LI 1-4 Flashcards
(71 cards)
1
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quomodo quisque potest
A
let each man do as he can
2
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istic
A
that…of yours
3
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eximium
A
that extraordinary
4
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nobilissimum
A
most renowned
5
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non reperio
A
I don’t understand
6
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quare
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why
7
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quem…dixerit…unicum
A
said it was unique
8
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sive
A
or
9
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apud utrumque
A
in the writings of both
10
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legi
A
I have read it
11
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cum…emovant
A
since…spew out
12
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non tantum…sed etiam
A
not only…but also
13
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edita
A
high ones/places
14
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quod crebrius evenit
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which happens more frequently
15
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videlicet
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obviously
16
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ignis…effertur
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the fire is raised
17
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in altissimum
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to the highest heights
18
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iacentia
A
low-lying ones/places
19
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nos, utcumque possumus
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I, whenever I can be
20
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contenti sumus Bais
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am content at Baiae
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quas…reliqui
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I left there
22
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postero die quam attigeram
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on the day after I arrived
23
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locum…devitandum
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a place to be avoided
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ob hoc
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for this (the following) reason
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cum habeat
although it has
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quasdam naturales dotes
certain natural qualities
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quia...luxuria
that Luxury
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illum...desumpsit
has chosen it
29
sibi celebrandum
to be frequented by herself
30
quid ergo?
so what, then?
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indicendum est odium?
should hatred be declared
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ulli loco
for any place?
33
minime
no
34
quemadmodum...sic
just as...in the same way
35
aliqua vestis
some clothes
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convenit
suit
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sapienti ac probo viro
a wise and honourable man
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magis...quam aliqua
more than others
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nec ullum colorem ille odit
and he does not hate any colour
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sed aliquem...putat
but thinks that some
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parum...aptum esse
are unsuitable
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frugalitatem professo
for one who has declared frugality
43
sic...quoque est
in the same way, too, it is
44
regio...quam
a place that
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sapiens vir aut ad sapientiam tendens
a wise man or one striving after wisdom
46
declinet
might reject
47
tamquam alienam bonis moribus
as alien to good morals
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itaque de secessu cogitans
and so someone thinking about retirement
49
numquam Canopum eliget
will never choose Canopus
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quamvis neminem Canopus...vetet
although Canopus may prevent nobody
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esse frugi
from being virtuous/thrifty [frugi is indecl.adv]
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ne Baias quidem
nor indeed Baiae
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esse coeperunt
they have (nonetheless) begun to be
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deversorium vitiorum
dens of iniquity
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illic...illic
in the former...in the latter
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sibi plurimum luxuria permittit
luxury pampers herself to the utmost degree
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tamquam...magis
the more...the more
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aliqua licentia
any sort of licence
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debeatur loco
is owed to a place
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solvitur
lax it becomes
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locum eligere debemus
we should choose a place
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corpori...moribus salubrem
healthy for the body...for the morals
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inter tortores habitare nolim
I should not wish to live among torturers
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ne inter popinas quidem
I should not wish to live among fast-food joints
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quid necesse est?
why is it necessary
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videre ebrios per litora errantes
to see drunks wandering along the shores
67
comessationes navigantium
the revelries of the sailors
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symphoniarum cantibus strepentes lacus
lakes resounding with the songs of choruses
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alia quae...luxuria
other things that luxury
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non tantum peccat, sed publicat
not only transgresses, but makes public
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velut soluta legibus
as if unrestrained by laws
