Colors

Question 1

Aer

Answer 1

light blue

Question 2

albens rosa

Answer 2

pink

Question 3

albus

Answer 3

white

Question 4

Amethystinus

Answer 4

purple

Question 5

amygdala

Answer 5

light tan

Question 6

aureus

Answer 6

golden yellow

Question 7

casicius

Answer 7

sky blue

Question 8

callanius

Answer 8

turquoise

Question 9

calthulus

Answer 9

marigold yellow

Question 10

carinus

Answer 10

walnut brown

Question 11

cerasinus

Answer 11

cherry red

Question 12

cereus

Answer 12

brownish yellow

Question 13

coccinus

Answer 13

scarlet

Question 14

conchyliatus

Answer 14

pale lavender

Question 15

coracinus

Answer 15

raven black

Question 16

crocotulus

Answer 16

reddish orange

Question 17

croceus

Answer 17

saffron yellow

Question 18

cumatilis

Answer 18

sea blue

Question 19

Erythraeus

Answer 19

reddish hue of wool

Question 20

Ferrugineus

Answer 20

purplish red

Question 21

fuscus

Answer 21

brown with red tint

Question 22

galbinus

Answer 22

yellowgreen

Question 23

glandes

Answer 23

chestnut brown

Question 24

Heliotropium

Answer 24

reddish purple

Question 25

Hyacinthinus

Answer 25

reddish violet

Question 26

Hysginus

Answer 26

scarlet

Question 27

Ianthinus

Answer 27

Ianthinusiolet

Question 28

Indicum

Answer 28

indigo blue

Question 29

Luteus

Answer 29

yellow-red

Question 30

malva

Answer 30

mauve

Question 31

Molocinus

Answer 31

mauve`

Question 32

niger (rascist)

Answer 32

Black or brown (rascist

Question 33

Ostrinus

Answer 33

Reddish purple. If the color ostrinus had a red tinge was indicated by descriptions of the hue as rubens, red; sanguineus, bloody; and puniceus, scarlet

Question 34

Paphiae myrti

Answer 34

dark green

Question 35

Prasinus

Answer 35

Bluish green, pea green

Question 36

pullus

Answer 36

Gray, according to Ovid; also black or a very deep brown-black, the color of mourning

Question 37

Puniceus, phoenicius, poenicius

Answer 37

scarlet

Question 38

purpura

Answer 38

Purple; the four major shades were ater, dark; lividus, pale; ruber, red; and violaceus, blue

Question 39

Purpureus laconicus

Answer 39

Dark rose purple

Question 40

Purpureus Tyrius (purpura dibapha Tyria)

Answer 40

Light rose purple

Question 41

Ruber Tarentinus

Answer 41

Reddish Violet