Catullus 47 Flashcards

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convīvium convīviī n.

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banquet, dinner party

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Fabullus –ī m.

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a nomen gentile of the Roman gens Fabius (dim. of Fabius); this Fabullus served under Piso in Spain with Veranius and was a dinner companion of Catullus

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faciō facere fēcī factus

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do, make, achieve, attain, reach

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famēs famis f.

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hunger; famine

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lautus (lotus) –a –um

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washed clean; sumptuous, luxurious

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mundus mundī m.

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heavens, sky, firmament; world, earth

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Porcius –a –um

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name of a Roman gens; M. Porcius Cato the Younger was a prominent conservative at the time, but this Porcius is thought to be different and not otherwise known

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praepōnō praepōnere praeposuī praepositus

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place in front; give preference to

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Priāpus –ī m.

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phallic fertility god, used in gardens to keep off birds and thieves

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Pīsō –onis m.

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cognomen of the Gens Calpurnia; here a governor in Spain; perhaps L. Calpurnius Piso Caesonius, consul in 58 and Caesar’s father-in-law; famous as a patron of Epicureans, he was attacked by Cicero in two speeches.

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quaerō quaerere quaesiī/quaesīvī quaesītus

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ask, ask for, seek

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scabies –em –ē f.

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mange, scab (as term of abuse)

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sinistra –ae f. (sc. manus)

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the left hand, (traditionally used in thieving)

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sodālis sodālis m.

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crony, buddy, comrade

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Sōcration –ī m.

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dim. of Socrates; otherwise unknown

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sūmptuōsus sūmptuōsa sūmptuōsum

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expensive, lavish

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trivium –ī n.

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meeting place of three roads; street corner

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verpus –ī m.

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having the foreskin drawn back

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Verāniolus –ī m.

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dim. of Veranius; a friend of Catullus, he served in Spain with Fabullus.

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vocātiō –onis f.

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invitation