Passive 'amare' endings, closing with two moral maxims
Compound passive forms, ending with 'Pensa ben al fine'
The page completes the passive conjugation of amare with the plural personal endings and compound perfect forms (amati sumus, eramus, and their variants). At the foot, in a heavier hand, stand two moral maxims: 'Think well upon the end' and 'Consider first the end.' The grammar drill and the reminders share the same leaf.
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Plural passive endings of amare
The plural personal endings -mini and -ntur close the passive paradigm, with the compound perfect amati sumus, eramus and their subjunctive variants set out beside the auxiliary forms fuistis, fuerunt, fuere. Columns of endings fill the page.
Two moral maxims at the foot
Beneath the grammar, in a heavier hand, stand two admonitions: 'Think well upon the end' (Pensa ben al fine) and 'Consider first the end' (Risguarda prima il fine). They read as reminders written to himself.