Linguistic DNA - Concept Modelling Demonstrator

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
woman_n	brother_n	daughter_n	wife_n	8,090	5	9.5080	5	true

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A59980	Grammatica Anglo-Latina. An English and Latine grammar The rules composed in English and Latine verse: for the greater delight and benefit of the learners, By James Shirley.	Shirley, James, 1596-1666.	1651 (1651)	Wing S3470; ESTC R219101	66,804	185

Fornix iÌ„cis Foeminina Excepta PLaeraque Foemineum breviter crescentia sumunt Excep 1. Grando iÌ„nis Carex iÌ„cis Suppellex ectilis Hyems eÌ„mis Syndon oÌ„nis Arbor oÌ„ris Forfex icis * Haec Pecus est Pecudis Pecus est Pecoris tibi Neutrum Pecus udis Icon inis Cuspis idis Seges itis Filex iÌ„cis Alcyon oÌ„nis Cassis idis Appendix iÌ„cis Teges eÌ„tis CoxeÌ„dia iÌ„cis Bacchar Ã¤ris Forceps cipis Aedon oÌ„nis Â EXcipe Faemineum quod do vel terminat in go Excep 2. Graecula in as vel in is finita ut lampas Iaspis Dulcedo diÌ„nis Compago giÌ„nis Clamys idis Lampas Ã¤dis Iaspis idis Â Excep 3. Neutra Excepta ESt Neutrale genus signans rem non animatam Nomen in a vel in ar vel in us vel in ur vel in en ut Prohlema aÌ„tis Jubar aÌ„ris Omen iÌ„ris * Vel jecur jecinoris ab antiquo jeciner Jecur oÌ„ris Pondus eÌ„ris Caput iÌ„tis Excep 4. SUut in er quaedâ—m sed in or tria Neutra supersunt Cadaver eris Siser Suber Laser Siser Papaver Spinter Piper Gingiber Vber. Iter itineris * Tuber pro Arbore f.g. pro Fructu m.g. pro Fungo Tumore n.g. Tuber Cicer. Â Â Aequor oÌ„ris Marmar Ador. Heteroclyta MUtant deficiunt superant Heteroclyta flexu Variantia NEutra ex Foemineis Neutris Muliebria fiunt Pergamus Supellex Carbasus Nundinum Epulum Delicium Balneum Plâ—ae Â MAscula Plurali sunt quae Neutralia Primo Coelum Argos Elisium MAscula sunt primo quaedam sed neutra secundo Avernus Pangaeus Mossieus Taenarus Gargarus Tartarus Pl. a. Defectiva Aptota QUae casum nullum variant Aptota vocantur Quatuor Fas. Gummi quot Cornu Alpha. Nihil â€ Opus Adjectiâ—um pro necessaâ—ius Opus Tot. Instar Tempe Frugi * In utroque numero Pondo * Mille Adjectivum mille Substantivum P. Millia milliuÌ„ millibus c. Mille. Sinapi Centum Necesse Â Nequam Nefas Â ESto Monoptoton casu quod flectitur uno Abl. Natu. Noctu Promptu Insussu Permâ—ssu Jussu Ambage Ac. Pl. Inficias Ingratiis Plus inteâ—re infleâ—titur inâ—plurali N. Plures â—lura G. Plurium D. Pluribus c. CAsibus tantum variant Diptota duobus Verberis re Spontis te Plus pluris Vesper re Impetis te Â Tabi tabo Jugeris re Â FLecte tribus Primo quaedam Triptota Secundo G. * Vicis caetera integre in Plurali flectuntur Mella Vina Aera Hordea Farra Rura Thura mulsa sunt Triptota Pluraliter Sic Soboles Labes omnia Quintae praeter Res Species Facies Acies Dies Vicis Ac. Vicem Ab. Vice Opis Opem Ope. Precis Precem Prece Dapis Dapem Dape Sordis Sordem Sorde TEtraptota vocant casus quae Quatuor optant G. D. Ac. A. â€ Jupiter usurpatur pro Nominativo Vocativo Jovis Jovi Jovem Jove Ditionis Ditioni Ditionem Ditione Frugis Frugi Frugem Fruge Proceris Proceri Procerem Procere N. Nemo Nemini Neminem Nemine Vis caret Dativo caetera Vocativo PEntaptota quibus tibi casus Quinque supersunâ— Vis. Ego Quis. Omnis Vituâ— Vitia Herbae Fruâ—enta Metalla 6 Aromata 7 Liquores 8 Pensa 9 Aetates 10 Huâ—ores 11 Propr a nomina PLurali careant quibus est natura coercens 1 Charitas 2 Ebrietas 3 Apium 4 Triticum 5 Aurum 6 Piper 7 Oleum 8 Linum 9 Juventus 10 MelaÌ„cholia 11 Jacobus 12 LoÌ„dinuÌ„ Hujus Generis sunt Masculina Foeminina Neutra â—ac raro â—mittunt â—gnificaâ—onem â—ralem Vesper Pubes Ver. Fimus Salus Lac. Limus Pix Nectar Aether Iudoles Gluten Meridies Humus Solium Aer Lues Coenum Viscus Moâ—s Ebur oris Penus Sitis Solum Sanguis Famet Virus Pontus Requies Aeâ—um Nemo Tellus Saevum Hesperus Pax. Faenum DUm quaedam flecti tantum Pluraliter optant Masculina Foeminina Neutra Manes Grates Maenia Majores Phalerae Tesqua Cancelli Quisquiliae Praecordia Liberi Manubiae Lustra Lemures Fâ—riae Castra Penates Excubiae Arma. Fori Idus Crepundia Gemini Primitiae Exta Superi Divitiae Compita Inferi Exequiae Mapalia Posteri Compedes Bellaria * Pluralia PLura tamen tibi rem quae signant saepius uâ— His contraria sunt collectiva ut Populus Plebs Vulgus c. Masculina Faeminina Neutra Ludi Induciae Rostra Pugillares Cunae Cunabula Parisii Calendae Natalitia Natales Nuptiae Comitia Fasti Literae Logica Codicilli Tenebrae Hierosolyma Gabri Fores. Adversaria Fasces Venetiae Sponsalia ADjectiva carent Neutris communia flexu Pauper Degener Uber. Dives Locuples Inops Sospes Comes Superstes Compos Impos Memor Redundantia Haec Quartum flexum simul ac tenuÃªre SecunduÌ„ * Laurus G. lauti vel laurus Ab. lauro vel lauru Ac. pl. lauros laurus caeteri casus secundae decl G. Querci querâ—us pl. quercorum quercuum caet quartae G. Coli colus â—b colo colu caet secundae G. domi at home domus of the â—ouse D. domui Ac. domum V. domus Ab. domo Pl. N. â—omus G. domorum domuum D. domibus Ac. domos â—omus Voc. domus Ab. domibus Cornus Quartam magis â—uam Secundam sequitur sic Spinus Penus Specus Ab. Peâ—u Specu quae sunt etiam tertiae decl n. g. Gen. Penoâ—â— specoris Ficus pro fructu arbore Quartae pro morbo Seâ—â—ndae tantum Laurus Ficus Quercus Colus Pinus Specus Domus Penus Â QUae maribus tantuÌ„ vel neutris singula dantur Nominibus dabit his numerus genus alter utrumque Sibilus Locus Jocus pl. i. vel a. Fraenum Rastrum Capistrum Filum p. l i. vel a. Â â—ulgus hic hoc est neutrum Halec muliebre Rules most Generall All Hees are Masculine â—hees Feminine Except Epicenes which are the Names of wild Beasts reptiles that is small creeping creatures Fishes and Birds whose Sexes because not easily discerned were both under one Gender which Gender is to be learned commonly from the rules of Declension and Termination ALL Nouns the Male or Female Gender have As Nature first to things the Sexes gave A Man A Woman Charles A Wife A Brother A Horse The son of The Daughter of The Wife of Priamus Nercus Menelaus Some Names of â—ivers and Cities take â—ender like common names from the Declension and Termination THe Proper Names of Angels every Wind Of Months and Rivers are like Males declin'd Gabriel The South-wind April The Gulf of Venice Â Â Except â—ees â—hose Laâ—â—ne ends â— aster â—asculine as Pinaster a wild pine c. acer a maple robur an â—â—ke neuter Gender TRees Countries Cities Ilands as they were Of Woman-race the Female Gender beare England Carthage I le of Man

A Cypresse tree Â Â ALL Nouns that end in d Except the Proper names of Men and Women um with Neuters place And Substantives that e a Noun invariable or Aptote hath all the cases but changed not termination as genu in the rudiments and not only case all Nouns but all letters and words that supply the place of Nouns and answer to the question made by the Verb the Adjective or Relative may be declined in that relation invariably vary in no Case London Heaven Hell Nothing A Knee Â Monosyllables WOrds of one Syllable we entertaine More constantly under the Female traine A Whetstone Force Praise Exception SOme Masculine and Neuters some remaine Masculine A Surety A Tooth A Griphen A House A Flock The spleen A Pound A Mouse Salt Dew A Stumpe A Flower A Fountaine The Kidney A Bridge A Heele A Dormouse A Surety The Sun A Manner Â A Foot A Mountain Â Neuters Brasse Snot The Hart. Law or right Bread-Corne A Bone Honey The Spring Frankinsence Gall. A Thigh A Mouth The Country A Vessell Milk Every Noun that may bee applied to both sexes may have both Genders Common COmmon of two as we their sexes find To Male or Female Adjectives are joind An Infant A Parent A stranger An Heire A Gyant A Buck or Doe Prince A Companion An Oxe or Cow Guest A Citizen An old Man or Woman A dog or bitch A Partridge A Priest or Priestesse A Martyr A Hog or Sow A Prophet or Poet. A Thiefe A Snake A Husband or Wife A Judge No body A Man or Woman Doubtfull DOubtfull want sexe which at your choice decline Either with Male or Gender Feminine A Buttock Fatte A Cave or den A Day Bark of tree A Chaine A Flint Â Â Rules lesse Generall A Planet a Comet Alabaster Nouns of the First Declension ALL of the First Declension that do spring From Latine root the Female Gender bring A fault A jewell A quiver Nouns of the Second Declension ALL Nouns that by the Second we decline In us and r be counted Masculine A yeer A brook A boy Exception Paper a method a dialect a diameter cristall the North a full point an assembly of Divines a dipthong a bottomles pit a saile hysop a sweet ointment a wildernes the sea FIve Nouns in us the Female Gender seek One Neuter is some Feminines are Greek A Distaffe A House A Panch A Van. The Ground Â Poison Â Â Nouns of the Third Declension are referred to the Three speciall Rules A porch a tribe a hand Ides of a month a fig a needle Nouns of the Fourth Declension NOuns of the Fourth all Masculine we find Excepting six to Feminines assignd A Degree Fruit. A Knee Nouns of the fift Declension ALL of the Fifth do end in es and render Themselves obedient to the Female Gender Faith A face A thing Three speciall Rules The first â—peciall Rule NOuns that increase not in the Second Case By the First Rule doe Feminine embrace A Cloud Flesh A Foxe First Exception EXcept some few in is but all refer Vnto the Masculine that end in er An Ewer A Club. A Shower A Net A Month. Haire A Channell Bread A Stalk A Bellows A firebrand A Rope A Mullet A River Fire A Post A Path. A Fish Half a pound An End A Thorne A Worme A Bundle A Bar. An Axletree The World A Bottel A Hill The Yard Â A Sword A Naile Â Second Exception FRom the First speciall Rule excepted be All Neuters that do terminate in e. The Sea A Net A Bed The Second speciall Rule FEminines by the Second Rule are known When they encrease long in the last but one Vertue Godlinesse A furnace Reason The Marke of a stripe Â Masculines excepted SOme Nouns you must observe whose Second Case Increaseth long yet Masculines embrace A Brook The East A Fork A Gable Rope A fourth part A Diamond Tapestry The Dropsie A Doublet A Caldron A Load stone Â IN o if it no Verball be and those Are Male that end in er or n and os A Spade A Speech A Dagger A Cudgell The Lungs A Dead coale A Bosse A precious stone A weapons point A Goblet Sweat Honour A Tetter A Dolphin A Song to Apollo Neuters excepted ALL words above one syllable that end In al and ar the Neuter doth attend Tribute A Spur. The third speciall Rule NOuns that do short encrease when you decline By order troop among the Masculine Blood A Comb. Bran. An Arch. Feminines excepted THere are some Nouns increasing short we may Excep 1. Observe doe still the Feminines obey Haile Sedge Houshold stuffe Winter Fine linnen A Tree Sizzers Cattle An Image A spears point Standing Corn. Forne A Sea-bird A helmet An Addition A covering A hip-bone An Herb. Tongs A nightingale Â ABove two syllables in do and go Greeks Nouns in as and is are female too Sweetnes A joint A Mantle A Lampe A Jasper stone Â Neuters excepted THe names of Liâ—eles things are Neuters Excep 3. when They end in a ar us ur ut and en A Probleme A Sun-beame A sign of luck The Liver A Weight A Head IN er some Nouns encreasing short Excep 4. and three That end in or the Neuter Gender be A Carcase An Osiar Cork A Gum. A Parsnip Poppy A Claspe Pepper Ginger A Dug A journey A toad-stool A Pease Â Â The Sea Marble Fine Wheat Heteroclyts WE call those Heteroclyts which are sound To change to be defective or abound Nouns that vary or change SOme Feminines turne Neuter Neuters some When they are Plurall Feminines become The City Pergamus Houshold-stuffe A Saile A Faire A Banquet Delight A Bath Â Â SOme Neuters when you Plurall them decline Vnto the Masculine themselves confine Heaven The City Argos Elisium SOme Masculine in the First number beare But in the Plurall only Neuters are A Lake so called Pangeus Massicus Tenarus Gargarus Tartarus or dungeon Defectives All Nouns of number from three to an hundred inclusively are aptotes and vary in no case NOuns which doe change no case at all Some undeclin'd or Aptotes call Foure Right Gum. How many A horne The letter a Nothing Need. So many Like Fair fields Thriftie A pound A thousand Mustard A hundred Needfull Â Wicked Wrong Â SOme Nouns but one case doe allow By Birth By night In readinesse Without leave By allowance By the coÌ„mand By circumstance Deniall Without thanks ANd others are decliâ—d with two A stripe Freewill More The evening Force Â Blackblood An acre Â â—â—me are â—â—ptotes â—â—ly in â—â—e Plurall number as â—â—lla Viâ—â— Aera â—â—rdea â—â—ra Rura Thura Mulsa Soboles Labes and all Nouns of â—â—e fift Declension except Res Species Facies Acies Dies WE limit some to cases three A Chance or turne Help Prayer Dainty fare Filth ANd some to four confined be Jove or

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