second Declension?
A16869	HOw ends the Genitiue case singular of the third Declension?
A16869	HOw many Declensions are there of a Pronoune?
A16869	HOw many Supines be there?
A16869	HOw many chiefe rules are there to knowe what Case the Relatiue must be of?
A16869	HOw many generall rules are there belonging to that Chapter of the Genitiue after the Adjectiue?
A16869	HOw many* Numbers are there in a Noune?
A16869	How are Participles of other tenses declined?
A16869	How are Quis and Quid declined?
A16869	How are others in m declined?
A16869	How are the Participles of the Present tense declined?
A16869	How are these compared?
A16869	How are these declined?
A16869	How are these declined?
A16869	How are these to be applyed?
A16869	How are they varied in all other Moodes& Tenses?
A16869	How by the Genitiue case?
A16869	How by their English and Latine together?
A16869	How by their English?
A16869	How by their Latine?
A16869	How can an Infinitiue Moode, or a whole sentence be the Nominatiue case to the Verb?
A16869	How can you know by these rules?
A16869	How can you know the right Preterperfect tense and rule by those Rules?
A16869	How can you know them?
A16869	How can you know when Nounes signifie continuall terme of time?
A16869	How can you know which are proper names?
A16869	How decline you Bonus with the English with it?
A16869	How decline you Fas,& the rest of the Singular nūber?
A16869	How decline you Quisquis?
A16869	How decline you words in u, as Cornu?
A16869	How differs it in Latine from the Optatiue and Subiunctiue, seeing that they haue all one termination?
A16869	How do their Cōparatiue& Superlatiue degrees end?
A16869	How do they make their Preterimperfect tense?
A16869	How do you compare these three degrees?
A16869	How doe all other Nounes ending in lis, forme the Superlatiue?
A16869	How doe the compounds of lego make their Preterperfect tense?
A16869	How doe these differ one from another?
A16869	How doe these end?
A16869	How doe they differ in Termination?
A16869	How doe they make their Future tense?
A16869	How doe they make their Gerunds?
A16869	How doe you make their Superlatiue?
A16869	How doth it signifie?
A16869	How doth it signifie?
A16869	How doth your booke diuide the Pronounes?
A16869	How end the first Persons Passiue?
A16869	How end their Superlatiues?
A16869	How endeth it in Latine?
A16869	How ends a Verbe Common?
A16869	How ends a Verbe Deponent?
A16869	How ends a Verbe Passiue?
A16869	How ends his Latine?
A16869	How ends it in English?
A16869	How ends the English of the Participle of the Pretertense?
A16869	How ends the Genitiue case singular of the first Declension?
A16869	How ends the Latine of the Participle of the Present tense?
A16869	How is a Participle declined?
A16869	How is a Verbe Neuter Englished?
A16869	How is the Gerund in do vsed?
A16869	How know you the Imperatiue?
A16869	How know you the Optatiue?
A16869	How know you the Potentiall Moode?
A16869	How know you the Subjunctiue Moode?
A16869	How knowe you the Ablatiue case?
A16869	How knowe you the Accusatiue case?
A16869	How knowe you the Vocatiue case?
A16869	How knowe you then when to ioyne them to the Accusatiue case; when to the Ablatiue?
A16869	How knowe you when a word may bee fully vnderstood of it selfe?
A16869	How many Articles are there?
A16869	How many Cases are there?
A16869	How many Concords haue you?
A16869	How many Coniugations haue Verbs?
A16869	How many Declensions of Nounes are there?
A16869	How many Genders haue you?
A16869	How many I know in any place whether a Verbe Cōmon do signifie Actiuely, or Passiuely?
A16869	How many Impersonals require a Genitiue case?
A16869	How many Moodes are there?
A16869	How many Participles hath a Verbe Common?
A16869	How many Participles haue Verbs Actiues&* Neuters, which haue the Supines?
A16869	How many Persons are there in Verbs?
A16869	How many Prepositions serue to the a Accusatiue case?
A16869	How many Pronoune Primitiues are there?
A16869	How many Pronoune Substantiues are there?
A16869	How many Pronounes Deriuatiues are there?
A16869	How many Pronounes are of the first Declension?
A16869	How many Pronounes are of the fourth Declension?
A16869	How many Pronounes are of the second Declension?
A16869	How many Pronounes are there?
A16869	How many Rules haue you of Masculines excepted, not increasing?
A16869	How many Tenses are there?
A16869	How many b Gerunds are there?
A16869	How many chiefe exceptions haue you from this Rule?
A16869	How many degrees of Comparison are there?
A16869	How many examples haue you to decline, and conjugate all perfect Verbs by?
A16869	How many exceptions haue you from this rule?
A16869	How many exceptions haue you of it?
A16869	How many generall kinds are there of them?
A16869	How many kind of Pronounes haue you generally?
A16869	How many kinde of Personalls are there?
A16869	How many kinde of Verbes are there?
A16869	How many kindes haue you of them?
A16869	How many kindes of Interjections haue you?
A16869	How many kindes of proper Feminines haue you belonging to that rule?
A16869	How many kindes of proper Masculines haue you belonging to that Rule?
A16869	How many of them are declined with case?
A16869	How many of these parts are declined?
A16869	How many parts then are there of the Latine speech?
A16869	How many persons be there?
A16869	How many rules are there of them?
A16869	How many rules are there of these?
A16869	How many rules haue you of Feminines encreasing short?
A16869	How many rules haue you of acute, or long Masculines excepted?
A16869	How many rules haue you of them?
A16869	How many serue to both cases?
A16869	How many serue to the Ablatiue case?
A16869	How many sorts haue you excepted?
A16869	How many sorts haue you of these?
A16869	How many sorts of Adiectiues are there?
A16869	How many sorts of Deriuatiues haue you?
A16869	How many sorts of Noune Substantiues are there?
A16869	How many sorts of Nounes haue you?
A16869	How many special rules haue you to know the Gender; by the increasing, or not increasing of the Genitiue case?
A16869	How many such haue you?
A16869	How many things are to be considered, for the right ioyning of words in Construction?
A16869	How many things belong to a Noune?
A16869	How many things belong to a Pronoune?
A16869	How many things may bee the Nominatiue case to the Verbe?
A16869	How many waies may Prepositions be changed into Aduerbs?
A16869	How many wayes?
A16869	How many will haue an Accusatiue case onely?
A16869	How many will haue an Accusatiue case with a Genitiue?
A16869	How many wordes are of this Person?
A16869	How many words are of this Person?
A16869	How many words haue you which make the Vocatiue in ●, or in us?
A16869	How may these Cases be known asunder?
A16869	How may these be knowne asunder?
A16869	How may they be knowne asunder?
A16869	How may we know Aduerbs?
A16869	How say you, I loued or did loue?
A16869	How the Datiue?
A16869	How the Datiue?
A16869	How then ends a Verbe Actiue?
A16869	How then haue they these degrees?
A16869	How then will you finde out the rule for any word in a sentence to know why it is put in the Genitiue, Datiue, or any other case?
A16869	How wi ● h three Articles?
A16869	How wil you know of what Declension a Noune is?
A16869	How will you come to be perfect in this Verb Sum?
A16869	How will you decline these, when they are put in place of a Noune Substantiue?
A16869	How will you doe that?
A16869	How will you know the Genders in Pronoune Substantiues; as, in Ego, tu, sui?
A16869	How will you know what Declension euery Pronoune is?
A16869	How will you knowe the Genders in Pronoune Adiectiues?
A16869	How will you then seek out the rule for the case, when you haue construed?
A16869	How with three terminations?
A16869	How, for example?
A16869	How?
A16869	How?
A16869	How?
A16869	How?
A16869	I meane, a Noune signifying moe then one?
A16869	IF it be a proper name, belonging to the female kind, or shee s; what Gender must it be?
A16869	IF you haue an English of the Infinitiue Moode, comming after a reason,& shewing a cause of that reason; what must it be put in?
A16869	IS the Preposition in, alwaies sette downe vvith hi ● case?
A16869	If Prepositions be set alone without any case; whether are they then Prepositions?
A16869	If an Adjectiue in the Neuter Gender, bee put alone without a Substantiue; what doth it stand for?
A16869	If any other Adjectiues be ioyned vnto them, what case must they be put in?
A16869	If it be a Substantiue, what must you looke for next?
A16869	If it be a proper name belonging to the male kinde, what Gender is it?
A16869	If it be a proper name, what must you looke for then?
A16869	If it can not bee so turned, vvhat part of speech is it then?
A16869	If many Antecedents of the Singular Number come together with a Coniunction Copulatiue comming between them; what Number must the Relatiue be?
A16869	If the Positiue end in r, how must the Superlatiue be formed?
A16869	If the Preterperfect tense ende in bi, how must the Supine ende?
A16869	If the word be a proper name of a man ending in ïus, how must the Vocatiue end?
A16869	If they haue but one termination is any case, as, Foelix, what Gender is that of?
A16869	If they haue two terminations, as Tristis and Triste, what Gender are those words of?
A16869	If you be asked any Person which you can not tell, what must you doe to finde it?
A16869	If your Verbe end in bo in the Present tense, how doth it make the Preterperfect tense?
A16869	If your word be a proper name of some lesse place, as of a citie or towne,& signifie to a place; in what case must it be put?
A16869	In how many things doth the Adjectiue agree with his Substantiue?
A16869	In how many things doth the Relatiue agree with his Antecedent?
A16869	In how many things?
A16869	In how many voyces are these examples b formed?
A16869	In what order are the rules placed for all these?
A16869	In what order are those rules of the Verbes placed?
A16869	In what order doe these rules stand in your booke?
A16869	In which words lyeth the speciall example, and force of the rule, to apply them to the rule?
A16869	Into how many parts is your Accidence diuided?
A16869	Is a hand a Noune?
A16869	Is euery word ending in ing, a Participle of the Present tense?
A16869	Is it then properly a Participle of the Future in dus, when it signifieth Actiuely?
A16869	Is not a perfect readines in this verbe Sum, as necessarie as in any other of the Verbes?
A16869	Is one Substantiue or Casuall word the Antecedent alwaies to the Relatiue?
A16869	Is the Epicene Gender a Gender properly?
A16869	Is there any exception?
A16869	Is there no common Noune so put?
A16869	Is there no difference in Latine, betweene the Optatiue, Potentiall, and Subjunctiue Moodes?
A16869	Is there no exception from that rule?
A16869	Is there no exception from that rule?
A16869	Is there no exception from this rule?
A16869	Is there no exception?
A16869	Is there no exception?
A16869	Is there nothing else to bee obserued in the Compounds of pario?
A16869	Is there yet no further helpe for knowing the seuerall Persons?
A16869	Is this alwaies true?
A16869	Is this case alwaies set downe with it?
A16869	Is this order euer to be kept?
A16869	Is your Adjectiue alwaies the same Case, Gender and Number, that the Substantiue is?
A16869	Mascula Graecorum,& c?
A16869	Masculaite ● verres?
A16869	May all Adjectiues be compared?
A16869	May it not be ioyned vnto other parts of speech also?
A16869	May not Impersonals be turned into Personals?
A16869	May not Verbes Neuters haue an Accusatiue case?
A16869	May not a Relatiue bee the Nominatiue case to the Verbe?
A16869	May not a Verbe Passiue be made an Actiue?
A16869	May not any Noune or Pronoune be of the first or second Person by the same figure?
A16869	May not other Substantiues bee made of the Greeke Accusatiue case?
A16869	May not other perfect words also, bee made Interjections?
A16869	May not some other be added to them?
A16869	May not the Relatiue be the Substantiue to the Adjectiue, as well as it may be the Nominatiue case to the Verb?
A16869	May not the rest of the Prepositions be so set after their cases also?
A16869	May one word then be of many parts of speech?
A16869	May they haue no Case else?
A16869	May they not ioyne together diuerse Tenses?
A16869	May they not somtimes couple diuerse cases?
A16869	May those foure which serue to both cases, haue either an Accusatiue case or an Ablatiue, as we will?
A16869	Most vsually after the Verbe, or after the signe of the Verb: as, Amas tu louest thou?
A16869	Must it alwaies needs be so made in Latine by quòd, or vt, signifying that?
A16869	Must it be alwaies in the Ablatiue?
A16869	Must not the same course be taken, when a Latine is to be construed, or turned into English?
A16869	Must the Verbe be alwaies the same Number and Person, that the Nominatiue case is?
A16869	Must we alwaies thus seeke out the Nominatiue case?
A16869	Nomen non crescens?
A16869	Number?
A16869	Of what Declension are Nounes of three terminations, as Bonus, bona, bonum?
A16869	Of what Gender are Nounes of the fift Declension?
A16869	Of what is a Participle deriued?
A16869	Of what is it formed?
A16869	Of what is the Comparatiue degree formed,& how?
A16869	Q BVt if your Noune be none of these proper names, but some Appellatiue or common name: hovv must you finde the Rule?
A16869	Q How ends a Verbe Neuter?
A16869	Q To what question doth it answere?
A16869	Q WHat Verbes haue a Nominatiue case after them?
A16869	Q WHich is the first part of speech?
A16869	Q What Participles haue Verbs Passiues, whose Actiues haue the Supines?
A16869	Q What meane you by Inceptiues ending in sco, put for their Primitiues?
A16869	Q What signes hath it?
A16869	Q Whereto is an Aduerbe ioyned to the Verbs?
A16869	Q. Doe all Nounes Participials require a Genitiue case?
A16869	Q. Doe these alwaies gouerne an( a) Ablatiue?
A16869	Q. Doe these neuer make their Preterperfect tense in ivi?
A16869	Q. Doe these serue to any cases?
A16869	Q. Doe they euer gouerne an Accusatiue case?
A16869	Q. Doth Comparison belong to all Nounes?
A16869	Q. Giue me your Rules of Masculines vvanting the Singular Number?
A16869	Q. HAue you not some Verbs which are called Neuter Passiues?
A16869	Q. HHovv vvill you knowe the Supine of a simple Verbe?
A16869	Q. Hath euery kinde of Verbe all the foure Participles?
A16869	Q. Hath unus the plurall number?
A16869	Q. Haue none of those words of the Singular number, all the cases of the Plurall number?
A16869	Q. Haue these no number?
A16869	Q. Haue you no exceptions from this rule?
A16869	Q. Haue you no exceptions?
A16869	Q. Haue you no speciall obseruation of any of those Verbes of that rule, vvhich so change the first Vowell into e?
A16869	Q. Haue you no speciall obseruation of the compounds of cano?
A16869	Q. Haue you not some Datiue cases of Nounes Substantiues, which are vsed Aduerbially; that is, made Aduerbs?
A16869	Q. Haue you not some speciall obseruations concerning these two Verbs, Eo and queo?
A16869	Q. NOvv that wee haue done with Noune Substantiues, what are wee to come to next?
A16869	Q. Nounes Partitiues with Interrogatiues, and certaine Nounes of Number, as these set downe in the booke, and the like; what case doe they require?
A16869	Q. Nounes of the Comparatiue degree, with this signe than or by after them, what case will they haue?
A16869	Q. VVhat other vvordes haue you belonging to this Rule?
A16869	Q. Verbs Impersonals of the Passiue voice, b if they be formed of Verbs Neuters, what case doe they gouerne?
A16869	Q. Whence are these borrowed?
A16869	Q. Whence is the Superlatiue formed?
A16869	Q. Wherein are Pronounes vsed?
A16869	Q. Wherein doe they differ from other Verbes?
A16869	Q. Whereof may they haue an Accusatiue case?
A16869	Q. Whereof?
A16869	Q. Whereof?
A16869	Q. a HOw ends the Genitiue case singular of the fift Declension?
A16869	Q. a WHat Adjectiues gouerne a Datiue Case?
A16869	Q. a What is the example to decline words of three terminations by?
A16869	Q. b Doe not some Superlatiues end in um?
A16869	Q. b How many kindes of Participles are there?
A16869	Q. b Opus and vsus, when they signifie neede, what case must they haue?
A16869	Q. c Doe all words in d us, make the Vocatiue in e?
A16869	Q. c How will you decline these?
A16869	Seeing you must construe right before you can tell your rule; what order must you obserue in construing of a sentence?
A16869	That which onely sheweth a reason true or false: as, Amo, I loue; or else asketh a question: as, Amas tu?
A16869	They loued or did loue?
A16869	To what end serue these Persons in Pronounes?
A16869	To what question doth it answere?
A16869	To what question doth it answere?
A16869	To what question doth it answere?
A16869	To what vse doe Prepositions serue specially?
A16869	WHat Adiectiues gouerne an Accusatiue case?
A16869	WHat Adjectiues gouerne an Ablatiue Case?
A16869	WHat Booke doe you learne?
A16869	WHat Case must Nounes bee, which betoken part of time?
A16869	WHat Case will Gerunds and Supines haue?
A16869	WHat Case will a Verbe Passiue haue after him?
A16869	WHat Cases are Nounes put in, which signifie space, betweene place and place?
A16869	WHat Cases doe Aduerbs gouerne?
A16869	WHat Cases doe Interjections require?
A16869	WHat Cases doe Pronounes gouern?
A16869	WHat Verbes require a Datiue case?
A16869	WHat Verbes require a Genitiue case after them?
A16869	WHat Verbes require an Accusatiue case?
A16869	WHat Verbes will haue an Ablatiue case?
A16869	WHat are the Rules of Verbes for?
A16869	WHat are there moreouer belonging to the Infinitiue Mood?
A16869	WHat cases doe Conjunctions gouerne?
A16869	WHat cases doe Participles gouerne?
A16869	WHat else belongs to a Noune besides Number, Case, Gender, and Declension?
A16869	WHat follow next after Genders?
A16869	WHat i ● your last part of speech?
A16869	WHat is a Case?
A16869	WHat is a Coniugation?
A16869	WHat is a Gender?
A16869	WHat is a Person in a Verbe?
A16869	WHat is the fift thing belonging to a Pronoune?
A16869	WHat is the meaning of your first special Rule?
A16869	WHat is the third Concord?
A16869	WHat is then your first Concord?
A16869	WHat is your fourth part of speech, vvhich is declined?
A16869	WHat is your second Concord betweene?
A16869	WHat is your second speciall Rule?
A16869	WHat other exceptions haue you, wherein the compound Verbs doe differ from the simple?
A16869	WHat rules haue you for Verbes ending in m?
A16869	WHat signification hath the first Supine?
A16869	WHat words doe you call Diptots?
A16869	WHat words doe you call Triptots?
A16869	WHere begin your Rules for those which vary their Gender and declining?
A16869	WHere begin your rules for Verbs of the thi ● d Coniugation like Lego?
A16869	WHere begin your rules for the Heteroclits, called Defectiues?
A16869	WHere begins your rule for Adjectiues?
A16869	WHere is the Rule for birds, beasts and fishes?
A16869	WHere is your Rule for Supines of Compound Verbes?
A16869	WHere is your Rule for Verbes in or?
A16869	WHere is your Rule for Verbes of the second Coniugation like Doceo?
A16869	WHere is your Rule for Verbes wanting their Preterperfect tenses?
A16869	WHere is your Rule for Verbs which haue two Preterperfect tenses?
A16869	WHere is your Rule for compounds changing the first vowell into i, euery where but in the Preterperfect tense?
A16869	WHere is your Rule for the Preterperfect tens ● ● of Compound Verbes?
A16869	WHere is your Rule for those which borrowe theire Preterperfect tense?
A16869	WHere is your Rule for words of the fourth Conjugation, like Audio?
A16869	WHether haue Verbes Impersonals any Nominatiue before them, as Personals haue?
A16869	WHich are those which you call Aptots?
A16869	WHich call you Monoptots?
A16869	WHich is the second part of speech?
A16869	WHich is the third part of speech?
A16869	WHich is your fift part of speech; and the first of those which are vndeclined?
A16869	WHich is your second part of speech vndeclined?
A16869	WHich is your third part of speech vndeclined?
A16869	We haue done with Verbs Personals: to come to Impersonals, how are they declined?
A16869	Well; to returne againe to the Rules in order: What cases doe Substantiues gouerne?
A16869	What Ablatiue case?
A16869	What Adiectiues are of three terminations?
A16869	What Aduerbs gouerne a Datiue case?
A16869	What Aduerbs require a Genitiue?
A16869	What Aduerbs require an Accusatiue case?
A16869	What Article hath the Common of two?
A16869	What Articles hath the Common of three?
A16869	What Articles hath the Doubtfull?
A16869	What Case doe Reminiscor, obliuiscor, recordor and memini require?
A16869	What Case then must that word be, which seemeth in the English to be the Nominatiue case?
A16869	What Case vvill Verbes of comparing or exceeding haue?
A16869	What Case will Sum haue, when it is put for habeo to haue?
A16869	What Case will Verbes haue, which signifie e receiuing, distance or taking away?
A16869	What Case, Gender& Number, shall the Adjectiue be, when any of these are his Substantiue?
A16869	What Conjunctions doe couple like cases?
A16869	What Gender is most worthy in these?
A16869	What Genitiue case will they haue?
A16869	What Genitiue case?
A16869	What Impersonals require a Datiue case?
A16869	What Interjections require a Nominatiue case?
A16869	What Number and Person must the Verbe be, when a whole sentence, or a peece of a sentence, are the Nominatiue case to the Verbe?
A16869	What Participles hath a Verbe Deponent?
A16869	What Prepositions are set after their cases?
A16869	What Pronounes are of the third declension?
A16869	What Tenses are formed of the Preterperfect tense of the Indicatiue Moode?
A16869	What Verbes are those?
A16869	What Verbes are those?
A16869	What Verbes doe especially belong to the rule which haue thus a Datiue case?
A16869	What Verbes doe you call Meditatiues?
A16869	What Verbes end in or?
A16869	What Verbes in o,?
A16869	What Verbs end in m?
A16869	What a Datiue?
A16869	What a Verbe is that?
A16869	What a Vocatiue?
A16869	What an( a) Accusatiue?
A16869	What are all such Adjectiues of three Articles declined like?
A16869	What are then the notes or marks in English, to know a Noune Substantiue by?
A16869	What are these Primitiues called besides?
A16869	What are these called?
A16869	What are these called?
A16869	What are these terminations, mi, ni, pi, qui, made?
A16869	What are these three declined like?
A16869	What are they declined like?
A16869	What are those Nounes tearmed properly?
A16869	What are those declined like?
A16869	What belongeth it to?
A16869	What belongs it to?
A16869	What belongs it to?
A16869	What belongs it to?
A16869	What booke is that?
A16869	What call you a Declension?
A16869	What call you the Comparatiue?
A16869	What case is Comes here, and why?
A16869	What case is virtutis, and why?
A16869	What case must the vvorde which signifieth the price which any thing cost, be put into, after Verbes?
A16869	What case will Adjectiues haue which signifie desire, knowledge, remembrance, ignorance or forgetting, and the like?
A16869	What cases doe Participles gouerne, when they are so changed into Nounes?
A16869	What cases doe Verbs require, which are compounded with Prepositions?
A16869	What cases doe they serue to?
A16869	What cases of the person haue all Verbs Impersonals of the Passiue voice, properly?
A16869	What cases will verbs Impersonals haue after them?
A16869	What common Nounes, or names of places, signifying in or at a place, are in the same manner put in the Genitiue case?
A16869	What differ your Persons in Verbs, from Persons in Nounes and Pronounes?
A16869	What difference is there betweene quod and quid?
A16869	What doe the compounds of sto make?
A16869	What doth a Participle of the Future in rus, signifie or betoken?
A16869	What doth a Verbe Personall agree with?
A16869	What doth i ● take of a Noune onely, or seuerally?
A16869	What doth it belong to?
A16869	What doth it belong to?
A16869	What doth it betoken or signifie?
A16869	What doth it betoken?
A16869	What doth it follow?
A16869	What doth it take of both of them together?
A16869	What else must be made by the Gerund in do?
A16869	What for Edo?
A16869	What hath it ioyned with it in Latine?
A16869	What if it be a Noune of Multitude of the Singular Number?
A16869	What if it haue respect to moe things then one?
A16869	What if the Adjectiue haue respect but to one thing alone( as to one sentence, or one peece of a sentence) vvhat Gender and number must it be?
A16869	What if the sentence be made by the Verbe Actiue, in steed of the Passiue?
A16869	What if there be not all these kindes of words in a sentence?
A16869	What if these words be put with Substantiues?
A16869	What if they belong both to one thing?
A16869	What if they haue an Accusatiue case before them, as Infinitiue Moodes haue commonly?
A16869	What if you haue moe Verbs then one in a sentence, which of them is the principall Verbe?
A16869	What if your Verbe be of the Infinitiue Moode, must it haue a Nominatiue case before it?
A16869	What is Comparison?
A16869	What is Lo made?
A16869	What is Vo made?
A16869	What is a Conjunction?
A16869	What is a Noune Adjectiue declined with?
A16869	What is a Noune Adjectiue?
A16869	What is a Noune Substantiue Common?
A16869	What is a Noune Substantiue?
A16869	What is a Noune?
A16869	What is a Participle?
A16869	What is a Preposition?
A16869	What is a Pronoune?
A16869	What is a Tense?
A16869	What is a Verbe?
A16869	What is an Aduerbe?
A16869	What is an Article?
A16869	What is an Impersonall?
A16869	What is an Interjection?
A16869	What is ci made?
A16869	What is cio made?
A16869	What is d ● o made?
A16869	What is di made?
A16869	What is do made in the Preterperfect tense?
A16869	What is gi made?
A16869	What is gio made?
A16869	What is go made in the Preterperfect tense?
A16869	What is ho made?
A16869	What is it formed of?
A16869	What is it formed of?
A16869	What is it put after?
A16869	What is it to increase or be diminished?
A16869	What is li made?
A16869	What is mo made?
A16869	What is no made in the Preterperfect tense?
A16869	What is pio made?
A16869	What is po made?
A16869	What is psi made?
A16869	What is quo turned into?
A16869	What is ri made?
A16869	What is rio made?
A16869	What is ro made?
A16869	What is sco made?
A16869	What is si made?
A16869	What is so made?
A16869	What is that, to be put acquisitiuely?
A16869	What is the Article of the Neuter Gender?
A16869	What is the Epicene Gender declined vvith?
A16869	What is the Gerund in dum vsed after?
A16869	What is the Indicatiue?
A16869	What is the Latine of the Participle of the present tense formed of?
A16869	What is the Singular Number?
A16869	What is the Superlatiue?
A16869	What is the chiefe benefit of this perfect readinesse, in declining and conjugating?
A16869	What is the common exception from all Nounes?
A16869	What is the common signe to knowe it by?
A16869	What is the exception for the Compoundes of Facio?
A16869	What is the exception for the compounds of lego?
A16869	What is the fift exception?
A16869	What is the first Person?
A16869	What is the first exception?
A16869	What is the first exception?
A16869	What is the first exception?
A16869	What is the first?
A16869	What is the fourth exception?
A16869	What is the last exception?
A16869	What is the meaning of Mascula in er, seu venter,& c?
A16869	What is the meaning of Mascula sunt etiam polysyllaba in n,& c?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of it?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that exception?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule, Haec sed üi mutant in sum,& c?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of that?
A16869	What is the meaning of that?
A16869	What is the meaning of that?
A16869	What is the meaning of the first rule, Foeminei generis si ● hyperdis ● yllab ● n,& c?
A16869	What is the meaning of the first rule, Mascula dicuntur,& c?
A16869	What is the meaning of the last rule, Su ● t quae deficiunt,& c?
A16869	What is the meaning of the rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of the second Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of the third Rule?
A16869	What is the meaning of the third rule, Mascula in er, or,& os,& c?
A16869	What is the meaning?
A16869	What is the meaning?
A16869	What is the meaning?
A16869	What is the meaning?
A16869	What is the obseruation of the compounds of pasco?
A16869	What is the reason of it?
A16869	What is the second Person?
A16869	What is the second exception?
A16869	What is the second exception?
A16869	What is the signe of the Comparatiue degree?
A16869	What is the signe of the Datiue case?
A16869	What is the signe of the Genitiue case?
A16869	What is the third Person?
A16869	What is the third exception?
A16869	What is the vowell of the first Conjugation to know it by?
A16869	What is the way to know them?
A16869	What is their signe to knowe them by?
A16869	What is then the difference betweene a Noune and a Verbe?
A16869	What is then the vse of Conjunctions?
A16869	What is ti made?
A16869	What is tio made?
A16869	What is to made?
A16869	What is vi made?
A16869	What is xi made?
A16869	What is your example of the first Declension?
A16869	What is your generall rule, when the word going before the Verbe, and the word comming after the Verbe, belong both to one thing?
A16869	What is your last exception?
A16869	What is your obseruation for the compoundes of Nosco?
A16869	What is your obseruation of the Compounds of pario?
A16869	What is your rule for all Adiectiues of three terminations, like bonus, a, um?
A16869	What is your rule for the Compounds of plico?
A16869	What is your rule for the compounds of placeo?
A16869	What is your rule for them?
A16869	What is your second exception?
A16869	What is üi made?
A16869	What is üo made?
A16869	What is 〈 ◊ 〉 turned into?
A16869	What may Participles be changed into?
A16869	What may a Verbe Actiue be made?
A16869	What may the Adjectiues, dignus, indignus, and contentus, haue in stead of their Ablatiue case?
A16869	What may the same Gerund in di be vsed after also?
A16869	What may this Supine be turned into?
A16869	What mean you by that, when you say, it may indifferently accord with either of them?
A16869	What meane you by Apposition, when you say a Preposition is set before in Apposition?
A16869	What meane you by Composition, when you say a Preposition is set before in Composition?
A16869	What meane you by Concords?
A16869	What meane you by Construction?
A16869	What meane you by Heteroclits?
A16869	What meane you by Mascula nomina in a dicuntur,& c?
A16869	What meane you by Personall?
A16869	What meane you by a Casuall word?
A16869	What meane you by a Datiue of the Dooer?
A16869	What meane you by a Person?
A16869	What meane you by a degree of Comparison?
A16869	What meane you by a thing absolutely, without excesse?
A16869	What meane you by absolute?
A16869	What meane you by an Introduction of the eyght parts of speech?
A16869	What meane you by an oblique case?
A16869	What meane you by construe?
A16869	What meane you by termination?
A16869	What meane you by that rule?
A16869	What meane you by that, To increase flat?
A16869	What meane you by that, To increase sharp or long?
A16869	What meane you by that?
A16869	What meane you by that?
A16869	What meane you by that?
A16869	What meane you by that?
A16869	What meane you by that?
A16869	What meane you by that?
A16869	What meane you by that?
A16869	What meane you by that?
A16869	What meane you by the Antecedent?
A16869	What meane you by the Construction of the eight parts of speech?
A16869	What meane you by those words,* In speech?
A16869	What meane you, when you say, a Noune Adjectiue is that can not stand by it selfe?
A16869	What must the Relatiue haue?
A16869	What must the Verbe haue to agree with?
A16869	What must you doe here first?
A16869	What must you take next?
A16869	What next?
A16869	What next?
A16869	What of a Verbe alone?
A16869	What of the fourth?
A16869	What of the second?
A16869	What of the third?
A16869	What other Adjectiues gouerne an Ablatiue case?
A16869	What other Adjectiues?
A16869	What other Nounes are so put?
A16869	What other Verbes besides require a Genitiue case?
A16869	What other Verbes require a Genitiue case?
A16869	What other Verbes require an Ablatiue case properly?
A16869	What other Verbes yet require a Genitiue case?
A16869	What other words are vsed after Verbes, of price, in stead of their Casuall words?
A16869	What other?
A16869	What others Verbes haue such Cases after them, as they haue before them?
A16869	What parts of speech doth it take part of?
A16869	What say you then of malum, signifying in a mischiefe, is it not a perfect voice?
A16869	What serues this exāple for chiefly?
A16869	What signe hath it?
A16869	What signe hath it?
A16869	What signes hath it?
A16869	What signes hath it?
A16869	What signes hath it?
A16869	What signes hath it?
A16869	What signes haue they to know them by?
A16869	What signes may it be knowne by?
A16869	What signification hath the later Supine?
A16869	What signification haue they?
A16869	What signifies Cuias?
A16869	What signifies it?
A16869	What signifieth a Participle of the future in dus?
A16869	What signifieth the Infinitiue?
A16869	What speaketh the Preterimperfect tense of?
A16869	What speciall obseruation haue you in that Rule?
A16869	What the Adjectiue?
A16869	What then doth that rule of the Pronounes( These Genitiue cases of the Primitiues) teach?
A16869	What then?
A16869	What three cases are those?
A16869	What time doth a Participle of the Preter tense signifie?
A16869	What time doth it signifie?
A16869	What time doth it signifie?
A16869	What time doth it signifie?
A16869	What time doth the Present tense speake of?
A16869	What time speakes the Future tense of?
A16869	What time speakes the Preterperfect tense of?
A16869	What time speakes the Preterpluperfect tense of?
A16869	What tokens haue such Verbes after them?
A16869	What word then must you take first?
A16869	What words are of the third Person?
A16869	What words are those?
A16869	When Participles are thus changed into Nounes, what are they called?
A16869	When Sum hath after him a Nominatiue case, and a Datiue; what Case may the Nominatiue be turned into?
A16869	When a deed is signified to be done of many, the verb beeing a verb Neuter; what may be done elegantly?
A16869	When an English is giuen to be made in Latine, what must you doe first?
A16869	When any of these, except a Casuall worde, are the Antecedent, what Gender and Number must the Relatiue be?
A16869	When doth Sub gouerne an Accusatiue case?
A16869	When doth Super gouerne an Accusatiue?
A16869	When doth in, serue to the Accusatiue case?
A16869	When in making or construing Latine, there commeth no Nominatiue case between the Relatiue& the Verb, what case must your Relatiue be?
A16869	When is a Noune said to increase?
A16869	When is that?
A16869	When is that?
A16869	When is that?
A16869	When must Mei, tui, sui, the Genitiue cases of the Primitiues, be vsed?
A16869	When must meus, tuus, suus, be vsed?
A16869	When the English word that, may be turned into which, what part of speech is it?
A16869	When the Nominatiue endeth in us, how must the Vocatiue end?
A16869	When two Substantiues come together betokening diuerse things, what case shall the later be?
A16869	When two Verbs come together without any Nominatiue case betweene them, vvhat Moode must the latter be?
A16869	When you haue a Relatiue, what must you do to find out his Antecedent?
A16869	When you haue a question asked, as by any of these Interrogatiues, in what case must you answere?
A16869	When you haue an Adjectiue, how will you finde out his Substantiue?
A16869	When you haue found out the principall Verbe, what must you doe then?
A16869	When you haue the English of the word R ● s, that is, thing, put with the Adjectiue, what may you doe then?
A16869	Where are Nostrum and vestrum vsed?
A16869	Where are these set downe together?
A16869	Where beginne your rules for gouerning words?
A16869	Where beginneth the second part?
A16869	Where begins your first part, or the Introduction of the eight parts of speech?
A16869	Where is that?
A16869	Where is the rule for Neuters singular, Feminines Plurall?
A16869	Where is the rule for Neuters singular, which are Masculines onely in the Plurall?
A16869	Where is the rule for names of trees?
A16869	Where is the rule of sharpe or long Commons?
A16869	Where is the rule of them?
A16869	Where is your Rule for Adiectiues of diuers declinings and endings?
A16869	Where is your Rule?
A16869	Where is your rule for Commons not increasing?
A16869	Where is your rule for Doubtfuls not increasing?
A16869	Where is your rule for Feminines Singular, Neuters Plurall?
A16869	Where is your rule for Neuters increasing sharpe or long?
A16869	Where is your rule for long Doubtfuls?
A16869	Where is your rule for the compounds of pungo?
A16869	Where is your rule for the compounds of scalpo, calco, salto?
A16869	Where is your rule for those Adiectiues, which are declined like Substantiues, with two Articles onely?
A16869	Where is your rule for those which are excepted?
A16869	Where is your rule for those which are of diuers Terminations, Declining and Gender?
A16869	Where is your rule for those which haue diuers terminations in the Nominatiue case, in the same sense and Gender?
A16869	Where is your rule of Neuters not increasing?
A16869	Where is your rule of short Neuters?
A16869	Where is your rule?
A16869	Where must the Nominatiue case be placed, if any of these happen?
A16869	Where must you finde this re and ris vvhich you speake of?
A16869	Whether can a Verbe Deponent or a Verb Common loose r, to be made Actiues?
A16869	Whether hath it Number& Person, as other Moodes haue?
A16869	Which are Intransitiue?
A16869	Which are Intransitives?
A16869	Which are the signes of the Ablatiue case?
A16869	Which are those English signes, which you must run in your minde, with these terminations?
A16869	Which are those other words which are so declined like nuus, hauing the Genitiue case singular in ïus, and the Datiue in i?
A16869	Which are those sixe?
A16869	Which are those three weake once?
A16869	Which are those?
A16869	Which are those?
A16869	Which are those?
A16869	Which be they?
A16869	Which call you Verbes of Gesture?
A16869	Which call you the most worthy Gender, in things not apt to haue life?
A16869	Which do you call Adjectiues of three Articles?
A16869	Which doe you account the speediest way of all, to get and keepe these Verbs?
A16869	Which is a Noune Substantiue Proper?
A16869	Which is the Article of the Feminine Gender?
A16869	Which is the Article of the Masculine Gender?
A16869	Which is the Plurall number?
A16869	Which is the Positiue degree?
A16869	Which is the Substantiue of the most worthie Gender?
A16869	Which is the first exception?
A16869	Which is the first exception?
A16869	Which is the first?
A16869	Which is the fourth?
A16869	Which is the place of the Nominatiue?
A16869	Which is the second exception?
A16869	Which is the second way?
A16869	Which is the third exception?
A16869	Which is the third exception?
A16869	Which is the third exception?
A16869	Which is the third?
A16869	Which is your Genitiue case, and why?
A16869	Which is your second exception?
A16869	Which is your second exception?
A16869	Which of these is most specially called a Relatiue?
A16869	Why are the rest called vndeclined?
A16869	Why are these called Persons?
A16869	Why are these sixe called Relatiues?
A16869	Why are these so compared?
A16869	Why are they called Deriuatiues?
A16869	Why are they called Primitiues?
A16869	Why are they said to be declined?
A16869	Why are they set here before the Genders and Declensions?
A16869	Why can none of these be the principall Ve ● be?
A16869	Why do they belong to the Infinitiue Mood?
A16869	Why do you giue a, for the signe of the Nominatiue case; and the, of the Accusatiue?
A16869	Why doe you decline them so?
A16869	Why doe you not mention any rules for the Vocatiue?
A16869	Why doe you say commonly?
A16869	Why doe you say, most commonly set before other parts?
A16869	Why doth your booke say, The Adjectiue whether it be a Noune, Pronoune or Participle?
A16869	Why is it called a Participle?
A16869	Why is it called a Pronoune?
A16869	Why is it called an Aduerbe?
A16869	Why is it called the Subjunctiue Moode?
A16869	Why is it called the* Accidence?
A16869	Why is it declned here, being a Noune?
A16869	Why is that in u called the later Supine?
A16869	Why is that in um called the first Supine?
A16869	Why is the order changed by these?
A16869	Why must these sixe so agree together?
A16869	Why must you construe thus first?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why so?
A16869	Why?
A16869	Why?
A16869	Will these euer haue a Nominatiue case after them?
A16869	Will these haue a Genitiue case of all words?
A16869	With how many Articles is a Noune Substantiue declined?
A16869	YOu saide a Verbe was declined with Moode and Tense: what is a Mood?
A16869	You said, that your booke did make seauen Genders: are there not seauen simply?
A16869	a Q. Doe your Datiues and Ablatiues plurall, end alwaies in is, in this Declension?
A16869	cases be of* diuers Persons, with which of them must the Verbe agree in Person?
A16869	dost thou loue?
A16869	how manie vndeclined?
A16869	how many without?
A16869	may it agree with any of them?
A16869	or dost thou loue?
A16869	what Cases must they be?
A19338	(*) D l In what thing do I seeme to thee[ to be] negligent?
A19338	(*) How many yeeres ● ast thou?
A19338	(*) M. Why doth this verbe Possum, want the Future tense of the Infinitive Moode?
A19338	(*) MAy I not goe forth together with my brother?
A19338	(*) THou never studiest: when wilt thou be(*) a scholar?
A19338	(*) What then should I answer to our master, when hee shall* denie that I writ those things?
A19338	(*) Why thither?
A19338	(*) art thou never about to returne?
A19338	(*) but how old art ● ● ou?
A19338	(*) dost thou so contemne a thing unestimable?
A19338	(*) how comes it to passe, that he dare commit so much money to thee?
A19338	(*) how is it done?
A19338	(*) is it not lawfull fo ● ● s, or to us?
A19338	(*) was I noted?
A19338	(*) weeps thy brother?
A19338	(*) what wilt thou doe?
A19338	(*) what?
A19338	(*) whereto, or what ● eed is there?
A19338	(*) whether have I beene noted?
A19338	(*) why thither?
A19338	(*) why writest them ● or?
A19338	* A Doest thou aske from whence I know them?
A19338	* A. Doest thou kno ● what the proverbe* meaneth?
A19338	* A. Shall I call one l or other companion out of the street?
A19338	* ANd art thou returned onely to day from the b farme- house?
A19338	* Also doest thou?
A19338	* And what, doest thou see?
A19338	* Are all risen?
A19338	* Are there lice to you?
A19338	* Are there witnesse ● to thee?
A19338	* At what hour ●?
A19338	* At what houre?
A19338	* At what play?
A19338	* But what hast thou done from that time thou hast risen?
A19338	* But what ● ● are doth thy bro ● ● er, or doth he goe 〈 ◊ 〉?
A19338	* C. Do ye then so dine early?
A19338	* Canst thou say it?
A19338	* Cicero: but Master, whither shall we* goe?
A19338	* Doe you then r permit us that wee may play?
A19338	* Doest thou then remember them?
A19338	* Dost thou hold it?
A19338	* FOr what cause art thou so* joyfull?
A19338	* For other matters, hath he done his l businesse* well* according to his mind?
A19338	* H. Thou hast hitte the nayle on the head; but what should I doe?
A19338	* H. Who shall helpe thee in the buying?
A19338	* HAst thou good store of bread?
A19338	* Hast thou beene at the schoole to day?
A19338	* Hast thou committed any thing to memorie?
A19338	* Hast thou not beene to day?
A19338	* Hath, or doth thy father?
A19338	* Have all risen?
A19338	* How great a part is there of them?
A19338	* How great store of wine is there to you?
A19338	* How many are there of them, who are away frō home so many yeares, being tossed in the meane time, by divers chances, by so many* dangers?
A19338	* How many parts hath this b speech?
A19338	* How* knewest thou* that he had changed his e counsell concerning his f going?
A19338	* How[ canst thou] come so soone?
A19338	* I Saw thee not to day a in the assembly,* what meaneth that?
A19338	* I am already i prepared, now let us go: But is[ your] father at home?
A19338	* I was present, but where wast thou?
A19338	* IS thy father come to this dais a market?
A19338	* Is it drunke nothing in the meane while?
A19338	* Is it lawfull to goe forth?
A19338	* Is it lawfull to goe ● orth?
A19338	* Is it lawfull?
A19338	* Is not my eye red unto mee?
A19338	* Is shee?
A19338	* Is thy brother at home?
A19338	* It can scarsely be, that all* should refuse?
A19338	* Knowest thou my sisters husband?
A19338	* L. Hast thou ever read Virgils o* moretum?
A19338	* MAster may I speake a word or two?
A19338	* MAy ● go abroad?
A19338	* Master, what will you?
A19338	* May I have leave to goe home?
A19338	* N. Where then[ is he?]
A19338	* Nothing more?
A19338	* Nothing more?
A19338	* Of what walnuts dost thou speak?
A19338	* Ought I* to give thee an account?
A19338	* P. Doth it please thee that we talke a little r now at our leisure?
A19338	* P. Is not this whole houre free for[ our] drinking?
A19338	* P. b Wherefore?
A19338	* Shouldest thou have done evill for[ thy]* mind sake?
A19338	* Therefore how?
A19338	* Therefore wh ● dost thou cry out so?
A19338	* Therefore what hast thou profited?
A19338	* Therefore what was the chiefe cause?
A19338	* Therefore why?
A19338	* Thou hast scarcely entered the Schoole,* and doest thou already speake of play?
A19338	* Thou providest well f for thy selfe, which hast a* regard of the time: but what[ doth] thy father?
A19338	* Three h ● lfe pence:* but[ how much hast] thou?
A19338	* To the end* to dwell there?
A19338	* V. Have we then* leave to play?
A19338	* V. Therefore what doest thou prepare ● o doe?
A19338	* WAst thou present at morning prayer?
A19338	* WAst thou present to day* at the sermon?
A19338	* WEnt thy father so away without my knowledge, that I could not speake with him?
A19338	* WHat is the matter, that I see thee so f sad?
A19338	* WHat meaneth it, that thou hast c been away this whole weeke?
A19338	* WHat* dwelling place hast thou?
A19338	* WHen dost thou expect the returne of thy father?
A19338	* WHen returnedst thou from home?
A19338	* WHy art thou so a jocund?
A19338	* WHy doest thou laugh?
A19338	* Was none set over you, whilest you did breake your fast?
A19338	* Went hee on foot, or ● n horse- backe?
A19338	* What and I will?
A19338	* What is done?
A19338	* What is it?
A19338	* What of that booke- seller h that goeth about from market to market?
A19338	* What shall I gain by that?
A19338	* What so?
A19338	* What t store of wine have you?
A19338	* What will this to it selfe?
A19338	* When ● s hee to returne?
A19338	* Where should I aske?
A19338	* Whether nothing more?
A19338	* Which( nounes) are to be declined to day?
A19338	* Why doest thou a cry out so oft?
A19338	* Why so?
A19338	* Why then dost thou exclaime so?
A19338	* Why then hast thou done it?
A19338	* Why thither?
A19338	* Wilt thou Honoratus r give s an example* for thy honours sake?
A19338	* Would I perswade thee to deceive thy father?
A19338	* a HAst thou gotten thy lesson without booke?
A19338	* a WHen wilt thou goe home?
A19338	* and what hast thou committed to memorie, or what dost thou remember?
A19338	* are to you?
A19338	* art thou returned?
A19338	* as I otherwhere had,& c. s whether or no?
A19338	* before the fift( houre)* whether have the rest risen now?
A19338	* broughtest thou him not?
A19338	* comest thou?
A19338	* doest thou not remember that our master is* wo nt to say to us so oft,* that it is God alone which teacheth good things?
A19338	* dost thou covet to goe forth?
A19338	* dost thou shew me?
A19338	* e Verily, thou* knew it long since H. Who f could be ignorant of that, which is so g vulgar?
A19338	* elected t canst thou helpe me?
A19338	* fearedst thou?
A19338	* for cause of what matter?
A19338	* from whence ● ast thou knowne his?
A19338	* from whence, how?
A19338	* g how fell that out?
A19338	* had he come?
A19338	* had ● t fallen out?
A19338	* hast thou left it?
A19338	* hast thou not age enough and wisedome* for that matter?
A19338	* hast thou not asked leave of going forth?
A19338	* hast thou not heard?
A19338	* hast thou not?
A19338	* have you lice?
A19338	* he hath numbred it?
A19338	* how many years old is he?
A19338	* how much did it cost?
A19338	* how much of grapes?
A19338	* how much, what store?
A19338	* how much?
A19338	* how oft doth any one that?
A19338	* i And these thus farre: but k whose words are these?
A19338	* i MAster may not I and* my cousin goe home?
A19338	* is he to goe with thee?
A19338	* is it lawfull for m ● to goe forth?
A19338	* is it lawfull for me?
A19338	* is it lawfull for 〈 ◊ 〉 to goe forth?
A19338	* is it lawfull to goe abroad?
A19338	* is it lawfull?
A19338	* is it lawfull?
A19338	* is it not lawfull for me to,& c. s What need hast thou to goe forth?
A19338	* is whatsoever is contrary to Gods word a sinne?
A19338	* it was sit downe( of them) i when rose they?
A19338	* of how much did it stand?
A19338	* or hast thou returned emptie?
A19338	* oughtest thou to doe evill?
A19338	* reason, g is he in health?
A19338	* recoveredst thou it?
A19338	* so very little store?
A19338	* that thing?
A19338	* that we are forbidden* to speake a low among our selves?
A19338	* thou comming againe hither hast brought?
A19338	* to his,& c.* ascendest thou?
A19338	* understand you all these things?
A19338	* unprepared to the schoole to morrow x shall we doe?
A19338	* us to prattle, or talke, d why?
A19338	* v Master have I not sayd well?
A19338	* what dost thou play the Philosopher even so?
A19338	* what else can I?
A19338	* what else should be lawfull?
A19338	* what gaine shall I make?
A19338	* what good hast thou done then?
A19338	* what hadst thou gone thither?
A19338	* what herbs hast thou gathered at length?
A19338	* what houre hast thou ● isen?
A19338	* what is a more pleasant message?
A19338	* what is that needfull?
A19338	* what matter is there to thee?
A19338	* what meaneth this so soda ● ne change ▪ diddest thou not speake even now b of play?
A19338	* what need is to thee of money?
A19338	* what needeth thy diligence, or helpe?
A19338	* what the moretum?
A19338	* what the pudding made of milke, cheese and herbs do?
A19338	* what then?
A19338	* what thither?
A19338	* what thither?
A19338	* what thither?
A19338	* what thither?
A19338	* what will it to it selfe?
A19338	* what will this to it selfe?
A19338	* what( sayest thou) at length?
A19338	* what?
A19338	* when hast thou returned?
A19338	* whether dost thou interpret?
A19338	* whether is any sicke?
A19338	* whether or no saidest thou not?
A19338	* whether will you any thing?
A19338	* whither?
A19338	* who had the assembly, or who made the sermon?
A19338	* who is a more pleasant messenger then of the grace of God, which Christ hath brought us by the Gospell?
A19338	* who is a tailour to thee?
A19338	* who taught thee those things?
A19338	* why doest thou hold thy peace?
A19338	* why doest thou not buy?
A19338	* why dost thou trouble mee?
A19338	* why hadst thou gone forth?
A19338	* why hast thou not tarried?
A19338	* why should I not beleeve it?
A19338	* why so not?
A19338	* why tooke he not himself home?
A19338	* will give my diligence, or do my be ● ●(*) Is it not lawfull for ● e to goe forth?
A19338	* will you also your stickings to bee noted?
A19338	* with what disease did shee labour?
A19338	* ● earch, or picke[ our] garments to us* what is this?
A19338	A But whither goest thou now?
A19338	A Hath he written nothing to you in the meane* time?
A19338	A How long hath he been away?
A19338	A Therefore what should he doe who hath no hope in Christ?
A19338	A What if thy father have sayled into l Brittaine for* m trafick?
A19338	A What saith[ thy] mother?
A19338	A Where I pray thee?
A19338	A c Were it not better after supper?
A19338	A † Went he not to Paris this summer?
A19338	A* Who can doe amisse who hath placed all his hope in God?
A19338	A. C. WIlt thou repeate thy lesson with me?
A19338	A. Did ● ● thou not thinke y that I asked of thee thy drinking in ea ● nest?
A19338	A. Doest thou aske?
A19338	A. Doest thou not know c that we are forbidden to buy any fruits?
A19338	A. Doest thou so alwaies?
A19338	A. Dost thou aske?
A19338	A. Doth it so seeme to thee?
A19338	A. Doth not thy father give thee?
A19338	A. Hadst thou[ it] at length?
A19338	A. Hast thou thought what Art* already may like thee especially?
A19338	A. I verely beleeve it, and he wil keep him* still: but when will he returne?
A19338	A. Knowest thou no ● our f scholasticall lawes?
A19338	A. Knowest thou not wherefore?
A19338	A. Knowest thou not?
A19338	A. Oh thou little foole, and doest thou talke in the meane time?
A19338	A. Shall I change my shooes?
A19338	A. Thou also Bernard, farewell: but tell mee, I pray thee, how much money* thou hast need of?
A19338	A. Thou hast not bought it a ill, i ● is good, but thou hast not b folded it* well ▪ hast thou parchment?
A19338	A. Wast thou present when he went?
A19338	A. Wh ● t[ did] he?
A19338	A. Wilt thou* that I shall be thy companion?
A19338	A. bb From what time?
A19338	A. c By whom?
A19338	A. c What ● ● serie doth* trouble thee?
A19338	A. c Whereto?
A19338	A. d What wouldest thou then?
A19338	A. r Why so?
A19338	ARe those b pens to be sold which thou carryest about?
A19338	AT* what a clocke rose thou to day?
A19338	And what* hath our speech had, which the t Monitor could* v have found fault with, if be chance( as he is wo nt) he had* watched us* out of wiles?
A19338	And* did he deliver it[ thee?]
A19338	Answer now, why hast thou not brought bread from home?
A19338	Are all these things true?
A19338	Are all things true, which thou* tellest mee?
A19338	Are not the father and mother contained under the name of a parent?
A19338	Are you lousie?
A19338	Art thou so secure?
A19338	As much:* e but for how much art thou* f boarded daily?
A19338	Aske[ thy] school- fellowes: for if* every one should aske me concerning matters* d spoken of me openly, I pray thee, when would there be an end?
A19338	At what a clocke?
A19338	B There is nothing, neither more safe, nor more certaine then this; but what time doest thou thinke that he may* be gone unto c fitly?
A19338	B Therfore* my good Florence tell me, what shall I doe?
A19338	B What is that?
A19338	B What* f preface shall I use then?
A19338	B Why not?
A19338	B Why should I buy[ it?]
A19338	B* Hoe, wretch, wretch that I am, what shall I do?
A19338	B* Who can judge otherwise?
A19338	B. Askedst thou nothing of him?
A19338	B. Callest thou me ● oole then?
A19338	B. Canst thou* lend mee some?
A19338	B. Doe I s affirme this to my selfe?
A19338	B. Doest thou aske where they are, as if c indeed I ought to keepe them d for thee?
A19338	B. Doest thou aske?
A19338	B. Doest thou not know r how to mingle it?
A19338	B. Doest thou s laugh at me?
A19338	B. Hast thou asked leave?
A19338	B. Hast thou not a chamber to thy selfe?
A19338	B. Hast thou* none?
A19338	B. I know* well enough ▪ but why doth he command?
A19338	B. I will doe it M. What wilt thou say to them?
A19338	B. O what* c a good turne shalt thou doe mee?
A19338	B. Peradventure that is the cause: but what then?
A19338	B. Shew it me: I acknowledge it aa mine: where hast thou found it?
A19338	B. Thou doest well, but what doest thou p iudge?
A19338	B. Thou now speakest friendly, but when shall I restore them?
A19338	B. Thou sayest well, but r who amongst many doth that?
A19338	B. Vpon what place?
A19338	B. WHither a goest thou now alone?
A19338	B. WIlt thou b breake thy fast with mee?
A19338	B. WIlt thou[ that] we repeat together?
A19338	B. Wherefore camest thou not unto his Inne after dinner?
A19338	B. Wherefore?
A19338	B. Wherfore sayest thou the name of a man?
A19338	B. Wilt thou answer concerning meats?
A19338	B. Wilt thou that I speake to my father that he may send for thee?
A19338	B. Yea doest thou aske?
A19338	B. a I will verely: but what kinde of repeating shal we use?
A19338	B. a WHy doth not Peter come into the schoole?
A19338	B. b Why should I not have heard?
A19338	B. d Why doest thou marvell so much?
A19338	B. i Master, what?
A19338	B. p Is it not then lawfull to play?
A19338	B. wilt thou* lend it me?
A19338	B. xx If thou hadst premeditated[ them] how doest thou poure so plainely y Castalian* streames, what new fury is this?
A19338	Because there wa ● no body at our house who could give me ▪ L. But why doest thou not take it?
A19338	But Christ commandeth f evill to be recompensed with good?
A19338	But I pray thee tell[ me] was there a frequent c auditory?
A19338	But I pray thee what doe we thinke vpon?
A19338	But I pray thee what need is there that the monitour know that?
A19338	But are there not others, of the same accent?
A19338	But by what h tokens durst he give it thee?
A19338	But goe to, let us returne to our purpose: of whom hast thou bought this Terence?
A19338	But hast thou brought nothing* else?
A19338	But my Paul hear[ mee:] o doth not the worship of GOD p containe all these things?
A19338	But say, I pray thee,* hath thy father given thee no money?
A19338	But tell me r in earnest, canst thou doe so great matters?
A19338	But tell me* I pray thee, hast thou any meate?
A19338	But tell mee plainly k what were those medicines?
A19338	But that I may returne to the matter, didst thou* reprove[ me] in good earnest, for that I had asked no money of my father?
A19338	But that we may come to the matter, what wilt thou doe with k that money?
A19338	But to the matter, wilt thou go forth now?
A19338	But u tell[ mee] uu what doth[ thy] x Tutor need thy* helpe?
A19338	But u what is* the cause?
A19338	But what do the l chances and perils of other men comfort me?
A19338	But what doest thou perswade[ me] concerning my breakefast?
A19338	But what doest thou thinke concerning this p our conference?
A19338	But what doest thou?
A19338	But what g meanest thou?
A19338	But what if the correction be unjust?
A19338	But what is fortune?
A19338	But what meanest thou?
A19338	But what* time* hath his father i appointed him?
A19338	But what?
A19338	But what[ is] this?
A19338	But when wilt thou bring better quils?
A19338	But when wilt thou give[ them] me?
A19338	But whence hadst thou those pease?
A19338	But wherfore doest thou aske that?
A19338	But whether can any good thing be made of two evils?
A19338	But who shall teach me those words?
A19338	But why doe we* defer to goe to heare the lesson?
A19338	But why doest thou* extoll me being* unworthy, with so great praises?
A19338	But why hast thou y omitted the Participle z present of the verbe Possum, seeing it is in use, ● otens potentis?
A19338	But* doest thou not thinke that I have spoken sufficiently concerning the vintages?
A19338	By what right are our lawes guided?
A19338	By what right?
A19338	C I have all which thou hast f numbred, besides Cato, Terence, and g Tullies Epistles; for why should I have bookes which are not read in our forme?
A19338	C Sayest thou peradventure?
A19338	C To what end( I pray thee) c[ doth it] that?
A19338	C Why so I pray thee?
A19338	C what?
A19338	C. A question* unmeet for a man; for who wold spare wine here?
A19338	C. And e what understood ● thou* of those letters?
A19338	C. And* knewest thou[ them] all?
A19338	C. At least what* come to[ thy] memory?
A19338	C. But doest thou not heare* that we are called to supper?
A19338	C. But goe to; tell mee in earnest, have I not* intertained thee sumptuously?
A19338	C. But how much of every one?
A19338	C. But what books hast thou?
A19338	C. But* I pray thee what was[ his] conclusion?
A19338	C. D. WHen wilt thou dine?
A19338	C. Doest thou aske?
A19338	C. Doest thou aske?
A19338	C. Doest thou judge so, O thou severe judge?
A19338	C. Doest thou thinke r that all the guests were delighted with that* strange excesse of expence?
A19338	C. F. IS there nothing that a we may repeate to[ our] Master?
A19338	C. From whence wilt thou have afterwards?
A19338	C. From whence?
A19338	C. From ● hence are they d dated?
A19338	C. Hast not thou thy selfe heard them* very oft of our Preacher?
A19338	C. Hast thou a* made[ thy] excuse to the master?
A19338	C. Hast thou brought* store?
A19338	C. Hast thou h turned it already?
A19338	C. Hast thou not heard it ▪* very often?
A19338	C. Hoe,(*) thou troublest me: wilt thou any thing?
A19338	C. How couldest thou remember so many?
A19338	C. How knowest thou the day?
A19338	C. How long hath thy mother beene sicke?
A19338	C. How?
A19338	C. How?
A19338	C. I doubt* not thereof, but by whose* helpe?
A19338	C. I had forgotten[ them] C. Art thou wo nt* so to forget[ thy] breakefast, or[ thy] drinking?
A19338	C. I know not certainly, peradventure to morrow, but wherefore dost thou aske* that?
A19338	C. It doth* not now come to my minde;[ yet] I say, what* good doth it to talke?
A19338	C. Nothing more?
A19338	C. O i thou foolish[ boy] what sayest thou?
A19338	C. Of whom boughtest thou them?
A19338	C. Of whom therefore?
A19338	C. Oh what is this?
A19338	C. Sayest thou so?
A19338	C. What booke 〈 ◊ 〉 doest thou seeke?
A19338	C. What day?
A19338	C. What did he answer thee?
A19338	C. What hindreth?
A19338	C. What if my Vncle o will that wee* tarry* the latter wedding day?
A19338	C. What is that?
A19338	C. What remedies did he use in curing thy mother?
A19338	C. What then?
A19338	C. What † wouldest thou know c concerning it?
A19338	C. What* concerneth it me to know?
A19338	C. What, dost thou think* that I care?
A19338	C. What?
A19338	C. When receivedst thou them?
A19338	C. When receivedst thou them?
A19338	C. When to be gg repeated?
A19338	C. When was that?
A19338	C. When?
A19338	C. Who brought th ● m?
A19338	C. Who brought[ them?]
A19338	C. Who c cured her?
A19338	C. Who is he?
A19338	C. Who shall bring it?
A19338	C. Why art thou so curious an asker of questions?
A19338	C. Why did''st thou d dissemble?
A19338	C. Why doe we then* tarry?
A19338	C. Why doest thou exclaime so?
A19338	C. Why dost thou not go unto our ● aster?
A19338	C. Why* wentest thou abroad?
A19338	C. Yea, the f greatest: but what g wouldest thou doe?
A19338	C. b Wilt thou lend me?
A19338	C. ll Doth it seeme so to thee?
A19338	C. ● here hadst thou left it?
A19338	C.* And what hearbs hast thou gathered?
A19338	C.* At what of the clocke?
A19338	C.* Hath she b recovered?
A19338	C.* How knowest thou these things?
A19338	C.* I am very seldome present · D. How art thou f excused?
A19338	C.* I know[ how] to read, to write, to speak Latine, at least meanly:(*) dd what need I so much knowledge?
A19338	C.* It may suffice thee, if I shall* make one for the present: c are they new?
A19338	C.* May we not therefore utter z any word in English?
A19338	C.* Not without cause: but n for how much?
A19338	C.* Of what disease* was she sick?
A19338	C.* Shall wee have some good thing* provided against Supper?
A19338	C.* There is no cause that thou shouldest give me[ thanks:] but hadst thou used it sufficiently?
A19338	C.* What good doe those?
A19338	C.* What good will that doe?
A19338	C.* What must* the Moretum[ do:] shall we not at least taste of it?
A19338	C.* What then?
A19338	C.* Where was thy father in the meane time?
A19338	C.* Whereto wentest thou thither?
A19338	C.* c Whereto?
A19338	C.* z But at what* time returnedst thou into the schoole?
A19338	CAnst thou not a lend me* some mone ● N. How much doest thou b desire?
A19338	CAperone from whence commest thou?
A19338	Colognerius,& c. FRom whence dost a thou returne?
A19338	Concerning what matter wilt thou propound[ them?]
A19338	Concerning what matter?
A19338	Corderius: wilt thou that I t go to call them?
A19338	Cujus est hic liber?
A19338	D But what do we think?
A19338	D Hast thou never read, I have seene l[ him] to live in hope, who was about to die?
A19338	D Hopest thou then for nothing?
A19338	D I indeed doe praise thee: but goe to, tell me in good earnest, is the a probation of our forme b done?
A19338	D In what chapter?
A19338	D Since † what time art thou made a y smattering divine?
A19338	D Therefore what is to bee done?
A19338	D Thou saydest even now that we were to trust only* in adversity:* what doest thou account* adversitie?
A19338	D What are u those(*) I pray thee?
A19338	D What if I shall not understand the place h by selfe?
A19338	D What if thou shalt bee present with me?
A19338	D What is done?
A19338	D What[ saying] I pray thee?
A19338	D Who f exempted thee?
A19338	D Why not?
A19338	D Why so?
A19338	D With what weapons?
A19338	D dd What the* probation?
A19338	D f What good will that doe?
A19338	D g What if I did hope?
A19338	D x What, that they doe also mock at admonitions?
A19338	D z Are then the lessons had now a in earnest?
A19338	D(*) have then all the i children of the Senators such a priviledge?
A19338	D* And where are they found?
A19338	D* Under what captain?
A19338	D. A. WIlt thou* write me out[ my] lesson?
A19338	D. But when aa commanded he?
A19338	D. But(*) what do we linger to betake our selves into the* schoole?
A19338	D. D. N. P. At what* a clock began he?
A19338	D. Doth it please you to heare me?
A19338	D. E. WHither doest thou a make hast?
A19338	D. For hee alone is the searcher of the hearts, but(*) what then?
A19338	D. Hoe thou fine little m dainty boy, hast thou now n* so learned a mouth?
A19338	D. How understandest thou* this?
A19338	D. I am forgetfull: what should I doe?
A19338	D. It is flesh, but what flesh?
A19338	D. It may be, but( I pray you) goe on to teach mee: what doth this Noune signifie in English?
A19338	D. Master, doe you permit then, that I z may be away?
A19338	D. O wretch, hast thou eaten them?
A19338	D. P.* MAy I be permitted to bee away at two of the clocke?
A19338	D. Wh ● not the whole?
A19338	D. What day d receivedst thou letters?
A19338	D. What did[ thy] Letters containe besides?
A19338	D. What fortune k dost thou tell me[ of?]
A19338	D. What is needfull?
A19338	D. What l* a pleasure shouldest thou doe me?
A19338	D. What shall I answer now?
A19338	D. What then?
A19338	D. What wilt thou?
A19338	D. Whe ● ther fresh or salt?
A19338	D. Wherfore?
A19338	D. Whether fat or leane?
A19338	D. Who commanded?
A19338	D. Why not?
A19338	D. o Wilt thou any thing?
A19338	D. r Why so?
A19338	D. t Haue many returned already?
A19338	D.* Could not thy mother give thee[ thy] dinner, before the returne of[ thy] father from the Senate house?
A19338	D.* How is the schoole?
A19338	D.* Spakest thou not these words, The e event of play is doubtfull?
A19338	D.* We thanke you most courteous Master:* will you any thing* else?
A19338	D.* What meaneth this?
A19338	DOest thou know what a clocke it is?
A19338	DOest thou write in good earnest, or* doest thou play the foole?
A19338	DOst thou not remember* that I lent thee paper of late?
A19338	Did he not* put it into his booke before?
A19338	Do I not satisfie[ my] master?
A19338	Doest thou complaine?
A19338	Doest thou not* remember the divine precept of Peter the Apostle?
A19338	Dost thou now* remember[ those things] which are to be aa repeated at three of the clocke?
A19338	Doth it not shame thee to come into the schoole without bookes?
A19338	Doth it please you, that about supper time, I doe the same l concerning the other actions of this day?
A19338	E F. G. FRancis what dost thou?
A19338	E. Certainly the praise and honour* thereof, is due* to our heavenly Father alone: but what doe we now?
A19338	E. F. WHy doest thou not write?
A19338	E. For whose cause?
A19338	E. H ● ● much,[ hast thou] I pray thee?
A19338	E. Had he never commended thee?
A19338	E. How old then?
A19338	E. I goe to supper: b what thou?
A19338	E. Oh foole, therefore doest thou esteeme the reward by the price of the thing?
A19338	E. Therefore doe yee never speake in English?
A19338	E. Therefore what wilt thou doe?
A19338	E. Thirteene as I have* heard of my mother:(*) but thou?
A19338	E. What if he cōmend thee ▪ that thou maist be beaten* the oftner?
A19338	E. What sayest thou?
A19338	E. What then?
A19338	E. What then?
A19338	E. Whatthen?
A19338	E. c What concerneth it me?
A19338	E. d From whence dost thou gather this?
A19338	E. e What[ do] the maids?
A19338	E. u For what cause came hee?
A19338	E. z Will yee that we say againe, to a confirme[ our] memorie?
A19338	E.(*) What do ye with the family?
A19338	E.* But how old is thy brother?
A19338	E.* What meaneth he by this so* often commendation?
A19338	Experience( as it is said commonly) is the d mistresse of things, hast thou[ it?]
A19338	F Hoe, what remaineth?
A19338	F I say, what is the matter?
A19338	F In what then?
A19338	F In what,* in theft?
A19338	F Master,* i may I speake a word or two unto you?
A19338	F Therefore doest thou know* what to doe?
A19338	F What d remedy will you ● inde for this e evill?
A19338	F What then?
A19338	F What[ did your] master, when he saw you p feasting thus?
A19338	F Where was it done?
A19338	F Whom doest thou suspect?
A19338	F Why should I not remember?
A19338	F eighteen Italian m crownes which they call now Pistolets G. Why doth he not n inhabit it rather?
A19338	F i What †( pray thee) can they alledge?
A19338	F m Ah,* thou mayest not so greatly disquiet thy selfe; who were present with thee?
A19338	F ▪ What dost thou write?
A19338	F* An unhappy breakfast to thee: but what?
A19338	F. But how* are wee come so quickly, and m without any wearinesse unto the schoole?
A19338	F. But what[ did] he?
A19338	F. But when wilt thou o goe againe to the schoole?
A19338	F. But when wilt thou restore it?
A19338	F. For how much hast thou dined?
A19338	F. G. WHere hast thou a taken meat to day?
A19338	F. Go to: because* we have now exercised our mindes sufficiently, wilt thou also exercise thy body,* for thy healths sake?
A19338	F. How?
A19338	F. I doe p remember that well, but q how shall hee know this?
A19338	F. I hav ● written now my side: a but thou?
A19338	F. I pray thee what[ didst] thou in the meane time?
A19338	F. I see enough e what ones they are: how many wilt thou give me for a farthing?
A19338	F. In what place?
A19338	F. Master, why say you that?
A19338	F. Michael* God save thee also, what a clock is it?
A19338	F. Therfore why diddest thou aske?
A19338	F. Well done, but wither goest thou now?
A19338	F. What didst thou there?
A19338	F. What doest thou feare?
A19338	F. What else?
A19338	F. What hindred thee?
A19338	F. What l expresse charge* doest thou tell me of?
A19338	F. What other thing k could I had bought?
A19338	F. What saist thou, six?
A19338	F. What then y besides?
A19338	F. What, wast thou not present?
A19338	F. What[ dictates]?
A19338	F. What[ did][ thy] father?
A19338	F. When returnedst thou from thence?
A19338	F. Why doest thou call me backe?
A19338	F. b Indeed is he at hand?
A19338	F. d I( as I hope) shall remember it* carefully, will you any thing besides?
A19338	F. k Verily, as thou hearest of mee G. l For how much doth he let it?
A19338	F.* How I pray you were ye catched?
A19338	F.* Let me see them: ah how soft* are they?
A19338	F.* Men live* after one way at Paris, after another at Geneva: but there is no need of so many words, l wilt thou give twelve?
A19338	F.* thou then recite it?
A19338	F.[ It is] most deare, but what* t wouldest thou doe?
A19338	FRom whence commest thou?
A19338	FRom whence commest thou?
A19338	FRom whence commest thou?
A19338	FRom whence commest thou?
A19338	FRom whence commest thou?
A19338	FRom whence doest thou bring that little coat?
A19338	FRom whence dost thou come?
A19338	FRom whence* cam''st thou even now?
A19338	FRom whence* dost thou return?
A19338	FRō whence dost thou returne so a blowing?
A19338	For we speaking dayly, say thus;* Whose booke is this?
A19338	For what c use?
A19338	From whence came hee?
A19338	From whence hast thou gotten it?
A19338	Furthermore, wouldest thou abuse thine owne things?
A19338	G But from whence knowest thou these things?
A19338	G Hoe, p nothing?
A19338	G I see no evill to be in this y dissembling:* Dost thou expound it evilly?
A19338	G Oh my Ambrose, how much hast thou g reviued me this day, with this h message concerning* the state of Britain?
A19338	G What businesse* haddest thou there?
A19338	G What doth* hinder me to sell my things?
A19338	G What freedome doest thou meane?
A19338	G What if I had hurt[ thee?]
A19338	G What is that?
A19338	G p And that idolatry* is driven out?
A19338	G* Sayest thou, that the Gospell is now in o Britaine?
A19338	G* What[ cause] is there then, that wee doubt any more?
A19338	G. Alasse, what a reward?
A19338	G. And hast thou observed the places?
A19338	G. And what diddest thou in the meane time?
A19338	G. But for how much doth hee hire p that strange house?
A19338	G. But what do we, being unmindfull of this dayes taske?
A19338	G. But why* did she stay thee so long?
A19338	G. By what* token wilt thou that I aske it?
A19338	G. Couldest thou not t deferre thy businesse?
A19338	G. Doest thou aske?
A19338	G. Doest thou know certainly that it is my brother?
A19338	G. Fo ● how much then?
A19338	G. For three halfe pence, or thereabout, but thou for ho ● much?
A19338	G. From whence commest thou now?
A19338	G. Goe to( that we may u end at length) I pray thee uu say, dost thou know where thou x wilt be to morrow?
A19338	G. H. WIlt thou remain in a this ignorance?
A19338	G. Have you had[ your] reward already?
A19338	G. Hoe, hath he* no house of his owne?
A19338	G. How knowest thou?
A19338	G. I would know also where* thou wilt lie?
A19338	G. In what house doth he dwel?
A19338	G. Therefore for how much?
A19338	G. Therefore what is it?
A19338	G. Therfore what f hindred[ thee] that thou g returnedst not sooner?
A19338	G. Thou doest, n as it becommeth a godly o childe: but is it not time that we should goe into the p schoole?
A19338	G. What businesse hast thou with thy brother?
A19338	G. What fruits?
A19338	G. What if our master* come in the meane time?
A19338	G. What other things doe we?
A19338	G. What should I doe?
A19338	G. What then after?
A19338	G. What wilt thou do then?
A19338	G. What wilt thou doe?
A19338	G. What wilt thou?
A19338	G. What word?
A19338	G. Where hast thou dined?
A19338	G. Where is he?
A19338	G. Where wilt thou sup?
A19338	G. Where* sawest thou him?
A19338	G. Wherefore sayest thou this?
A19338	G. Whether doth it become a boy to bee so troublesome?
A19338	G. Who cals me?
A19338	G. Who contends?
A19338	G. Why dost thou adde, if the Lord shall permit?
A19338	G. Will you any thing* else?
A19338	G. a What shal I take heed of to my self?
A19338	G. b I had beene sent for of my father, but who are the victors?
A19338	G. d What?
A19338	G. wilt thou[ that] we repeate together?
A19338	G.* And I also but whether shall be x conquered?
A19338	G.* For how much then?
A19338	G.* Let me alone:* why art thou troublesome to mee?
A19338	G.* Vpon what cause?
A19338	G.* What, I pray thee?
A19338	G.* Whereof doth the danger appeare?
A19338	G.* Why should I not?
A19338	GRatian, thou seemest to me n somwhat sad: o what is the matter?
A19338	Go to, let us repeate, but whether shall beginne?
A19338	Go to, thou thy selfe lead him* home, and shew* carefully to[ his] mother,* how hee is: make haste, why doest thou lo ● ter?
A19338	Goe to: what* doubt is that u I pray thee?
A19338	H. Ah d slow[ fellow] thou e meditatest no other thing(*) but play: are there not 3 hours free* on wednesdayes and saturdayes?
A19338	H. But what?
A19338	H. By what meanes?
A19338	H. Couldest thou not k detract yesterday an houre and a halfe from thy play, or at least one onely houre?
A19338	H. For how much hast thou bought a queare?
A19338	H. For how much?
A19338	H. For what t use?
A19338	H. How?
A19338	H. I have mixed it enough: what might I doe besides?
A19338	H. I have pressed it so that it is almost dry, what will it be at length?
A19338	H. I. IAmes?
A19338	H. I. WIlt thou repeat with me?
A19338	H. In what matter?
A19338	H. Is it good?
A19338	H. Oh see how black it is?
A19338	H. Oh, it is enough now: what b is this lavish spending?
A19338	H. Onely unthankfull?
A19338	H. Thou k remembrest well: for so our master hath l often told us: but wilt thou not any other thing?
A19338	H. Thou sayest well, therefore n why diddest thou not buy[ some]?
A19338	H. What businesse hast thou?
A19338	H. What doest thou prepare to write?
A19338	H. What dost thou bring from thence?
A19338	H. What hast thou bought for us?
A19338	H. What if you should y dictate it to me?
A19338	H. What shall I doe then?
A19338	H. What shall* these things further me to the ll profit of[ my] studies?
A19338	H. What* diddest thou feare?
A19338	H. When wilt thou* send y them?
A19338	H. When?
A19338	H. Whereto?
A19338	H. Wkat evill should it bee, if wee should confer now betweene our selves, concerning that matter?
A19338	H. Wonderfulll who i hath taught thee to choose so wisely?
A19338	H. a Is it good?
A19338	H. d So little?
A19338	H. q What the fruits?
A19338	H. s What cause* hast thou to go forth?
A19338	H.(*) Why hast thou not written them yesterday?
A19338	H.* For how much hast thou bought it?
A19338	H.* O foole, couldest thou not taste?
A19338	H.* Out, how* sparingly hast thou i made provision of meate for us?
A19338	H.* y Hold it neerer: is there not enough?
A19338	HAst thou a sharpened my penne?
A19338	HAst thou bought a pen- knife as thou wouldst of late?
A19338	HAst thou good inke?
A19338	HAst thou heard the clock?
A19338	HAst thou not a pen- knife?
A19338	HAst thou praied* at all to day at home?
A19338	HAst thou then n met with Peter to day?
A19338	HAst thou two or three pens?
A19338	HAve yee obtained* leave to play?
A19338	HOe, Gerarde?
A19338	HOw much money hast thou?
A19338	HOw(*) old art thou?
A19338	Hast thou* none then?
A19338	Have I not spoken truly?
A19338	Have yee not* many?
A19338	Have yee repeated now?
A19338	He is* told in vaine:[ it is] a ● if a tale were told to a deafe[ man] B* Why so?
A19338	Hoe foolish[ boy] canst thou not x mingle it well, with thy pen?
A19338	Hoe, what was l the cause?
A19338	How can I urge my father?
A19338	How doe I ● buse it?
A19338	How doe we abuse it?
A19338	How doth shee* use thee?
A19338	How durst thou goe forth* so early,& that* without asking leave of our master?
A19338	How durst thou then buy peares?
A19338	How knowest thou?
A19338	How knowest thou?
A19338	How many ff will you say every one?
A19338	How many sheetes hast thou?
A19338	How many sheets were there?
A19338	How much cost it?
A19338	How much then?
A19338	How much then?
A19338	How shall that* bee?
A19338	How?
A19338	How?
A19338	I Alasse begun?
A19338	I If they heare not the ministers* of the word of God and their owne pastours, how doest thou thinke* that it can bee that they* can heare us?
A19338	I Marvell greatly from whence thou* now commest?
A19338	I Thou shouldest have come sooner: what didst thou?
A19338	I What say the countrey men in this so great k plenty?
A19338	I Yea indeed didst thou hope for † a reward?
A19338	I b Now eight daies ago: for what other thing should be done?
A19338	I* Have you great* plenty of wine?
A19338	I. Didst thou thinke now to have stopped[ my] mouth?
A19338	I. Whither* is he gone?
A19338	I. cc At what time should I(*) have written them?
A19338	IN what kind of play hast thou exercised thy selfe to day?
A19338	IS a thy father gone away?
A19338	IS it lawfull t to requi ● e evill u with evill?
A19338	If I q defend my cause, what evill doe I?
A19338	If I shall pardon thee?
A19338	If any h seeke you, what shall I say unto him?
A19338	If ye shall doe so, our master will love you as his little m sweet- hearts: doe you not see how hee loveth good children and studious?
A19338	In truth I doe believe it: but what cause should I had brought?
A19338	In what businesse?
A19338	In what chapter?
A19338	In what thing* I pray thee?
A19338	Is hee rich?
A19338	Is it not evill to tread bread* under thy feet?
A19338	Is it not lawfull, to use the* kindnesse of[ our] parents?
A19338	Is it not time to breake thy fast?
A19338	Is it not time* to goe into the common hall to the singing of the Psalmes?
A19338	Is it not ● ● ough that I have repeated alone?
A19338	Is not the l commandement of the Lord* equall concerning m both?
A19338	Is there great store of flesh in the market?
A19338	It is the chiefest wisedome, to* make a shew of foolishnesse* in fit place;* hast thou not learned these things?
A19338	It is* very well: dost thou know therefore what is need to be done?
A19338	It was divers and manifold,* but I pray thee, z what doth it* concerne thee to know?
A19338	L, If no message bee more pleasant then of money brought unto us, what then is the Gospell of Christ?
A19338	L. But a how may I* know them?
A19338	L. But the mothers thēselves are in the* fault: for why doe they love us so f tenderly?
A19338	L. But why doest thou aske that?
A19338	L. For what cause then* was he not there longer?
A19338	L. Goe to, i with what countenance was his comming accepted of[ his, or thy] father?
A19338	L. Hee grant, that we q may alwayes use this benefit well* to his owne glorie: But tell[ us] I pray you, of what gender is Follis?
A19338	L. How knowest thou that?
A19338	L. I also heard* the same at our house of countrey[ men]* which brought us wheat?
A19338	L. I also* have sometimes heard it; but* what need have* students of so much* meate?
A19338	L. In the meane time wilt thou repeate with me?
A19338	L. Neither yet therefore* art thou free from y negligence: for why dost thou not z aske* to borrow other- where?
A19338	L. Not all therefore?
A19338	L. S. HAst thou done thine a office?
A19338	L. There is no doubt, but what meanest thou?
A19338	L. Therefore what hindreth now, that thou mayest not require especially of a most* q courteous man,&* r most loving towards thee, as doth appeare?
A19338	L. Thou art f over curious what g wilt thou?
A19338	L. Truly as I hope it sh ● ll not hurt p to trie: but where shall I r ● st?
A19338	L. What doest thou then?
A19338	L. What eause b was there?
A19338	L. What ee if he shall returne f later?
A19338	L. What else?
A19338	L. What fell out at length?
A19338	L. What if hee will not give[ leave?]
A19338	L. What l moreover?
A19338	L. What shall I doe then?
A19338	L. When sometimes you say to some of us,* where is* the bellowes?
A19338	L. Where then?
A19338	L. Wherefore* went[ thy] brother?
A19338	L. Whither d went he?
A19338	L. You say the k truth: but what may I answer unto him, when hee l complaines against me m of the space of[ so] long time in getting* learning?
A19338	L.* How therefore can wee know?
A19338	L.* None P. Therefore what did he b report?
A19338	L.* Returned he all alone?
A19338	L.* There is no cause that tho ● shouldest doe it, for c such a little matter ▪ But I pray thee tell mee, why hast thou no ● brought[ bread]?]
A19338	L.* What was done after?
A19338	L.* Whereto?
A19338	L.* Who then returned with him?
A19338	L.* Why should I not know?
A19338	L.* 〈 ◊ 〉 M. Goe to, i suffer[ thee]: hast thou breathe ● enough?
A19338	LAmbert y stay thy pase a little, whither a hastest thou?
A19338	LEnd me thy Virgil for two daies, a if that may be done(*) without any hinderance to thee?
A19338	M In what part?
A19338	M ▪ How long?
A19338	M ▪ How much?
A19338	M ▪ I confesse it; but notwithstanding, wha ● wilt thou doe with that money?
A19338	M. At what a clocke?
A19338	M. At what time?
A19338	M. But when doest thou hope* that thou shalt receive money?
A19338	M. But where hast thou left it?
A19338	M. Doe I n exact[ an account?]
A19338	M. Doest thou come so prepared, that thou mayest wrest from mee that, which is k committed to me alone, and that from[ our] master?
A19338	M. Dost thou l goe on to trifle?
A19338	M. Doth the condition which I offered,* any thing please you?
A19338	M. Even b untill supper.. S. Who have given verses?
A19338	M. For how much hast thou bought it?
A19338	M. For how much then?
A19338	M. For what b fashion of writing?
A19338	M. Hast thou done thy duty h well?
A19338	M. Hoe, wherefore so quickly?
A19338	M. How can d that be?
A19338	M. How many pounds are there?
A19338	M. How many z poore doest thou thinke* there are in this city, which doe live onely with barly bread neither yet unto the* full?
A19338	M. How much doest thou thinke[ a it] to waigh?
A19338	M. How much time doe you require?
A19338	M. How then c commeth it to passe that thou writest so badly now?
A19338	M. I have not a bought S. What hindred?
A19338	M. I have taught thee p this at other times: doest thou not q keepe it in* memory?
A19338	M. In what play shall wee exercise our selves?
A19338	M. Indeed I know that certainly, I beleeve it faithfully, and confesse it truely, but what* meanest thou?
A19338	M. Is hee alone?
A19338	M. Knowest thou not that sentence of the Wiseman?
A19338	M. Moreover[* wee pray] privately, as oft as* wee take meate, as oft as* wee goe to bed, as oft as wee* rise g from bed: are not these sufficient?
A19338	M. N. WHen wilt thou* goe home?
A19338	M. No way h was hard to mee[ my] returne into the Citie was so pleasant: what doest thou aske?
A19338	M. Oh e foole doest thou not see[ it] to bee leane?
A19338	M. Proceedest thou to be troublesome?
A19338	M. Shall I commit my backe unto thy(*) fidelitie?
A19338	M. Take it, but I pray thee how wilt thou restore it so quickly?
A19338	M. There ● ore how great thanks* ought wee to give to e God in so great* plenty of good thing ● what praises to* utter to him?
A19338	M. Therefore what remaineth?
A19338	M. Therefore why dost thou not use it?
A19338	M. Therfore only to our friends?
A19338	M. Therfore why answeredst thou so?
A19338	M. Thou askest f fondly: what is the use of g papers, but to write?
A19338	M. To what end did he q speake of such things?
A19338	M. To what end?
A19338	M. Well done quoth he; but where wast thou?
A19338	M. What I pray thee?
A19338	M. What day?
A19338	M. What doest thou with them* who have no care,* except that they may fulfill their lusts?
A19338	M. What dost thou aske?
A19338	M. What fearest thou?
A19338	M. What hast thou bought?
A19338	M. What hath he said?
A19338	M. What if I shall tary with thee?
A19338	M. What if peradventure I shall neede?
A19338	M. What if shee will not give[ it]?
A19338	M. What if thou* make me two or three pens?
A19338	M. What if thy father send for thee?
A19338	M. What is it* then?
A19338	M. What is it?
A19338	M. What is the cause?
A19338	M. What need is there to use a preface of honour betweene us?
A19338	M. What saiest thou?
A19338	M. What sayd he t ● thee?
A19338	M. What then doest thou thinke to doe now?
A19338	M. What then?
A19338	M. What then?
A19338	M. What wilt thou doe at home?
A19338	M. What x if[ the will] of God shall be one, the wil of thy father another?
A19338	M. What?
A19338	M. When o didst thou send Letters?
A19338	M. When* came he?
A19338	M. When?
A19338	M. Where* else haue I been?
A19338	M. Who can doubt[ of it?]
A19338	M. Why art thou rr so curious?
A19338	M. Why doest thou aske this?
A19338	M. Why dost thou marvell?
A19338	M. Why gave he thee more then thou o hadst requested?
A19338	M. Why hast thou not provided al these things f in time?
A19338	M. Why not?
A19338	M. Why sayest thou that?
A19338	M. Why so?
A19338	M. Why then didst thou seeme to doubt?
A19338	M. Why then doest thou aske so* earnestly?
A19338	M. Wilt that I o speake in one word?
A19338	M. Wilt thou never f take heed to thy selfe of that g impostor?
A19338	M. Wilt thou that I x bring thee home?
A19338	M. With what[ purpose] then?
A19338	M. Yea doest thou g laugh?
A19338	M. d Whose fault is it then?
A19338	M. hath c thy brother written nothing?
A19338	M. k What doest thou aske that?
A19338	M. l Who is this saluter?
A19338	M. m Goe to, let us goe forward: what have you to repeat n at noone?
A19338	M. o Nothing besides?
A19338	M. p What, doth[ my] table, or* diet please you?
A19338	M. q What[ flesh?]
A19338	M. r Say once and in good earnest, and as it were with an angry minde: O friend, what wilt thou?
A19338	M. what[ did] he, when hee found thee d well, e besides[ his] hope?
A19338	M. x What shall I heare?
A19338	M. z What wilt thou conclude at length?
A19338	M. ● know not(*) C. Doest thou not know?
A19338	M.* Doest thou then goe on to bee r stubborne?
A19338	M.* Give over f if thou hearest mee G. Truly I heare willingly, and* I doe obey thee, for who can refuse so h faithfull counsell?
A19338	M.* How knowest thou this?
A19338	M.* Onely then to our brethren?
A19338	M.* To what end serveth that?
A19338	M.* What then?
A19338	M.* c Be it so: but* what course shall wee hold?
A19338	M.** r I am satisfied for that, but what doest thou answer concerning[ thy] mocking?
A19338	M.[ Wee have] prayed, and g indeed our schoolemaster being present, but where wast thou?
A19338	MAster may I go forth?
A19338	MAster(*) may we not go to the barbar?
A19338	MAster* I have no paper left to write:* will you give[ me] a book?
A19338	MAster* may I goe forth?
A19338	MAster* may I speak unto you a word or two?
A19338	MAster, what shall we a repeat to morrow in the morning?
A19338	MAster, will you* lend me some money?
A19338	MAster,* may I go forth by your leave?
A19338	MAster,* may I go forth?
A19338	MAster,* may I go forth?
A19338	MAster,* may I go home to morrow?
A19338	MAster,* may I goe to[ my] m Tutor?
A19338	MAster,* may I have leave to go forth?
A19338	MAster,* may I speake a word or two?
A19338	MAster,* may a I have a few[ words?]
A19338	MAster,* may wee have leave to goe forth?
A19338	MAy* I have leave to goe forth?
A19338	Master have I satisfied you?
A19338	Master will you any thing?
A19338	Master will you have any thing?
A19338	Master will you then that wee beginne even* presently?
A19338	My mother d gave me e a sextance that I should f buy me[ peares] against my drinking: what evill have I done, if I have obeyed my mother?
A19338	N Correct this nature;* I meane this* fault of nature: what hath the saying of our Cato* done thee good?
A19338	N When shall that be?
A19338	N* At what of the clocke?
A19338	N. Have you not in your* chest?
A19338	N. I confesse it, but we are wo nt* usually to aske our familiars so,( even as we aske, how doe yee:) c how stand your matters?
A19338	N. I haue not so man ● D. How many then?
A19338	N. O. a DOst thou then go into the country?
A19338	N. Of whom e asked he leave* to goe forth?
A19338	N. What day?
A19338	N. When is c he to returne into the Citie?
A19338	N. Where is it?
A19338	N. Whither?
A19338	N. Whither?
A19338	N. Who came to call for[ him?]
A19338	N. Why dost thou not aske?
A19338	N. Why not rather of the g schoolemaster?
A19338	N. With whom?
A19338	N. cc When Is he to returne?
A19338	N. d* When art thou to go?
A19338	N. f Dost thou then leave me so?
A19338	N.(*) Wilt thou never returne?
A19338	N.* O what a heavy parting[ is this?]
A19338	N.* What need have you now of meat?
A19338	N.* Whereto?
A19338	N.* Why not?
A19338	No body?
A19338	No man can doubt* of this, for who doth gather good fruits and ripe, but e he eateth also of the best?
A19338	Nothing else?
A19338	O Capusius, what doest thou(*) muse with thy selfe?
A19338	O Charles b art thou* there?
A19338	O Gassine what thinkest thou?
A19338	O How thinkest thou?
A19338	O If thou love me so greatly,( as thou saist) why l hast not thou thy selfe excused me?
A19338	O Macarde, I a congratulate* thy returne, when returnedst thou from the countrey?
A19338	O Therfore what should* become of us, except God t should pardon easily?
A19338	O Tityrus, who c sittest downe under the d covert of the* broad mulbery tree, e Wilt thou be here alone, so merry and so f carelesse?
A19338	O What is that?
A19338	O What remaineth,* then?
A19338	O What then?
A19338	O What* then?
A19338	O What?
A19338	O Why dost thou aske that?
A19338	O how are ye bound to the heavenly father, who e hath given you such a father in the earth?
A19338	O † Did no man excuse me when the † bill was called?
A19338	O † Why then did ● t thou h note[ me?]
A19338	O* in what wordes, with what workes may we u glorifie thy name worthily enough O Lord?
A19338	O. Dost thou aske?
A19338	O. Dost thou* not remember the verse out of Horace to this purpose?
A19338	O. Hast thou ● aluted him* already?
A19338	O. Oh, dost thou deny* me so small a thing?
A19338	O. Sayest thou so?
A19338	O. Thou doest well: from whence hast thou had them?
A19338	O. d From whence wilt thou proove(*) this?
A19338	O. f Indeed this is a true sentence: but g who among many doth not lie?
A19338	O. y Dost thou even so?
A19338	OH we are a dismissed to play, hast thou not heard?
A19338	OH yee boyes, what doe yee here?
A19338	Of what n sort?
A19338	Oh thou most learned of our forme,* u whom may I call thee?
A19338	Ol ● ver* what meaneth this?
A19338	One k is enough* for me ▪ l but why wilt thou sell it?
A19338	P But( that[ wee may turne] to the matter) r in what townes( I pray thee) s stayedst thou t for the cause of thy study?
A19338	P Ho, g to gad home so oft?
A19338	P My Stephen † art thou in good health?
A19338	P Sawest thou not that great beast?
A19338	P Therefore I will not stay thee any longer: but g when may we talk more* at leisure?
A19338	P We e try this by experience almost(*) every houre: but,* I pray thee, what* didst thou in thy Italy?
A19338	P What cities k sawest thou especially?
A19338	P Whither* I pray thee?
A19338	P a And what b † newes sawest thou in so many most famous townes?
A19338	P* Why resolvedst thou to goe thither?
A19338	P. Alas a little basket,(*) for thee the ● alone?
A19338	P. And I would see it* in the space of one day: But what h doest thou?
A19338	P. And what* hast thou brought now returning hither?
A19338	P. Arboris exes ● e truncus, in Virgil Doest thou not see here manifestly both the Gender and l the Accent?
A19338	P. Are they s torne?
A19338	P. Are they x made ready?
A19338	P. Are ye many who* desire to go?
A19338	P. Art thou not wo nt to say, and to heare of thy schoole- fellowes;* I have need of paper, inke, money, and the* like?
A19338	P. Art thou u so very a child that thou uu oughtest not to be attentive, x to heare the word of God?
A19338	P. At what a clocke?
A19338	P. At what a clocke?
A19338	P. Beleeve me, I doe not aske thee therfore, that I may utter it: for what good should it doe me?
A19338	P. Boyes, is it true?
A19338	P. Brought he thee* no letters?
A19338	P. But b what* matter c of contending dost thou require?
A19338	P. But d thou?
A19338	P. But hast thou no meate?
A19338	P. But hoe, when will you be* here againe?
A19338	P. But is there any who will goe forth with thee?
A19338	P. But now enough concerning[ thy] returne: let us now doe another thing:(*) hast thou been mindfull of thy promise?
A19338	P. But that I hold not thee longer, t canst thou cause that I may talke with thy brother* a word or two?
A19338	P. But what will you doe walking?
A19338	P. But where wast thou?
A19338	P. But* Who is thy tailour?
A19338	P. But* c why didst not thou tarry also?
A19338	P. By what k right* then doe I owe it?
A19338	P. By what signe?
A19338	P. By what* meanes wilt thou* move him?
A19338	P. Came shee not* on horse- back?
A19338	P. Doest thou know* that he hath need?
A19338	P. Doest thou not beleeve* that it paineth mee still?
A19338	P. Doest thou not i lye?
A19338	P. Doest thou then know all the use of the Latine tongue?
A19338	P. Dost thou answer mee no other thing?
A19338	P. Doth he aske nothing concerning the Catechisme?
A19338	P. Doth it not raine also?
A19338	P. For in the mean while thou wouldest lose much time, and it would grieve thee, when thou(*) hadst returned: do I not say true?
A19338	P. Hast thou beene y alwayes* imployed in gathering grapes?
A19338	P. Hast thou c put them into thy booke?
A19338	P. Hast thou gained any thing?
A19338	P. Hast thou k prayed to God?
A19338	P. Hast thou money to buy q others?
A19338	P. Hast thou* dispatched thy businesse?
A19338	P. Have yee not a gi ● le?
A19338	P. Hee l adviseth passing well for you: but at what* hours is he wo nt to doe that?
A19338	P. Ho, what is it?
A19338	P. Hoe Nomen- clator, are these victors this weeke?
A19338	P. Hoe, where is that our friendship?
A19338	P. How are we gluttons?
A19338	P. How doth he?
A19338	P. How doth hee deceive him?
A19338	P. How is it to be exercised?
A19338	P. How know yee?
A19338	P. How knowest thou?
A19338	P. How knowest thou?
A19338	P. How knowest thou?
A19338	P. How knowest thou?
A19338	P. How long?
A19338	P. How many hogs heads have you filled?
A19338	P. How much doest thou owe him?
A19338	P. How much time have you* a spent in the whole worke?
A19338	P. How much wilt thou* receive of mee?
A19338	P. How ripe are* they?
A19338	P. I confesse it doth not appeare: what then?
A19338	P. I doe remember it: therefore wilt thou[ that] wee* repeat l the scond booke of morall disticks?
A19338	P. In what matter?
A19338	P. In what thing?
A19338	P. In what things doth hee exercise you?
A19338	P. In what tongue?
A19338	P. Indeed thou promisest very well, but how wilt thou performe[ thy] promises?
A19338	P. Is hee a skilfull* workman?
A19338	P. Is it not commanded of God, that we obey our parents?
A19338	P. Is it not very far?
A19338	P. Is the usher* come?
A19338	P. Is there another who will goe forth?
A19338	P. It may be that I have heard them; but r what dost thou?
A19338	P. It may be, but goe to;* what cause was there, q why thou committedst nothing to memorie?
A19338	P. My Stephanio,(*) God save thee: from whence com ● mest thou(*) so early?
A19338	P. No body?
A19338	P. O Iohn thou m hast come in very fit time: n art thou well?
A19338	P. O i knave couldest thou not?
A19338	P. O p my little heart, how* v goodly a thing it is to be wise?
A19338	P. O well done, what is it?
A19338	P. O well done, who sent thee unto mee?
A19338	P. Of what Gender[ is] Liber?
A19338	P. Of whom askedst thou leave?
A19338	P. Quid o ● us est?
A19338	P. Sayest thou[ so?]
A19338	P. Sayest thou[ so?]
A19338	P. Sith you are brethren, why have you not o common inke at home in a p pot?
A19338	P. Tell the doctor of the first forme, that he may send some one h of his[ fellows] M. What if he will not send?
A19338	P. Thence it commeth to passe that the head- masters themselves, doe complaine sometimes of such ss under- masters: But t what doe we?
A19338	P. There is no marvell, sith that hee hath beene sicke so long, so grievously; but hath hee sent nothing to thee?
A19338	P. Therefore I will expect; hoping in the meane time: but what if* thou shalt have no overplus?
A19338	P. Therefore Quintilian said most truly: a* These same things do sticke more stifly, which are wo ● se:* Dost thou remember?
A19338	P. Therefore what hast thou deserved?
A19338	P. Therefore what shall I do?
A19338	P. Therefore* how many?
A19338	P. Thou commest* in due time:* what newes bringest thou?
A19338	P. Thou hast answered well; but who taught thee the u use of speaking?
A19338	P. Thou sayest g this alwayes: what hindreth[ thee?]
A19338	P. To whom dost thou owe this Proverb?
A19338	P. Truely very wel by the goodnesse of God: but when o returnedst thou from home?
A19338	P. Vnto what use?
A19338	P. Was not the labour of the journey g troublesome to thee?
A19338	P. Well done, what a clocke is it?
A19338	P. What are* these?
A19338	P. What busines hath hee?
A19338	P. What businesse hast thou?
A19338	P. What c grieveth him?
A19338	P. What compelleth thee?
A19338	P. What d skilleth it?
A19338	P. What day shall f that be?
A19338	P. What did I?
A19338	P. What did I?
A19338	P. What didst thou read?
A19338	P. What didst thou then?
A19338	P. What didst thou?
A19338	P. What do ye at home?
A19338	P. What doe I desire more?
A19338	P. What doth he c report especially concerning thy father?
A19338	P. What heare you concerning her?
A19338	P. What hindreth?
A19338	P. What if he deceive[ you?]
A19338	P. What if he would not* lend me?
A19338	P. What if hee z deceive?
A19338	P. What if there shall bee* no scraps?
A19338	P. What if thou deceive me?
A19338	P. What if thou write to his father himselfe concerning* the state of our schoole?
A19338	P. What is done* after?
A19338	P. What is it?
A19338	P. What need* is there now?
A19338	P. What quinces?
A19338	P. What sayest thou?
A19338	P. What shall I do then?
A19338	P. What then?
A19338	P. What then?
A19338	P. What then?
A19338	P. What then?
A19338	P. What then?
A19338	P. What was the cause?
A19338	P. What wilt thou do?
A19338	P. What wilt thou then?
A19338	P. What wilt thou?
A19338	P. What words doth[ shee] use?
A19338	P. What* hindreth?
A19338	P. What* reward shall I give this Physician for[ his] labour?
A19338	P. What* s ● little[ a basket] for two?
A19338	P. What* service didst thou performe unto her?
A19338	P. What* then?
A19338	P. What[ did thy] mother?
A19338	P. What[ did][ thy] mother?
A19338	P. What[ doth][ thy] brother?
A19338	P. What[ is] that?
A19338	P. What[ said] hee?
A19338	P. When came he?
A19338	P. When doest thou hope* that he will come?
A19338	P. When g mettest thou with him?
A19338	P. When is shee m to be married?
A19338	P. When o commanded he?
A19338	P. When shee returneth, what saith shee to thee?
A19338	P. When wilt thou a returne hither?
A19338	P. When wilt thou buy those things which thou hast g decreed?
A19338	P. When wilt thou dispatch all these things?
A19338	P. When wilt thou f returne?
A19338	P. When wilt thou q repay it?
A19338	P. When wilt thou returne home?
A19338	P. When(*) rose thou?
A19338	P. When* wast thou away?
A19338	P. When* were they gathered?
A19338	P. Where are they?
A19338	P. Where are thy d fellowes?
A19338	P. Where are[ the knives] which thou haddest?
A19338	P. Where dwelleth he?
A19338	P. Where in England?
A19338	P. Where is he?
A19338	P. Where is he?
A19338	P. Where is he?
A19338	P. Where is it?
A19338	P. Where sawest thou him?
A19338	P. Where* sawest thou him?
A19338	P. Where?
A19338	P. Wherefore did hee tarry?
A19338	P. Wherefore would God* have it so?
A19338	P. Wherefore?
A19338	P. Wherefore?
A19338	P. Whereto?
A19338	P. Whereto?
A19338	P. Whereto?
A19338	P. Wherfore?
A19338	P. Whither must thou goe?
A19338	P. Whither will ye goe forth?
A19338	P. Whither* wouldest thou go?
A19338	P. Whither?
A19338	P. Whither?
A19338	P. Who are they?
A19338	P. Who are witnesses?
A19338	P. Who awaked thee?
A19338	P. Who served you?
A19338	P. Who shall bee[ thy] r helper to buy[ them?]
A19338	P. Who should gainsay it?
A19338	P. Who writ it?
A19338	P. Who* I pray thee?
A19338	P. Who* told thee so quickly?
A19338	P. Why before the* time?
A19338	P. Why doest thou hide it from me?
A19338	P. Why doest thou not adde also, how good?
A19338	P. Why doth your father cc take so much labour in teaching you?
A19338	P. Why h didst thou it not?
A19338	P. Why hast thou not* brought him in?
A19338	P. Why have yee not* told my wife[ of it?]
A19338	P. Why have you never asked me* of this?
A19338	P. Why not rather of me?
A19338	P. Why not?
A19338	P. Why not?
A19338	P. Why so?
A19338	P. Why so?
A19338	P. Why then didst thou contrary even now?
A19338	P. Why to the Barbar?
A19338	P. Why to the tailour?
A19338	P. Why will ye go so quickly?
A19338	P. Why* askedst thou not leave to goe forth?
A19338	P. Why* hast thou not brought him?
A19338	P. Why* wen ● he not home?
A19338	P. Why* wentest thou forth?
A19338	P. Why* wentest thou home?
A19338	P. Will hee not sup* at home, at your house?
A19338	P. Wilt thou heare our f talke?
A19338	P. Wilt thou never come f earely to the schoole?
A19338	P. Wilt thou then p conceale th ● s fact?
A19338	P. Yea dost thou doubt?
A19338	P. Yea thou( as I thinke) dost not care to rise, doe I not say true?
A19338	P. a Hee ought not to goe forth without my commandement: but this[ is] nothing to thee: who shall give you ● your] drinking?
A19338	P. a* In truth I do write in earnest, for why should I abuse the time?
A19338	P. aa Who is there which doth not feele it now, sith it is so* bitter?
A19338	P. b Peradventure thou wouldest* take the c repulse O* In truth l beleeve it: goe to, e I do not aske it* as a gift: at least wilt thou lend it me?
A19338	P. b* For what matter?
A19338	P. c What a thing is this?
A19338	P. c What if that thou now say all alone?
A19338	P. d But durst not thou* tell me of it?
A19338	P. e Doest thou promise in good* sooth* that thou wilt doe thy dutie hereafter?
A19338	P. e What shall I get* thereby?
A19338	P. e Whereto?
A19338	P. g will you heare?
A19338	P. h Wherfore?
A19338	P. h Why goe ye together so oft?
A19338	P. i What?
A19338	P. k have I lyed?
A19338	P. l And not also, that we may live soberly and justly?
A19338	P. l For what cause broughtest thou not it?
A19338	P. l How far hence is your farme?
A19338	P. m From whence tooke he his* text?
A19338	P. n For what cause?
A19338	P. n What cause mooveth thee?
A19338	P. n[ Out of] what Chapter?
A19338	P. o Why so?
A19338	P. p But thy mother, where is shee?
A19338	P. s How would I* that I had been present?
A19338	P. s Thou art wo nt so: but what didst thou* in the rest of the time?
A19338	P. z Are your vintages finished?
A19338	P. z Why to the Shoo maker?
A19338	P.(*) Thou art over- early;* who awaked thee?
A19338	P.(*) What cause is there?
A19338	P.(*) Whereto?
A19338	P.(*) Whereto?
A19338	P.(*) Why(*) doth thy brother weep?
A19338	P.* And wast thou present alwaies?
A19338	P.* Askedst thou him not when he will come to the schoole againe?
A19338	P.* At what a clocke then wilt thou goe unto him?
A19338	P.* At what a clocke?
A19338	P.* By whom?
A19338	P.* Call me hither the five publike Monitours, whom c I have chosen yesterday for this moneth: knowest thou not?
A19338	P.* Doest thou also sleepe againe?
A19338	P.* Doest thou see any thing?
A19338	P.* Dost thou thus play the Philosopher?
A19338	P.* For what cause?
A19338	P.* Goe thy way, foole: dost thou thinke i him to bee so impudent that he* dare resist?
A19338	P.* Hast thou no bread left?
A19338	P.* Hast thou no other businesse?
A19338	P.* Hast thou witnesses?
A19338	P.* How so soone?
A19338	P.* How wilt thou prove[ this?]
A19338	P.* I beleeve, thou art more willingly in the kitchen than in the schoole; b[ is it] not so?
A19338	P.* Is any one sick?
A19338	P.* What cause hast thou to go forth?
A19338	P.* What do they?
A19338	P.* What hast thou then deserved?
A19338	P.* What meaneth this?
A19338	P.* What need hast thou of money?
A19338	P.* What need hath hee of thee?
A19338	P.* What stuffe hast thou to make it on?
A19338	P.* What, nothing?
A19338	P.* What[ is] that?
A19338	P.* Where should I aske?
A19338	P.* Whereto?
A19338	P.* Whereto?
A19338	P.* Whereto?
A19338	P.* Whereto?
A19338	P.* Who preached?
A19338	P.* Who told thee?
A19338	P.* Why shouldest thou not, sith thou hast satisfied me?
A19338	P.* Why so?
A19338	P.* Why wentest thou forth?
A19338	P.* Why wentest thou thither?
A19338	P.* a How is the skie?
A19338	P.* b What need is there of that?
A19338	P.* o what then?
A19338	P.* v Wherefore should it not please mee?
A19338	P.*(*) what hindreth(*) that thou mayest not goe?
A19338	P.*[ This] t was to be added, that I know, or that I remember D. Wherefore?
A19338	Pa. a Neverthelesse thou mayest not b devoure so, after the manner of* hogs: e doth it[ not] shame thee anything?
A19338	Pa.(*) Wonderfull, how* mellow?
A19338	Pa.* Expect a little, tell me r before what thou hast against thy drinking?
A19338	Pa.* Tell me then what is it?
A19338	Passing well thanks be to God, but how doest thou?
A19338	Q t What doth it profit me to have[ a chamber?]
A19338	Q. Thou advisest[ me] well: what shall I say to them?
A19338	Q. k Whereto?
A19338	R Dost thou not beleeve that, which is* confessed of all?
A19338	R Nothing: for what canst thou expect more from them, who* know not the true God?
A19338	R Was not his comming yy grievous to thee?
A19338	R What need is there then of[ any] rr testimonies?
A19338	R Why x doest thou aske that?
A19338	R Yea, art thou* so subject to thy mother?
A19338	R d Thou askest that foolishly; as if indeed I have stolen it?
A19338	R* When?
A19338	R* Why can I not?
A19338	R. At what time will it be ended?
A19338	R. But that wee may returne to our* former speech, q what hast thou given to the boy who found thy penknife?
A19338	R. Did shee her selfe* tell thee what to write?
A19338	R. For how much?
A19338	R. From whence* fell it?
A19338	R. Hast thou bought?
A19338	R. Hoe, what sayest thou?
A19338	R. How much hast thou bought?
A19338	R. How* gottest thou it againe?
A19338	R. In whose name?
A19338	R. MAster, g doth it please you to hear my excuse?
A19338	R. Of what d sort?
A19338	R. Therefore what doest thou care for?
A19338	R. Thou* didst well, for so he will restore more willingly at other times, if he shall finde any thing: but what if thou hadst lost it?
A19338	R. Truly it is good: e unto what use hast thou bought it?
A19338	R. What d a clocke is it?
A19338	R. What did the letters containe?
A19338	R. What doth he there?
A19338	R. What newes hearest thou there?
A19338	R. What then?
A19338	R. What then?
A19338	R. When went he?
A19338	R. When wilt thou restore[ it]?
A19338	R. When wilt thou then visit us againe, that wee may heare this thing of thee?
A19338	R. When* will he returne?
A19338	R. Whither a makest thou hast?
A19338	R. Whither?
A19338	R. Who doth doubt?
A19338	R. Who hath taught thee k this?
A19338	R. Why dost thou not* b put thy father in minde concerning this matter?
A19338	R. Why not?
A19338	R. Why wast thou not present with vs i at noone?
A19338	R. Why* leftest thou it?
A19338	R. b Nothing?
A19338	R. m by what occasion?
A19338	R. u What then shall be done concerning thee?
A19338	R.(*) God himselfe turne away that: but dost thou heare the clocke?
A19338	R.* From whence couldest thou prove this?
A19338	R.* Hast thou told what a clock it is?
A19338	R.* How should I know?
A19338	R.* What wentest thou forth?
A19338	R.* Whereto?
A19338	R.* Whereto?
A19338	R.* Wouldest thou have taken it so patiently?
A19338	REturnest thou c now at length from the market?
A19338	S Doest thou aske?
A19338	S Doest thou heare o the signe to be given to supper?
A19338	S That I may confesse n the truth,* it did please my taste marvellously: for* of what sort saiest thou* that this our wine is?
A19338	S Therfore why didst thou x resist me?
A19338	S What cause should I † have alleadged?
A19338	S What doth hinder thee?
A19338	S What grievous?
A19338	S What[ saith] that n heathen author of the morall distichs?
A19338	S With what hope dost thou* indure[ them?]
A19338	S Yea, dost thou doubt?
A19338	S k* Even as to my father: for what doest thou thinke?
A19338	S* Doest thou thinke then that I doe nothing else, d whilst[ my] father is away?
A19338	S. And n peradventure the remedies are divers: but what is more easie than to trie that which o I said unto thee?
A19338	S. But let vs returne to the purpose: have ye not a bailiffe which* l ● oketh to your busines at the countrey?
A19338	S. But when is thy mother k to returne?
A19338	S. But yet c is it a grievous disease?
A19338	S. Doest ● hou* remember it?
A19338	S. Dost thou aske?
A19338	S. For how much pawned he it?
A19338	S. From whence then hath hee ss taken so many* t goodly sentences?
A19338	S. From whence* sent she letters unto thee?
A19338	S. Have you not prayed, as wee are wo nt?
A19338	S. How did[ his] father* permit him?
A19338	S. In what busines?
A19338	S. In what thing?
A19338	S. Into whether eye hath it fallen?
A19338	S. Is it g the crowne?
A19338	S. Is this the life of souldiers?
A19338	S. Neverthelesse follow thou me ●* r heardest thou not?
A19338	S. Nothing more?
A19338	S. O the m immeasurable goodnesse of God,* who loveth us so dearly ▪ P.* Is not mine eye very red?
A19338	S. Sayest, thou, to pledge?
A19338	S. Thou remembrest well: who is the authour?
A19338	S. To play an houre and a halfe, and i then* k to betake my selfe againe to[ my] study M. Wilt thou l that I be* thy play- fellow?
A19338	S. Vntill what time?
A19338	S. What are yee about to say?
A19338	S. What c hindreth him?
A19338	S. What did the other d formes?
A19338	S. What doest thou repeat?
A19338	S. What doth she f in the countrey?
A19338	S. What e pot- herbs are in your* orchard?
A19338	S. What especially?
A19338	S. What if she be not at home?
A19338	S. What is it?
A19338	S. What is* it?
A19338	S. What part then?
A19338	S. What sayest thou?
A19338	S. What then?
A19338	S. What will he doe?
A19338	S. When went shee into the countrey?
A19338	S. Who h hath given thee that counsell?
A19338	S. Who shall weigh it?
A19338	S. Why not?
A19338	S. Why so?
A19338	S. Will yee not say by q courses one after another?
A19338	S. Will you l any other thing?
A19338	S. Wilt thou[ that] I looke into it?
A19338	S. Yea truly both unthankfull and evill: but whether could he pawne thy thing* c without advising with thee?
A19338	S. d What doest thou feare where nothing is to be feared?
A19338	S. d What doth paine thee?
A19338	S. e What, all[ thy] head?
A19338	S. l Mayest thou goe when m it pleaseth thee?
A19338	S. ll Why should I not bee willing?
A19338	S.* From whence should he restore it?
A19338	S.* How can I but beleeve it, who* have had experience of such trouble so oft?
A19338	S.* How knowest thou that?
A19338	S.* What disease is it?
A19338	S.* What need is there then r of* your mothers labour?
A19338	Sayest thou so?
A19338	Shall we abuse this y leisure?
A19338	Should I* t base fellow, feast with so great men?
A19338	Shouldest thou not make water* when thou breakest thy fast?
A19338	T Canst thou prove these things out of* Gods word?
A19338	T Is it a sinne k in a Christian?
A19338	T Is it not enough to requite good with good?
A19338	T What did Christ in that kinde?
A19338	T What do f those?
A19338	T What doe they to[ their] enemies?
A19338	T What is the divine law?
A19338	T What is to be done then?
A19338	T Wherefore?
A19338	T Why not?
A19338	T f At what houre?
A19338	T* And[ doe they] no more?
A19338	T* Is it then a sin whatsoever is contrary to the word of God?
A19338	T. But thou doctour, from whence hast thou learned this?
A19338	T. But what shall wee handle?
A19338	T. Hoe knave( quoth[ ● hee]) when wilt thou be in the schoole?
A19338	T. How can I forget?
A19338	T. I am not ignorant of it: but can not men bestow one onely houre f in divine matters?
A19338	T. I desire rather f out of Cato P. Why?
A19338	T. In what then wilt thou bee a helper unto us?
A19338	T. Oh how great thankes doe yee* deservedly owe to God, who hath given unto you so great abundance of all things?
A19338	T. V. WHy dost thou not write?
A19338	T. What desire I rather, than to* contend with thee, aa peaceably concerning our studies?
A19338	T. What if I shall confesse it?
A19338	T. What if you* shew them my g repentance?
A19338	T. What is that?
A19338	T. What wouldest thou m besides?
A19338	T. Why so?
A19338	T. Why so?
A19338	T. Yea, xx I hope better:* will you any thing?
A19338	T. c What kinde of trees are there?
A19338	T. f Shall I begin?
A19338	T. x What will I be then?
A19338	T.* From whence u have you such plenty?
A19338	T.* How commeth that to passe?
A19338	T.* Solomon p wilt thou then heare us?
A19338	T.* Why, at length?
A19338	T.* Wretch that I am, what shall I doe?
A19338	THou then( as I heare) art to depart to morrow?
A19338	T[ It is]* very good counsell y of a sudden:* how much shall z this be a more commodious to me?
A19338	Tell mee, dost thou not expect, i that thy father should come Tortly into this city?
A19338	That I might hea ● e thee a little to talk ● in latine;* for I rejoyce that thou learne ● ● well: for how much hast thou bought thi ● paper?
A19338	That is naturall to al: who doth deny it?
A19338	That which I have said is true, and[ to speake] the truth is not to trifle: why doest thou reprehend mee n undeservedly?
A19338	The first Scholar of the Victors, the Master,[ and] the a Nomen- clator MAster wilt thou give[ mee][ my] reward?
A19338	The issue of the matter is in the hand of the Lor ●: but what shall it hurt us to try?
A19338	Therefore b what wouldest thou doe?
A19338	Therefore k wilt thou restore me that which I lent?
A19338	Therefore what doest thou perswade me* to doe?
A19338	Therefore what wilt thou e any more?
A19338	Therefore why sayst thou that?
A19338	Therefore wilt thou doe what I desire?
A19338	Thou hast spoken all these things a truly; but thou hast pretermitted one thing, which is a singular benefit of God, doest thou know what it is?
A19338	Thou ▪* advisest[ me] well: is he in hi ● d study?
A19338	To conclude, there was such* a abundance of all meats, that the table it self could scarse b hold thē ▪ c But doest thou aske?
A19338	To whom besides?
A19338	Truly wee all are evill, but I am not worse* than thou: doth then no man laugh unlesse he ●* laugh at some one?
A19338	V. As seldome as I can: but what o is done?
A19338	V. Because my mother was away from home A. Therfore who gave thee[ thy] drinking?
A19338	V. Because( as thou sayest) the* discourse is long, tell me first, at what* a clocke* they sate downe?
A19338	V. But I pray thee, what was the last act of the* Comoedie?
A19338	V. Did they all* k sit conveniently?
A19338	V. From whence was l that fetched?
A19338	V. Hast thou c finished it?
A19338	V. Hath he much n of the same sort?
A19338	V. Is this to bee asked?
A19338	V. Knowest thou[ them?]
A19338	V. Never l in very deed: but that we may returne to the purpose, Master,* will you suffer us m to goe forth without the citie?
A19338	V. S. So long whilest I goe to change my* pantofles wit ● shooes ▪ M. Where wilt thou that I tarry fo ● thee?
A19338	V. Should I ● ● ● fuse ● ● ● fuse?
A19338	V. Therfore what x[ doe] we?
A19338	V. Thou knowst not what* cause there was of so great a feast?
A19338	V. Well done: what after?
A19338	V. Were there no g sauces?
A19338	V. Were there no women?
A19338	V. What besides?
A19338	V. What businesse hadst thou?
A19338	V. What did hee grant?
A19338	V. What did thy u brother[ † thy] cousin germane?
A19338	V. What proverbe doest thou* meane?
A19338	V. What t if hee will answer u any thing against[ it]?
A19338	V. What taske?
A19338	V. What then doest thou q perswade me to doe?
A19338	V. What then?
A19338	V. What was the end of dinner?
A19338	V. What* notes?
A19338	V. What?
A19338	V. What?
A19338	V. What[ did] you in the meane time, who had* served at the Table?
A19338	V. What[ did][ her] sonne?
A19338	V. Where was[ o our] Master in the meane time?
A19338	V. Wherein doe I seeme to thee to neglect d them?
A19338	V. Wherfore?
A19338	V. Wherfore?
A19338	V. Whither?
A19338	V. Who awaked thee?
A19338	V. Who granted it?
A19338	V. Who shall bebin?
A19338	V. Why so x so remote?
A19338	V. Why wilt thou not* warme thy selfe in the hot- house?
A19338	V. Why* should I take heed?
A19338	V. d Wherefore?
A19338	V. f* But what didst thou from the time that thou rose out of bed?
A19338	V. i At what a clocke* did they rise?
A19338	V.* Are the rest risen already?
A19338	V.* But where sattest thou?
A19338	V.* Do they not stir thee up somtime?
A19338	V.* Drank they not in the meane time?
A19338	V.* How should I but know it, when as our master doth so d oft* beate upon the causes* thereof unto us?
A19338	V.* In what place did our master sit?
A19338	V.* May I then returne unto my p seat?
A19338	V.* Wentest thou not to raise them up?
A19338	V.* What good doth so great abundance and diversitie of meates?
A19338	V.* What meaneth this?
A19338	V.* What, for a whole day?
A19338	V.[ Were there] none besides?
A19338	V.[* Was there] no fish?
A19338	VVHere hast thou bin to day after dinner?
A19338	WHat a hath[ thy] mother given thee b against thy drinking?
A19338	WHat doest thou a muse on here alone?
A19338	WHat doest thou?
A19338	WHat dost thou reade?
A19338	WHat dost thou?
A19338	WHat hast thou done with a my rule?
A19338	WHat hast thou done* these fifteene daies?
A19338	WHat saiest thou a concerning the penknife, which* I bought thee* now three days ago, is it* a good one?
A19338	WHat trees are there in your a orchard?
A19338	WHat was done in the* schoole at a three of the clock?
A19338	WHat* speech hadst thou even now with our master?
A19338	WHat, have you thought sufficiently of that which we* had speech of betweene us* of late?
A19338	WHen wilt thou a* go again into the school?
A19338	WHere are thy walnuts?
A19338	WHere c endedst thou thy narration before dinner?
A19338	WHere hast thou been g of late?
A19338	WHere is Martin?
A19338	WHere is Peter?
A19338	WHere is thy brother?
A19338	WHere is thy father now?
A19338	WHere* is thy eldest brother now?
A19338	WHither goest thou now?
A19338	WHither goest thou so* a speedily?
A19338	WHither* goest thou?
A19338	WHo are the victors this weeke?
A19338	WHy camest thou no sooner?
A19338	WHy didst thou p scatter pease here?
A19338	WHy doest thou not restore me[ my] booke?
A19338	WHy dost thou laugh* all alone?
A19338	WHy hast thou not played with us to day?
A19338	WHy wast thou a away to day in the morning?
A19338	WHy wast thou not present at s this daies Sermon?
A19338	WHy* ought we to heare the Gospel diligently?
A19338	WIlt thou buy this girdle?
A19338	WIlt thou come to make water?
A19338	WIlt thou come with me?
A19338	WIlt thou give me* but one penne?
A19338	WIlt thou lend me thy Terence?
A19338	WIlt thou* a do me an especial favour?
A19338	WIth what money hast thou bought this booke?
A19338	Was there then* no venison?
A19338	Were there not other bookes like?
A19338	What a one is that parke?
A19338	What aa hast thou done in the market?
A19338	What boy s doth send t angellick sounds from[ his] mouth?
A19338	What bringest thou from thence?
A19338	What busines hast thou in the haven?
A19338	What businesse hast thou?
A19338	What businesse* had ● ● thou beneath?
A19338	What care I?
A19338	What cause is there?
A19338	What did hee in the meane time?
A19338	What did they?
A19338	What did you prattle?
A19338	What diddest thou feare?
A19338	What doe I not owe unto him, who o hath given mee all things?
A19338	What doe fooles think concerning fortune?
A19338	What doe thy two schoole- fellows?
A19338	What doest thou aske me?
A19338	What doest thou marvell?
A19338	What dost thou answer to this?
A19338	What dost thou doubt?
A19338	What dost thou need, quoth he?
A19338	What doth he there?
A19338	What doth hee answer?
A19338	What flesh hast thou brought us against to morrow?
A19338	What h reward doe yee require then?
A19338	What hast tho ● to write?
A19338	What hast thou deserved thereupon?
A19338	What if I s ● al ● find none?
A19338	What if the Master himselfe should write unto thy father?
A19338	What if thou shouldest allay it with vinegar?
A19338	What if[ it be] arrived already?
A19338	What is foolishnesse?
A19338	What is it?
A19338	What is that?
A19338	What need was there[ to adde that?]
A19338	What pleaseth it you to* command?
A19338	What remaineth but that thou a pray to God, and b proceed diligently in[ thy] c purpose?
A19338	What sayest thou,* live?
A19338	What shal I do in th ● meane time?
A19338	What shall we doe?
A19338	What should I answer?
A19338	What should I had written, unlesse shee had y told me?
A19338	What should I repeat?
A19338	What then doth hinder[ him,] that he doth not m* allow thee money?
A19338	What then?
A19338	What then?
A19338	What then?
A19338	What thou write?
A19338	What thy supper?
A19338	What unto the schoole?
A19338	What will you give me?
A19338	What will you now?
A19338	What wilt thou b that I doe?
A19338	What wilt thou expect?
A19338	What wilt thou give me?
A19338	What wilt thou give, if I shall sow[ them] for thee?
A19338	What wilt thou?
A19338	What wilt thou[ that] I doe?
A19338	What* hindreth?
A19338	What* then?
A19338	What, I pray thee?
A19338	What?
A19338	What?
A19338	What[ did] the rest?
A19338	What[ doth your] hostesse?
A19338	What[ is] that,* I pray thee?
A19338	What[ saith] r our Paul?
A19338	What[ sentences?]
A19338	When came hee?
A19338	When m therefore?
A19338	When then?
A19338	When?
A19338	When?
A19338	Where hadst thou gotten money?
A19338	Where sawest thou him?
A19338	Where then?
A19338	Where was[ your] host?
A19338	Where wast thou when the a accounts were given?
A19338	Where were they?
A19338	Where?
A19338	Where?
A19338	Where?
A19338	Wherefore didst thou not keep them rather to play?
A19338	Wherefore?
A19338	Whether shall begin?
A19338	Which way is hee to make his journey?
A19338	Who a sent thee thither?
A19338	Who c permitted thee to goe forth?
A19338	Who can bee good, but by the grace of God?
A19338	Who gave it thee?
A19338	Who hath taught you?
A19338	Who heard thee?
A19338	Who is wo nt d to raise thee up?
A19338	Who knoweth not?
A19338	Who then shall* k impute it to me for a fault, if I shall aske any thing of friends either to lend or to borrow?
A19338	Who were present?
A19338	Whom doth he speake unto?
A19338	Whom* could I have hoped so rr ready to answer me?
A19338	Why a hast thou not it?
A19338	Why askest thou this?
A19338	Why before the houre?
A19338	Why camest thou not sooner into the schoole, as thou a ● t wo nt a* for most part?
A19338	Why didst not thou thy selfe take?
A19338	Why doe we not say, hic arbor, c like as hic labor?
A19338	Why doest thou admonish mee of that thing?
A19338	Why doest thou enquire so* earnestly?
A19338	Why doest thou not t admonish[ him] oft?
A19338	Why hast thou not brought?
A19338	Why hast thou not given ee a signe?
A19338	Why hast thou not restored them?
A19338	Why not?
A19338	Why not?
A19338	Why not?
A19338	Why not?
A19338	Why not?
A19338	Why should I doe* so?
A19338	Why so quickly?
A19338	Why so?
A19338	Why so?
A19338	Why so?
A19338	Why then doest thou aske so* earnestly?
A19338	Why then doest thou not* speake to thy father?
A19338	Why then saiedst thou, If so bee that* luck had served?
A19338	Why then( wilt thou say) is he so severe openly?
A19338	Why wouldest thou not?
A19338	Will ● e then[ have] all things proper to himselfe?
A19338	Will* you then looke for us there?
A19338	With what countenance* did our master receive thee?
A19338	With* what, thinkest thou,* but with mine owne?
A19338	[ It is] † no marvell: as there is h much flesh, so there are many who eat flesh daily: but what kindes of flesh sawest thou especially?
A19338	[ Our] l family did gather them* when we made wine · P. What kindes of such like fruits* have you?
A19338	a ARt thou prepar''d to give an account of thy study?
A19338	a HAst thou beene to day in the market?
A19338	a HAst thou not many bookes?
A19338	a HAst thou used my penknife enough?
A19338	a IS* thy brother come from Lions?
A19338	a Knowest thou our masters † nature?
A19338	a LEwes,* why art thou sad?
A19338	a REmembrest thou not that[ our master is wo nt to admonish us so often, of flying b lewd companions?
A19338	a WHat newes hast thou?
A19338	a WHen is Blasius to returne?
A19338	a hast thou it not?
A19338	a in good earnest?
A19338	a makest thou hast?
A19338	a wast thou in the market to day?
A19338	a what hast thou done?
A19338	a what wouldest thou doe?
A19338	a whether hast thou any newes?
A19338	a whether is it good?
A19338	a ● ry out so?
A19338	aa Who is to bee found?
A19338	aa behold now you are catched, doe yee not confesse it?
A19338	also wherefore doth it want the Participle in Rus?
A19338	answered hee?
A19338	are there not six hundreth matters, which* scholars have need of?
A19338	b D. We are wo nt so* usually in summer: but[ when dine] yee?
A19338	b Dost thou not remember the word of our master?
A19338	b Whence is that suspition risen to thee?
A19338	b some of the hogsheads c dost thou not thinke it?
A19338	b whereto, or to what end?
A19338	b whether or no?
A19338	bb may it not be lawfull for us?
A19338	but a what meanest thou?
A19338	but o what doth hinder?
A19338	but what didst thou?
A19338	c But hast thou d pronounced* already the e context of thy lesson, against to morrow morning?
A19338	c What maketh it matter to me, or what have I to doe with that?
A19338	c doth the common ● ort so?
A19338	c hast thou received letters?
A19338	c is it a sore disease?
A19338	c is it done?
A19338	c troubleth, or paineth him, or where i ● he sicke?
A19338	c wh ● t thithe ●?
A19338	c what a matter is that, or what is that?
A19338	c what a one was* is it done?
A19338	c what care I for that?
A19338	c what money hath he given thee?
A19338	c what trees?
A19338	c what wine?
A19338	c why didst not thou stay?
A19338	c without thy privity, or thee not being asked counsell of, or not having told thee?
A19338	c would it not be better?
A19338	came he rot to mee?
A19338	canst thou thinke* that he did permit him?
A19338	d But thou, durst thou not?
A19338	d G.* Knowest thou not that the people are now busie in gathering their grapes?
A19338	d O foole doest thou aske?
A19338	d Therefore what wouldest thou?
A19338	d What didst thou?
A19338	d gave hee it willingly?
A19338	d houre is it?
A19338	d how forg ● ● f ● ll am I which remembred not this?
A19338	d not sooner?
A19338	d what did thy supper coll?
A19338	d what doth ake unto you?
A19338	d when goest thou?
A19338	dd S. e What gaine wilt thou make?
A19338	dd what say you of the probation?
A19338	did he lye at your house?
A19338	did he not † wax exceeding angry?
A19338	didst thou nothing besides?
A19338	doest thou not feele the cold?
A19338	doest thou?
A19338	dost thou thinke* z that I am touched with lesse griefe?
A19338	doth hee answer?
A19338	doth hee speake Latine* already?
A19338	doth it not become?
A19338	doth shee* looke to nothing?
A19338	e Art thou not any thing ashamed?
A19338	e Why thither?
A19338	e but thou for ▪ how much?
A19338	e doe they speake Latine?
A19338	e for what purpose?
A19338	e how much benefit?
A19338	e wilt thou?
A19338	f And hast thou done it well?
A19338	f D. Hadst thou not rather* that it were,* veale or* mutton?
A19338	f shall I not begin?
A19338	f what doth that profi?
A19338	f wilt thou?
A19338	g is hee well?
A19338	g meanest thou?
A19338	g spakest thou with him?
A19338	g why should I not hope?
A19338	h meanest thou?
A19338	h oft, or more then once* what thou shalt do?
A19338	h tell me why?
A19338	hast thou not brought d it?
A19338	have ye not them also?
A19338	how canst thou live there?
A19338	how is it declined?
A19338	i G. Doth he then let his own house[ and] hire* another mans?
A19338	i Why?
A19338	i may come in a short[ space?]
A19338	i may have a word, or two?
A19338	if thou didst nothing, c wast thou not idle?
A19338	is it now begun?
A19338	is not that to laugh?
A19338	it?
A19338	k Doe I lie?
A19338	k hast thou not remembred it?
A19338	k when will she returne?
A19338	l Canst thou?
A19338	l S. m What thou, wilt thou not goe n to get the vintage?
A19338	l diddest not thou thy selfe?
A19338	l how far is your village distant from hence ▪(*) hast thou not remembred thy promise?
A19338	m what dost thou?
A19338	n Wherefore?
A19338	n Will you any thing besides?
A19338	n art thou in good health?
A19338	n from what Chapter, or in what Chapter?
A19338	n whereto?
A19338	o Have ye nothing besides?
A19338	o What cause was there?
A19338	o What?
A19338	o camest thou?
A19338	o sendest thou?
A19338	o what matter is it?
A19338	or gave he thee any money?
A19338	or why may I not be willing?
A19338	or why should it not be lawfull?
A19338	oughtest thou to goe forth without my commandement?
A19338	p but where is thy mother?
A19338	p may we not play then?
A19338	p will you?
A19338	profited thee?
A19338	q Is it not then lawfull to utter any word at that time?
A19338	q Of what sort, or of what kinde?
A19338	q What were the fruits?
A19338	q from whence provest thou that?
A19338	q may no word bee spoken then?
A19338	q ● rom whence?
A19338	r dost thou not heare?
A19338	r what meanest thou?
A19338	s C. What should I have done there longer?
A19338	t Indeed canst thou not remember a word?
A19338	t are many returned?
A19338	t what speakest thou, or what meanest thou, or what matter makes that?
A19338	t whither are we gone?
A19338	thee?
A19338	thy trifles?
A19338	to pray: doest thou not remember it?
A19338	twentie pence?
A19338	u whence is it?
A19338	uu what need hath thy Tutor of thy helpe?
A19338	was not your chamber locked?
A19338	was there* no wine?
A19338	we take?
A19338	what a* remedy hast thou* ministred to my griefe?
A19338	what dost thou desire g moreover?
A19338	what more honest?
A19338	what more pleasant?
A19338	what nothing?
A19338	what other thing doe I g aske of thee?
A19338	what should I eat?
A19338	what* rest could we have?
A19338	what, if I should aske some great thing?
A19338	what?
A19338	when returned he* from the country?
A19338	where and when shall I finde such a friend?
A19338	where are they fedde?
A19338	where is master Philip?
A19338	where was shee?
A19338	whereupon(*) doe I seeme to thee(*)[ so] wretched?
A19338	wherfore returned not he unto the schoole with you?
A19338	whether d of repeating* Tullies Epistles?
A19338	whether, d* such as grow commonly about the cities, or wilde?
A19338	whether[ is it] the h forepart of the head, or the hinder part of the head?
A19338	who* gave them thee?
A19338	why doest thou follow me every where?
A19338	wilt thou then have of the g greater?
A19338	wilt thou(*) lye idle here alone?
A19338	wilt thou* lend[ me]?
A19338	x askest thou, enquirest thou?
A19338	x what may we say?
A19338	x what shall bee done, or what then?
A19338	y saiest thou so indeed?
A19338	yea truly, it was most a pleasant: but why doest thou aske that?
A19338	yea was I indeed a master?
A19338	z doe they learne now?
A19338	z how long?
A19338	z what hast thou to doe?
A19338	z when hast thou returned?
A19338	z why wilt thou go?
A19338	† I x they teach, they reade, theywrite, they repeate D. These are general and dayly things, but what is done in our forme?
A19338	† art thou very well?
A19338	† had said?
A19338	† o HOw is it that thou p hast returned so quickly to day frō thy uncle, r especially sith there q hath been a feast?
A19338	† shew or relate to me c concerning the feast † doest ● hou covet ▪ or desire to know?
A19338	● A west thou my booke?
A19338	● Q Wilt thou that I tell thee* summarily?
A19338	● What wilt thou doe now?
A19338	● ut that is a greater by much, that above my chamber there is a very large b common chamber, where wares are kept?
A19338	〈 ◊ 〉 c Hath he given thee any money?
A19338	〈 ◊ 〉 ● herefore take these two, when wit thou ● ● store them?