This document contains a Latin sayings review section with four Latin phrases and their English translations. It then reviews the third, fourth, and fifth declensions of nouns in Latin. It concludes with a grammar questions section testing knowledge of appositives, declension patterns of specific nouns, and conjugating the verb gero in all six tenses in both the active and passive voice.

1. Lesson VIII
Sayings, Grammar, and Practice

2. Latin Sayings Review
I am the way, the
truth, and the life.

3. Latin Sayings Review
Ego sum via, et
veritas, et vita.

4. Latin Sayings Review
To the stars through
difficulties.

5. Latin Sayings Review
Ad astra per aspera.

6. Latin Sayings Review
Art is long
and life is short.

7. Latin Sayings Review
Ars longa vita brevis.

8. Latin Sayings Review
Hannibal at the gates.

9. Latin Sayings Review
Hannibal ad portas.

10. Grammar: 3rd-5th Declensions
Third
Singular Plural
urbs urbes
urbis urbium
urbi urbibus
urbem urbes
urbe urbibus

11. Grammar: 3rd-5th Declensions
Fourth (regular masculine)
Singular Plural
manus manus
manus manuum
manui manibus
manum manus
manu manibus

12. Grammar: 3rd-5th Declensions
Fourth (neuter)
Singular Plural
cornu cornua
cornus cornuum
cornu cornibus
cornu cornua
cornu cornibus

13. Grammar: 3rd-5th Declensions
Fifth
Singular Plural
dies dies
diei dierum
diei diebus
diem dies
die diebus

14. Grammar: Questions
An appositive is a noun that
immediately _________
another noun and ________ it.

15. Grammar: Questions
An appositive is a noun that
immediately follows
another noun and renames it.

16. Grammar: Questions
The dative and ablative plurals
of dea and filia are ______ and
________.

17. Grammar: Questions
The dative and ablative plurals
of dea and filia are deabus and
filiabus.

18. Grammar: Questions
The accusative singular
of nihil and satis are _____ and
______.

19. Grammar: Questions
The accusative singular
of nihil and satis are nihil and
satis.

20. Grammar: Questions
The accusative singular
of Jesus is ______.

21. Grammar: Questions
The accusative singular
of Jesus is Jesum.

22. Practice
Conjugate
gero gerere gessi gestus
in the active and passive of all
six tenses.
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