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612 GENERAL LITERATURE AND SCIENCE VII -&rttit an Ha tin tiologt an rammar Classify genealogically the Indo-European languages Distinguish and define the terms dynamic phonetic- breath voice synthetic analytic vowel consonant aspirate spirant-root stem Show by what philological principles the followin words are related or suus-πείθω fido-Ίππος equus lacrima tear-ύπνος somnus-είην sim What are the chief constructions with πριν Ινα-όπυτ ου μη-μη ου-dum-priusquam Define case Translate commenting on the cases used Serum erat diei Capitis damnare Macte virtute esto Quid tibi hanc digito tactio est β μηπω τις Χώτοιο φαγων νόστοιο Χαθηται μάλα δ' ωκα διέπρησσον πεδίοιο νικαν πάσι τοις κριταϊς Λ καϊ ξνμμετίσχω και φέρω της αιτίας VIIL- ktvo 29e dTtntbu Book Translate with marginal notes Quamquam si plane sic verterem Platonem aut Aris- totelem ut verterunt nostri poetse fabulas male credo mererer de meis civibus si ad eorum cognitionem divina 11a ingenia transferrem Sed id neque feci adhuc nec mihi tarn en ne faciam interdictum puto Locos quidem quosdam si videbitur transferam et maxime ab iis quos modo nom- inavi quum incident ut id apte fieri possit ut ab Homero Ennius Afranius Menandro solet Nec vero ut noster Lucilius recusabo quo minus onmes mea legant Utinain esset ille Persius Scipio vero et Eutilius multo etiam
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