Apuleius,. Met. 11.1 Flashcards

1
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alacer alacris alacre

A

lively; active, eager

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2
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adprecor (1)

A

address prayers to, invoke, beseech

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3
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aptus –a –um

A

appropriate, fitting

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4
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augeō augēre auxī auctus

A

to increase

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5
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augustus –a –um

A

venerable

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6
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candor –ōris m.

A

radiance

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7
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clādēs clādis f.

A

calamity, disaster

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8
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commodum

A

at this very moment, just (adverb)

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9
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cōnfestim

A

immediately

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10
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consequenter

A

in accordance with (+ dative)

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11
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discutiō –ere –cussī –cussus

A

to shake off

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12
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ēmergō –gere –sī –sum

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to come out of the water, emerge

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13
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expergiscor expergiscī experrectus sum

A

to awake, wake up

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14
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ferīnus –a –um

A

of wild beasts

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15
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fermē

A

approximately, about

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16
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incrementum, ī, n.

A

increase; (of the moon) waxing

17
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lavācrum –ī n.

A

bath

18
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marīnus –a –um

A

of the sea, marine

19
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nancīscor nancīscī nanctus (nactus) sum

A

find, arrive at, meet with

20
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nūtus –ūs m.

A

nod, gesture of the head

21
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obsequenter

A

obediently

22
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opācus –a –um

A

dark

23
Q

pavor pavōris m.

A

fear, dread, thrill, anticipation

24
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pecuīnus –a –um

A

of sheep or cattle

25
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pollēō pollēre — —

A

to be strong, be powerful

26
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praemicō –āre

A

to gleam brightly

27
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prōrsus

A

altogether, quite, absolutely (intensifying a word or phrase)

28
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prōtinus

A

immediately

29
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Pȳthagorās –ae m.

A

Pythagoras, the famous philosopher from Samos (d. c. 495 BCE)

30
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sēcrētum, sēcrētī, n.

A

secret, mystic rite

31
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septies

A

seven times

32
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subitus –a –um

A

sudden

33
Q

subministrō (1)

A

assist

34
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summās, ātis (adj.)

A

belonging to the highest rank

35
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tantum

A

so much, only (tantum modo, only)

36
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tantus –a –um

A

so much, so great, of such size

37
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vegetō –āre

A

to invigorate