310. Forms in _-tara_ and _-[^i]yas_ 263 311. Change from _-s_ to _-r_ 263 312. Moeso-Gothic comparative 264 313. Comparison of adverbs 264 314. _Elder_ 265 315. _Rather_ 265 316. Excess of expression 266 317. _Better_, &c. 266 318. Sequence in logic 266 319-325. _Worse_, &c. 267-270 CHAPTER XI. ON THE SUPERLATIVE DEGREE. 326. Different modes of expression 271 327. The termination _-st_ 272 {xxix} CHAPTER XII. THE CARDINAL NUMBERS. 328, 329. Their ethnological value 273 Variations in form 274 10+2 and 10x2 275 330. Limits to the inflection of the numeral 276 CHAPTER XIII. ON THE ORDINAL NUMBERS. 331. _First_ 277 332. _Second_ 277 333. _Third_, _fourth_, &c. 278 334, 335. Ordinal and superlative forms 278-280 CHAPTER XIV. THE ARTICLES. 336. _A_, _the_, _no_ 281 CHAPTER XV. DIMINUTIVES, AUGMENTATIVES, AND PATRONYMICS. 337, 338. Diminutives 283 339. Augmentatives 285 340. Patronymics 286 CHAPTER XVI. GENTILE FORMS. 341. _Wales_ 288 CHAPTER XVII. ON THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE NOUN AND VERB, AND ON THE INFLECTION OF THE INFINITIVE MOOD. 342-344. Substantival character of verbs 289 345, 346. Declension of the infinitive 290 CHAPTER XVIII. ON DERIVED VERBS. 347. _Rise_, _raise_, &c. 292 {xxx} CHAPTER XIX. ON THE PERSONS. 348-351. Persons in English 294-298 352. Person in _-t_, _-art_, &c. 298 353. Forms like _spakest_, _sungest_, &c. 299 354. Plurals in _-s_ 299 CHAPTER XX. ON THE NUMBERS OF VERBS. 355. Personal signs of numbers 300 _Run_, _ran_ 301 CHAPTER XXI. ON MOODS.