Latin Verb Conjugation Table
Three conjugations — amo, doceo, lego — set out in columns
The whole leaf is a Latin grammar exercise: a three-column conjugation table for the model verbs amo ('I love', first conjugation), doceo ('I teach', second) and lego ('I read', third). Each tense-stem is written with its personal endings across the conjugations, running from the present down to the infinitives and the future-infinitive construction. The forms are set in Leonardo's mirror script.
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Conjugation table for amo, doceo and lego
Three columns give the paradigms of the model verbs amo (1st conjugation), doceo (2nd) and lego (3rd), each tense written with its personal endings -as -at, -es -et and -is -it. The list runs from the present through the past and subjunctive tenses to the infinitives and the future infinitive 'atum ire vel turum esse.'