SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD (continued).

Active Voice.

Future Simple Tense. The Future Simple in this Mood is formed by combining the Future Participle with sim or essem, as recturus sim or essem. The form with sim belongs to the Primary Tenses, the form with essem to the Historic.

Aorist Tense. The Aorist Subjunctive is rendered variously by rexerim, regerem, and rexissem.

Passive Voice.

Future Simple Tense. Wanting.

Aorist Tense. Rendered variously by rectus sim, regerer, and rectus essem.

IMPERATIVE MOOD.

Active Voice.

S. 2nd Pers. reg-e, rule thou, reg-ito, thou must rule.

reg-ito, he must rule. reg-ite, rule ye, reg-itōte, ye must rule.

reg-unto, they must rule.

Passive Voice.

S. 2nd Pers. reg-ĕre, be thou ruled, reg-itor, thou must be ruled.

Infinitive

Mood.

VERB INFINITE.

Active Voice.

·PRESENT AND ❘ reg-ĕre, to rule (or ruling, in the

IMPERFECT,

PERFECT AND

PLUPERFECT,

FUTURE,

ACCUSATIVE,

GENITIVE,

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Gerunds.

DAT., ABL.,

reg-endo, for or by ruling.

GERUNDIVE, reg-endus, that must be ruled.

§ 44. FOURTH CONJUGATION.

INDICATIVE MOOD. PRIMARY TENSES.

Audiebam may also mean I used to hear, or I began to hear.

2 Or I used to be heard, or I began to be heard.

3

or fui, etc.

4

or fueram, etc.