Apuleius,. Met. 11.1 Flashcards by William Turpin

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alacer alacris alacre

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lively; active, eager

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adprecor (1)

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address prayers to, invoke, beseech

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aptus –a –um

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appropriate, fitting

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augeō augēre auxī auctus

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to increase

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augustus –a –um

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venerable

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candor –ōris m.

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radiance

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clādēs clādis f.

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calamity, disaster

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commodum

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at this very moment, just (adverb)

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cōnfestim

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immediately

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consequenter

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in accordance with (+ dative)

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discutiō –ere –cussī –cussus

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to shake off

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ēmergō –gere –sī –sum

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to come out of the water, emerge

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expergiscor expergiscī experrectus sum

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to awake, wake up

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ferīnus –a –um

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of wild beasts

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fermē

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approximately, about

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incrementum, ī, n.

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increase; (of the moon) waxing

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lavācrum –ī n.

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bath

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marīnus –a –um

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of the sea, marine

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nancīscor nancīscī nanctus (nactus) sum

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find, arrive at, meet with

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nūtus –ūs m.

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nod, gesture of the head

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obsequenter

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obediently

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opācus –a –um

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dark

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pavor pavōris m.

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fear, dread, thrill, anticipation

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pecuīnus –a –um

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of sheep or cattle

pollēō pollēre — —

to be strong, be powerful

praemicō –āre

to gleam brightly

prōrsus

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

prōtinus

immediately

Pȳthagorās –ae m.

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

sēcrētum, sēcrētī, n.

secret, mystic rite

septies

seven times

subitus –a –um

sudden

subministrō (1)

assist

summās, ātis (adj.)

belonging to the highest rank

tantum

so much, only (tantum modo, only)

tantus –a –um

so much, so great, of such size

vegetō –āre

to invigorate