Excerpt from A General Vocabulary of LatinVanes. - The figures 1, z, 3, 4, signify the Conjugations. In those of the 131 and 4th, where only one form is given, the conjugation is regular, like amo or audio. In the others, the Perfect termination is given, and usually that of the Supine Stem only as rego, xi, 016 instead of the ending in um. When compound verbs are divided bya hyphen, the conjugation may be found under the simple form. A. Active N. Neuter; P.

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