Ars Poetica 445-460 Flashcards

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incōmptus –a –um

A

disordered, unkempt, ugly

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2
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allinō (adlinō) allinere allēvī allitum

A

smear over (+ dat.)

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3
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āter atra atrum

A

black

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4
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trānsversus –a –um

A

reversed

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5
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calamus –ī m.

A

reed or cane; a stylus

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6
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ambitiōsus –a –um

A

twisting; ambitious, eager; pretentious

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7
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recīdō –ere –cīdī –cīsus

A

to cut away; reduce

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8
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parum; minus; minimē

A

too little

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9
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clārus –a –um

A

clear, distinguished

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10
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arguō arguere arguī argūtus

A

to declare; accuse; condemn, criticize

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11
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Aristarchus –ī m.

A

a famous Alexandrian commentator and critic of Homer

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12
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nugae nugārum f.

A

trifles

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13
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hic haec hoc

A

this, these

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14
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semel

A

once

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15
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excipiō excipere excēpī exceptus

A

to take out; receive

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16
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scabies –em –ē f.

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mange, scab (as term of abuse)

17
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morbus morbī m.

A

sickness, disease

18
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urgeō urgēre ursī

A

to press; attack

19
Q

fānāticus –a –um

A

typical of religious devotee; crazy

20
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vēsānus –a –um

A

insane

21
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sapiō sapere sapivī

A

to discern; taste of; be intelligent

22
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sublīmis sublīme

A

elevated lofty heroic noble; holding the head high

23
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rūctō rūctāre or rūctor rūctārī

A

to belch, vomit

24
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merula –ae f.

A

blackbird

25
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auceps cupis m.

A

a bird-catcher, fowler

26
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puteus –ī m.

A

a well

27
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fovea –ae f.

A

a small pit

28
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licet

A

even though

29
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succurrō –currere –currī –cursūrum

A

come to help

30
Q

longum

A

from a long way off; for a long while