H. P. Grice: "The implicatum, the implicitum, the explicatum, and the explicitum: what I learned at Clifton"

An Heteroclite Participle.  R E D U N D A N S abounding.  Art'cipium the Participle faepe o/?em redundat abounds, ut as Perfe&tum the perfe&? ter/? [aid] priùs before ; ut as explico to unfold conduplicat doubles [its Participle] explicitus explicatufque, making both explicitus and explicatus. Et and fic /3 fevi I have plantea folet is wont dare to give fatus planted, & and ferui I have put fertus placed. Cello to bcat vult will mittere produce -celfus ab -ui from [the perfe&* tenfe in] -ui ; fed but -culfus ab -i -cu!fus from [its perfr&7 in] -i. Compofitum à fto the Compound offlo to /fand [ makes] - ftaturus, pariterque amd aff? -ftiturus [in the future Participle.] Etiam alfo duplex two Participles fit are made à fimplice perfeéto from one perfe&i tenfe ; tendo to/lretch habet hath tentus, and tenfus; pando to opem takes fibi to itfejf paffus, and panfus : Item affo mifcui I have mixed miftus, vel or mixtus ; alo to breed up, altus and alitus ; Poto to drink makes potatus & and potus ; lavo to wa/h, lautus and lotus. A tundo from [tundo] to knock down -tufus is made ; retundo to blunt [makes] both -tufus and -tunfus. Pinfo to bake effert makes triplex three Participles piftus, pinfufque, & pinfitus, piftus, and pinfus, and pinfitus. Civi, the perfe&? tenfe à cieo ofcieo to provoke makes the participle citus [with the i