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tener

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tener, tenera, tenerum; tender, delicate, soft, young

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Tener poeta

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Love poet

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sodalis

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sodalis, sodalis, m. Companion, comrade

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velim

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Potential subjunctive, I would like

Present tense subjunctive
Velim | Velimus
Velis | Velitis
Velit | Velint

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Dicas

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dico, dicere, dixi, dictum; say, tell

Dicas= ut dicas (in poem), you to tell

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Verona

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Verona, Veronae, f., Verona (town in Transpadane Gaul (Italy), birthplace of Catullus)

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Papyre

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Papyrus, papyri, m. Paper made from papyrus

Papyre: vocative case, personification and metonymy (the papyrus refers to the poem that Catullus is writing)

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Poatae

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Poeta, poetae, m. Poet

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Caecilio

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Caecilius

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Meo

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Meus, mea, meum; my, mine

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Veniat

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Venio, venire, veni, ventum; come

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Novi

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Novus, Nova, Novum; New

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relinquens

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Abandon, leaving behind

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Comi

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Kind?

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moenia

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Walls, fortifications

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Lariumque litus

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Larius, Laria, Larium; Larian, belonging to Lake Larius

Litus, litoris, n. Shore

= the shore of Larium

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nam

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For

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quasdam

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certain

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volo

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Want

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cogitationes

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cogitatio, cogitationis, f. Thought, opinion, view

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amici

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amicus, amici, m. friend

=of a friend

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accipiat

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accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum; receive, accept, welcome

accipiat= ut accipiat

could receive

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sui

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{—,sui, sibi, se, se} himself, herself, itself; themselves (no nominative form)

=his … and mine (+meique)

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meique

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{ego, mei, mihi, me, me} I, me

que (and) + mei (mine)= and mine (meique)

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quare
because line 7
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si
if line 7
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sapiet
sapio, sapere, sapivi, ---; to be wise, to have sense "si sapiet"= if he is wise line 7
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viam
via, viae, f. road =the road line 7
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vorabit
voro, vorare, voravi, voratum; to devour, to eat up "viam vorabit"= he will eat up the road line 7
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quamvis
(relative adverb + subj.) although, even if =although line 8
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candida
candidus, candida, candidum; white, fair-skinned, shinning, pretty =attractive, dazzling line 8
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milies
=miliens, a thousand times although this adverb logically translates with revocet (9), its placement suggests that the puella is a thousand times dazzling too. line 8
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puella
puella, puellae, f. girl line 8
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euntem
(present active participle of eo) going line 9
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revocet
revoco, revocare, revocavi, revocatum; call back, recall =call back line 9
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manusque
manus, manus, f. hands, arms manus (hand) + que (and) line 9
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collo
collum, colli, n. neck line 9
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ambas
ambo, ambae, ambo; both line 10
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iniciens
inicio, inicere, inieci, iniectum; throw on line 10
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roget
rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatum; ask roget morari= roget ut (Caecilius) moretur line 10
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morari
remain, delay line 10
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quae
qui, quae, quod; who, which leading or connecting relative pronoun, and she; puella, is the antecedent =who line 11
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nunc
now line 11
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si
if line 11
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mihi
{ego, mei, mihi, me, me} I, me =to me line 11
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vera
verus, vera, verum; true, real =(substance adjective) true things line 11
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nuntiantur
nuntio, nuntiare, nuntavi, nuntiatum; to announce, to report =being reported line 11
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illum
ille, illa, illud; that, those line 12
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deperit
depereo, deperire, deperii, ----; to perish, to be madly in love with (+acc) line 12
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impotente
impotens, impotens, impotens, [gen.] impotentis; lacking self-control: wild, violent, raging line 12
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amore
amo, amare, amavi, amatum; love line 12
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nam
for line 13
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quo tempore... ex eo
(ex eo tempore quo) from that time at which line 13
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legit
lego, legere, legi, lectum; read the puella is the subject (she reads) line 13
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incohatam
incoho, incohare, incohavi, incohatum; to begin, to make a first draft (of a literary work) -VERB- incohatus, incohata, incohatum; only begin, just drafted, unfinished, in progress - ADJECTIVE- =rough draft line 13
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Dindymi dominam
Dindymon, Dindymi, n. Dindymon ( a mountain in Phrygia in northern Asia Minor that was sacred to Cybele [Magna Mater, the great mother] =the mistress of Dindymis line 14
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misellae
misellus, misella, misellum; diminutive of miser, poor little, wretched line 14
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ignes
ignis, ignis m. fire ( the flames of passion or love) line 15
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interiorem
interior, interior, interius; inner, within line 15
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edunt
edo, edere (or esse), edi, edsum; eat note the present tense; with ex eo translate, (they) have been eating line 15
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medullam
medulla, medullae, f. marrow of bones, one's inmost parts =marrow line 15
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ignosco
ignosco, ignoscere, ignovi, ignotum, to forgive (+dat) =I forgive you line 16
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tibi
{tu, tui, tibi, te, te} you line 16
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Sapphica
Sapphicus, Sapphica, Sapphicum; Sapphic, of Sappho (Greek poetess of Lesbos) line 16
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puella
puella, puellae, f. girl being compared to being better then Sapho line 16
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Musa
musa, musae, f. Muse (goddess of poetic inspiration) poetry sapphica line 17
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doctior
doctus, docta, doctum; learned, full of learning, well- versed (in poetry) =more learned line 17
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est
been line 17
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enim
for line 17
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venuste
venustus, venusta, veustum; endowed with gifts from Venus; attractive, charming =charmingly line 17
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Magna... Mater
the Great Mother (Magna Mater) perhaps the title of Caecilius's poem line 18
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Caecilio
Caecilius line 18
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incohata
incohatus, incohata, incohatum; begun line 18

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