That of the preterperfect tense has generally a passive signification, and ends in us, as Flagellatus, whipped; Læsus, hurt.
That of the future in dus has also a passive signification, as Flagellandus, to be whipped; Lædendus, to be hurt.
Note 1. All participles are declined like nouns adjective. We recommend the above participles to be declined like winking.
2. There are three things that are not hurt by whipping—a top, a syllabub, and a cream.
OF AN ADVERB.
Convex and concave spectacles are contrivances used to increase or diminish the magnitude of objects.
Adverbs are parts of speech used to increase or diminish the signification of words.
Spectacles are joined to the bridge of the nose.
Adverbs are joined to nouns adjective, and verbs. Benè, well; multùm, much; malè, ill, &c. are adverbs.