The pharmaceutical Latin grammar : being an easy introduction to medical Latin, the London pharmacopoeia, and the perusal of physicians' prescriptions.

  • Cooley, Arnold James.
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[1845]
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Credit: The pharmaceutical Latin grammar : being an easy introduction to medical Latin, the London pharmacopoeia, and the perusal of physicians' prescriptions. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    THIED PERSOK. The reciprocal pronoun Sui, Stuff, and Plural. G. Sui, of himself, ^ D, Sibi, to himself, / herself, itself, A. Se, himself, C themselves. Ab. Se, by himself, ) Ohs, Sui has neither nominative nor vocative, and is the same in loth numher's. The DEMONSTEATIYE PEONOUNS 7ii>, ille, is, istCy arc thus declined: Sic, this. Sinffular, Plural, M. r. K. M. F. ^'. N, Hie, hsec, hoc JV. Hi, hsB, haec G, Hujus G, Horum, harum, horum jD. Huic D. His A, Hunc, hanc, hoc A, Hos, has, ha^c F. — — — F. ~ — — Ab. Hoc, hac, hoc ^Z>. His. nie, ilia, illudj he, she, it, or that. Singular. ^ Plural. M. p. N. M. r. N. iV^. Hl-e -a -ud N. Ill-i -se -a G. -ius G. -orum -arum -orum 1). -i D. -is A. -um -am -ud A, -OS -as -a r. -e -a -ud V. -i -a? -a A