Latin adverbs: similarity, quantity, quality, doubt
Comparative and quantitative adverbs listed in mirror script
Another leaf of Leonardo's Latin adverb tables, again in paired columns under Latin headings. The groups are adverbs of similarity (ceu, quasi, velut, ut, sic, sicut, ita), of quantity (multum, parum, minimum, magnopere, modicum, maxime, satis), of quality or manner (bene, male, docte, pulchre, fortiter, suaviter), and of doubting (forsan, fortassis, fors, forte). The whole page is vocabulary study with no drawing.
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Adverbs of comparison, quantity, manner and doubt
Under Da similitudinis the page collects the comparative particles ceu, quasi, velut, veluti, ut, uti, sic, sicut, sicuti and ita; under Da quantitatis the amounts multum, parum, minimum, magnopere, modicum, maxime and satis; under Da qualitatis the manner-words bene, male, docte, pulchre, fortiter and suaviter; and under Da dubitandi the hesitations forsan, fortassis, fors and forte.