Non ut nomini paterno consulat, Nam tali auxilio nil eget; Sed ut in hoc infelici campo, Ubi luctus regnant et pavor, Mortalibus prorsus non absit solatium; Hujus enim scripta evolve, Mentemque tantarum rerum capacem Corpori caduco superstitem crede.

Cum Aegyptiis Lacedemonii in hoc congruunt, quod eorum praecones, tibicines, coqui, et reliqui artifices, in paterno artificio succedunt, et coquus a coquo gignitur, et paterno opere perseverat.

Cum Aegyptiis Lacedemonii in hoc congruunt, quod eorum praecones, tibicines, coqui, et reliqui artifices, in paterno artificio succedunt, et coquus a coquo gignitur, et paterno opere perseverat.

I was in Nicaragua, ten years ago, when Paterno's revolution drove out Igorroto's government.

Paterno had the arms and the best men.

Further on, we passed the Paterno, a rich farm belonging to the Monks.

"I was talking with Mrs. Paterno the other day and she said they all felt that they wanted all their friends to have a little piece of their splendid summer.

At its first meeting the congress resolved to change the policy of war with the United States to one of peace, and this change of policy in congress led to the fall of Mabini and his succession by Paterno.

He was less moderate than Mabini, and had armed adherents, which Mabini did not, and when Paterno declared his policy of moderation and diplomacy he answered it on the day the new council of government was proclaimed by an order that all foreigners living in the Philippines except Chinese and Spaniards, should leave for Manila within forty-eight hours."

1. Pedro A. Paterno Pol.-Mil.

Maximino Paterno Surigao 3d Dist.

passive *paso* m. passing; step, pace; short dramatic sketch; *dar un * take a step *paterno* paternal *patria* f. country, native land *patrimonial* patrimonial *pecar* sin; be at fault *pedazo* m. piece *pedir* ask, ask for; call for *Pedro* Peter *pegujar (pegujal)*

Pedro Paterno 205.

"In eloquent contrast with what the natives had to expect, there has not been one single concession or reward for the credulous Pedro A. Paterno, a Filipino, the only real agent of the miracle of the Peace, to whom they have denied even the modest historical title 'Maguinong' (Don).