Of the chiefest irregular verbes of the second Coniugation.

The chiefest irregular verbes of the second Coniugation, and which vary and differ from the regular in some tences, namely in the Present and first or distant Preterperfectence of the Indicatiue moode, and in the Present tence of the Optatiue and Subiunctiue moode, and by consequence of the Imperatiue, and that but in some persons, whereof if one know but the first singular, he may easily frame the rest, as in the first verbe, Hauére, before set downe hath beene at large declared. As also the variation of their Participles, as also the sincopating of some of them either in the Future tence of the Indicatiue, and the Respectiue or Relatiue of the Potentiall or Subiunctiue moode, are these, Hauére, Cadére, Calére, Capére, Dolére, Douére, or Deuére, Giacére, Parére, Potére, Solére, Tacére, Tenére, Valére, Volére. Of which I only set downe the two first persons singular of the aboue named tences, the sincopated tence, and the participle, all others being very easie, as you may perceiue in Hauére.

The Present or Deffinite tence of the Indicatiue moode.

Io cádo, or cággio.Lóro cádono, or cággiono.
Io cáglio.Lóro cágliono.
Io cápio.Lóro cápono.
Io dólgo.Lóro dólgono.
Io dẻbbo.Lóro dẻbbono.
Io giáccio.Lóro giácciono.
Io páro, or páio.Lóro páiono, or párono.
Io pósso.Lóro póssono.
Io sò, sái, sà.Lóro sánno.
Io sóglio.Lóro sógliono.
Io táccio.Lóro tácciono.
Io tẻngo.Lóro tẻngono.
Io váglio.Lóro vágliono.
Io vóglio.Lóro vógliono.

The other foure persons are regular and may be framed by the Infinitiue moode, as you may see in Hauére.

The first vncertaine or distant Preterperfectence.

Io cáddi.lúi cádde.lóro cáddero.
Io cálsi.lúi cálse.lóro cálsero.
Io dólsi.lúi dólse.lóro dólsero.
Io giácqui.lúi giácque.lóro giácquero.
Io párui, or pársi.lúi párue, or párse.lóro páruero, or pársero.
Io sólsi.lúi sólse.lóro sólsero.
Io tácqui.lúi tácque.lóro tácquero.
Io ténni.lúi ténne.lóro ténnero.
Io válsi.lúi válse.lóro válsero.

The other three persons are regular and to be framed by the Infinitiue moode, as may be seen in Hauére. Douére, Potére, and Volére, are already coniugated at large, therefore I omit them.

The future tence of the Indicatiue moode of such verbes of the second coniugation as are sincopated or vary from the infinitiue moode.

Io cadrò.Nói cadrémo.
Tù cadrái.Vói cadréte.
Lúi cadrà.Lóro cadránno.
Io dorrò.Nói dorrémo.
Tù dorrái.Vói dorréte.
Lúi dorrà.Lóro dorránno.
Io parrò.Nói parrémo.
Tù parrái.Vói parréte.
Lúi parrà.Lóro parránno.
Io saprò.Nói saprémo.
Tù saprái.Vói sapréte.
Lúi saprà.Lóro sapránno.
Io terrò.Nói terrémo.
Tù terrái.Vói terréte.
Lúi terrà.Lóro terránno.
Io varrò.Nói varrémo.
Tù varrái.Vói varréte.
Lúi varrà.Lóro varránno.

The Presentence of the Optatiue and Subiunctiue Moodes.

Io cáda, or cággia.
Io cáglia.
Io cápa.
Io dólga.
O chè, or chèIo giáccia.
Io páia.
Io sóglia.
Io táccia.
Io tẻnga.
Io váglia.
The rest of the persons are regular.
Lóro cádano, or cággiano.
Lóro cágliano.
Lóro cápano.
Lóro dólgano.
O chè, or chèLóro giácciano.
Lóro páiano.
Lóro sógliano.
Lóro tácciano.
Lóro tẻngano.
Lóro vágliano.

The second, respectiue, limited, or Relatiue Preterimperfectence of such Verbes of the second Coniugation as may bee sincopated and irregularly vsed.

Hauére, Douére, and Potére, are already set downe at large.

The Participles of their Verbes, are commonly Regular, except some fewe, as for example.