instar — in the likeness of
que — which
subigit — it masters, subdues
tandem — at last, finally
ages — to do, you will do
nititur — he strives and leans upon
prout — according as
utimur — we use
accidat — it happens
precipue — chiefly, principally
coepit — he began
geri — to be done, to be carried out
iampridem — long ago
ostenditur — it is shown
nondum — not yet
aliquid — something
eget — it needs
interest — there is a difference; it matters
omnino — in every way, altogether

Mo. — 4 1/2
Anto. — 4 1/2
Cernusco — 4 1/2