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Hi, I will probably use that grammatical form because it could have been kept very long, if it is not even used nowadays. Is the list for 'noscô' wrong? It got 'novêrunt' in the plural. I always used 'nóverunt' because 'cognoscere' got short 'e', but I did not look up other forms. Is there an indication that stress changed? If 'novêrunt' is right later latin or early romance could have adopted the stress to other forms. In latin books edited more than one hundred years ago I saw stress marks on the paenultima where we would say it is short. I am trying to find out if there is a tradition behind that. I am not good at tenses so the explanation was useful. Thank you Thomas