CHAPTER IX — REVIEW OF ALL CASES AND THEIR USES REVIEW OF CASE ENDINGS The following charts summarize the case endings for declensions I-III which we have reviewed in the previous chapters. CASE 1st Declon. (F) 2nd Declen. (m.) 3rd Declen. (m.) SING. ‘Nom. fabula hortus senator Gen. fabulae hortl senator Dat. fabulae hort senator Acc. fabulam hortum senatorem Ab, fabula hort6 senatore PL. Nom. fabulae hort! senatorés Gen. fabularum hortorum senatorum Dat. fabulis senatoribus ‘Acc. fabulas senatorés bl. fabulis senatoribus CASE Ist Declen, (m.) ‘2nd Declen, (a.) ‘3rd Declen, (m2) SING. ‘Nom. agricola baculum nomen’ Gen. agricolae bacult nominis Dat. agricolae baculd nomini ‘Ace. agricola baculum, nomen, Abt. agricola baculd nomine PL. ‘Nom. agricolae bacula nomina Gen. agricolarum baculérum nominum Dat. agricolis baculis nominibus ‘Acc. agricolas bacula nomina Abt. agricolis baculis nominibus 50 Part 1—Nouns and Case UsesPRACTICE ONE Ona separate sheet of paper decline the following nouns. Use the chart on page fifty as your guide. 1. plata, -ae,m. 3. tempus, tempéris, n. 5. nantius, 4, m. 2. mandatum, 4, n. 4, miles, militis, m. 6. servus, 4, m. PRACTICE TWO Ona separate sheet of paper give the Vocative Singular and Plural forms for numbers 1, 4, 5, and 6, from Practice One. PRACTICE THREE Change each of the following underlined singular nouns to its correct plural form ns determined by the context of the sentence. Make any other changes in the sentence as necessary. Then translate the new sentence into English. 1, Puella sub arbore sedet, 2. Puelia amicam videt. Amica ad arborem ambulat. 4. Nantius ville appropinquat. a Nantius epistulam fert, Pater epistulam lid ménstrat x Puellae ad forum ire non lice ad tabernam eunt, Puellae in lecticis iter faciunt, Chapter IX—Review of All Cases and Their Uses 51PRACTICE FOUR (Change each of the following underlined plural nouns to its correct singular form. Make any other changes in the sentence as necessary, Then translate the new sentence into English. 1, Pater ad Cariam sine servis 2, In Caria aliis senatoribus dicit, Multum dé bellis in Britannia audit, 4, Vilict sunt irati quod servi non laborant, 5, Vilicus servos ignavés baculis verberat, 6. Matrés liberds petunt, 7. Mater puerds puellasque in hortd invenit, 8. Vir solus prope magna aedificia ambulat. 9. Praedonés hominibus appropinguant. 10. Praedonés hominem pellunt. 11, Vir gravia vulnera accipit. 12. Statim, servi, ferte mihi auxilium! 52 Part1—Nouns and Case Uses