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THE" BLAYNEY I, EXHIBITION (1892). 153
(b.) 'There is only one certain example of the ending
-to (seen in /lecto, &c.) in Greek.' What is it 1 What
of TII'II"TIII K.T.A. 1
(c.) Account for maior but magis.
(d.) What do you know of the aspirated perfect in
Homer, in Thucydides, and in the Tragics 1
(e.) What heteroclites went back Ultimately to the
parent speech 1
(f,) Account for the gen. nullius.
(g.) What is the main principle of accentuation in
Greek and Latin 1 What is the law for the accent on
the v8rb in Greek 1
(h.) The derivation of idolatry 1 Give one similar
formation in Greek and one in Latin.
(i.) Account for initialu in uaAo,.
(j.) Rhotacism Beems to be viobted III verna ana
aenus. To what is this due 1
(k.) fXIII, UIII, EO'XOV. Account for these forms.
Translate into Latin Prose:-
The intrepid calmness of Valentinian obtained silence,
and he thus addressed the assembly: "A few moments
since it was in your power, fellow-soldiers, to have left
me in the obscurity of a private station. Judging from
the testimony of my past life that I deserved to reign,
you have placed me on the throne. [t is now my duty
to consult the safety and interest of the republic. The
weight of the universe is undoubtedly too great for the
hands :)f a feeble mortal. I am conscious of the limits
of my abilities and the ullcertainty of my life; and far
from declining, I am anxious to solicit the assistance of
a worthy colleague. But where discord may be fatal, the
choice of a faithful friend requires mature and serious
deliberation. That deliberation shall be my care. Let
your conduct be dutifnl and consistent."
GIBBON
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