Exercises upon the Different Parts of Italian Speech, with References to Veneroni's Grammar / to which is added an abridgement of the Roman history, intended at once to make the learner acquainted with history, and the idiom of the Italian language

by Ferdinando Bottarelli

1. 1. Your brother has
   2. fratello
   3. six fine dapple-bay horses.
   4. sei bello bajo pomelláto cavállo.

1. 1. Your uncle
   2. zio
   3. and aunt
   4. zia
   5. are
   6. éssere
   7. my dear friends.
   8. caro amíco.

1. 1. Our general was
   2. generále
   3. ever reputed
   4. sempre riputáre
   5. a gallant man.
   6. valoróso uómo.

1. 1. Solomon was
   2. Salomóne
   3. a wise king.
   4. sávio re.

1. 1. King George is
   2. Giórgio
   3. a religious monarch.
   4. religióso monárca.

1. 1. Nero was
   2. Neróne
   3. a wicked man.
   4. cattívo uómo.

1. 1. Crœsus
   2. Creso
   3. was reckoned
   4. stimáre
   5. a rich prince.
   6. ricco príncipe.

1. 1. The duke of Richmond has
   2. duca Richmond
   3. six fine grey horses.
   4. sei bello[8] leárdo cavállo.

1. 1. Spain is
   2. Spagna
   3. a hot country,
   4. caldo paése
   5. but Germany is
   6. ma Germánia
   7. a very cold one.
   8. freddo paése.