case As I must go to the master Oportet me ire ad preceptorem. Good scolars have a pleasure to learn. Bonos scolastioos juuat discere. not with standing sum times they be verbs parsonallies and have nominatiffe casys before them Exemplum hic abus delectat me. hec res latet me. unde versus. Quarto iunge juuat decet ac delectat oportet Et latet illorum nu new vuit associari C●xs three verbs imparsonallies. Refert interest & est se●t for ꝑ●inet will be construyde with a genytiffe case of nownies and a ablatiff case of .v. pronouns As meatua sua nostra and vestra. As in this Exampull hit is for my profit. Mea interest. Hytt is for thy profit Tua in ●●●●●rest. Hytt is for his profit. Sua interest. Also this verb Interest after precyane is construed with a ablatiffe case off the feminine gendyr off this noun possessive Cuius cuia cuium. unde versus. Refert inter et est genitum pro pertinet add E● sextum proprie donant pronomina quinque N●nque refert nostra me tu sum qu oque vestra The verbs imꝑsonallies in the versys following will be construyde with a datiff case Exem●lum we may not ette flesh on the frydays Non licet nobis commedere carnes in sextis ferijs. unde versus. Hec libet atque licet placet et liquet acridit inde Congruit evenit et contingit et expedit ista Conuenit incumbit vacat et cedit quoque prestat Cuni reliquis paribus sunt consotiala dativis Pertinet is construed with an accusatyff case with a preposition and not with a datyff case. ut dicendum est ●ec res pertinet ad me. et non michi. unde versus. Quarto non terno coniunges pertinet apt All the verbs imꝑsonallies of the passyne voice willbe construyde with a datyff case or else with a ablatyff case with a preposition expressed or understand Exemplum I am pleased Michi placetur. The master is goon Itur a preceptore Hyt need not at all times to express the ablatyffe case Exemplum they be goon. itur. they fyghthythe. pugnatur. what doth they. quid agitur. they syttythe. sedetur. unde versus. Passive vocis impersonale dativis Aut sextis iungas cum preposito preeunte A pueris itur a preceptore venitur Regi seruitur sed non sibi credo placetur Such verbs as betokeneth bodily meaning as Eo is & Venio is may have often times the signification of the pass●f voice in the pretererfytens & in all the tensies that be formed of him Exemplum My master is come mgr meus venit▪ my fellows be gone▪ socij mei abierunt. when the englysche of the infenytyf mode cummythe after any of this nouns Hora tempus causa or locus it may be put in a gerundive in di as it is time to pray Tempus est orandi I have a cause to weep Habeo causam flendi. it is used also after many adyectyvys and voy 〈…〉 Also when I have an englysche to be made by this v●● nubo is that that doythe the deed of the verb schalbe put in the datyffe case & that that sufferythe schalbe put in the nominative case As in this exampu●l My brother shall wed thy sister Fratri meo nubet soror tua. when I have a proper name of a place town or cite & if it be the first declynsone or the second & the ●●…glar numbyr & betokenythe at a place it schalb● pu●●e in a genytyff case adverbially Exemplum I go to grammar at oxford Incumbo grammatice exonij I was bor●e at york Natus sum eboraci But & the proper name of the place sygnyfying at a place by the plural numbyr or else any other declynsone save the first declyns●ne or the second it schalbe put in the ablative case adverbially with out a preposition as I have a brother at school at attenies Est michi frater stud●ns athenis Also to a place if it be a proper name of a place it sch●lbe put in the accusatyff case with out a preposition what sum ever declynsone or numbyr that it be not with standing sum tymys I may put a preposition b●fore him As I go to oxford eo oxonium vel ad o●oniū I shall go to london Ibo londi●ū vel ad lond●nū. Also fro a place and if it be a proper name of a place is the sign of the ablatyff case with out a preposition what sum ever declension or numbyr it be As I come fro london Venio londind I come fro oxford Venio oxonio not with standing sum tymys I may take a pmposycyon by fore him ●f venio ab oxonio. venio a londino. They rulys off propyr names be to be understand off such that been not compownde for and they be compownde ever more y must put a preposition before them As I have been at saint jamys Fui apud sanctum jacobum I go to saint jamys Vado ad sanctum jacobum I come fro s●yntt jemies Veni a sancto jacobo. Also this four nownies Rus Domus Humus belli and Milicia follow the the rules of proper names of places. as I have be at home Fui domi I go home Vado domum I cum fro home Venio a domo. Not with standing Rus is put of tener adverbially in the dative case then in the ablatyff Exemplum I have be in the country. ruri fui. My father dwellythe in the country. pater meus ruri habitat. This noun domus is thus declynyde Nominativo hec domus genitivo huius domi vel domus dativo huic domui accusativo hanc domum vocativo o domus ablativo ab hac domo Et plun nominatiuo he domus genitivo harum domorum vel domuum dativo hijs domibus accusativo has domos vocativo o domus ablativo ab hijs domibus. unde versus. Per quartum domus est flectenda nisi sextus Singularis quartus pluralis et est gemtiws In numero utroque semper flexus utriusque when that I have a question asked I shall answer ever more by the same case that the question is aschede by except hit be asked by a possessive Exemplum quem queris