Horace Ode 3.1 (II) Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Piscis

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, piscis, m.

Fish

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Aequor

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, aequoris, n.

Flat level surface, flat surface of the sea

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Iacio

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, iacere, ieci, iactum

To throw, lay foundations

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Altum

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, i, n.

High place or position, heaven, sea, the deep

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Moles

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, molis, f.

Mass, bulk, massive structure

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Frequens

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, frequentis, adj.

Crowded, assiduous, constant, regular

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Caementum

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, i, n.

Small stones, rubble

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Demitto

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, demittere, demisi, demisum

To let down, sink, lower

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Redemptor

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, redemptoris, m.

Contractor

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Famulus

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, i, m.

Servant, attendant, slave

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Dominus

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, i, m.

Master, lord, ruler

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Fastidiosus

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, a, um
Adj.
Critical, exacting, disdainful

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Timor

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, timoris, m.

Fear

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Minae

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, arum, f.pl.

Threats, warning signs

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Scando

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, scandere, to climb, ascend, mount

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Eodem

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Adv. to the same place

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Quo

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Adv.

Where, for what purpose

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Decedo

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, decedere, decessi, decessum

To go away, depart, withdraw (with abl.)

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Aeratus

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, a, um, adj.

Made of or fitted with bronze or brass

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Triremis

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, triremis, f.

Ship having 3 banks of oars, trireme

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Eques

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, equitis, m. Horseman, rider, member of the cavalry, member of the equestrian order

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Ater,

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, atra, atrum, adj.

Black, gloomy, dark

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Cura

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, ae, f.

Care, concern, worry

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Quodsi

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, conj.

But if

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Doleo
, dolere, dolui, dolitum | To suffer, be in mental or physical pain, be in pain, grieve
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Phrygius
, a, um, adj. | Phrygian
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Lapis
, lapidis, m. | Stone
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Purpura
, ae, f. | Purple, purple dyed cloth, shellfish yielding a purple dye
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Delenio
, delenire, delenivi, delenitum | To soothe
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Usus
, us, m. | Use, enjoyment
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Invideo
Invidere, invidi, invisum | To begrudge, refuse, envy
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Vitis
, vitis, f. | Vine
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Costum
, i, n. | An aromatic plant
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Postis
, postis, m. | Door-post, door
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Sublimis
, e, adj. high, raised, elevated, sublime, lofty
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Ritus
, us, m. | Ritual, custom, manner, style
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Molior
, moliri, molitus sum | To labor at, build
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Atrium
, atrii, n. | Hall, first main room in Roman home
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Valles
, vallis, f. Valley
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Permuto
, permutare, permutavi, permutatum | To exchange, recieve in exchange for
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Divitiae
, divitiarum, f. Pl. | Wealth, riches
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Operosus
, a, um | Toilsome, laborious, painstaking, industrious
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Contraho
, contrahere, contraxi, contractum | to draw together, narrow