Horace, Satires 1.2.37-63 Flashcards
abundē
sufficiently, enough
accidō accidere accidī –––
to fall; happen
albus –a –um
white
amplector amplectī amplexus sum
to embrace
amātor –ōris m.
lover
ancilla –ae f.
female slave
cauda –ae f.
the tail
classis classis f.
division
cālo –ōnis m.
a servant in the army, a soldier’s servant
damnum damnī n.
damage, injury
dēcidō –ere –cidī
to fall down; fall
dēdecus dēdecōris n.
shame, disgrace
dēmetō –ere –messuī –messus
to reap; clip
dēperdō –perdere –perdidī –perditum
to destroy, ruin
flagellum –ī n.
scourge or whip
fundus fundī m.
foundation
Galba –ae f.
a Roman cognomen
intersum –esse –fuī
to be between, be present
liceō licēre licuī
to be for sale
lībertīna –ae f.
a freedwoman
Marsaeus –ī m.
Marsaeus (a name)
meretrix meretricis f.
prostitute
merx mercis f.
commodity
moechor –ārī –ātus sum
to commit adultery
moechus moechī m.
adulterer
mātrōna –ae f.
matron
mīrātor –ōris, m.
admirer
mūnificus –a –um
dutiful; generous
oblīmō –līmāre
to besmirch
officiō officere offēci offectum
to obstruct
Origō –inis, f.
Origo (a name)
patrius –a –um
paternal
peccō peccāre peccāvī peccātus
to commit a wrong; injure
permēiō permēiere permi(n)xī permi(n)ctum
to urinate all over
persōna persōnae f.
role
praeceps
headlong
praedō praedōnis m.
robber
pretium pretiī n.
price, value
prōcēdō prōcēdere prōcessī prōcessus
to advance
quondam
formerly
quīn etiam
moreover; and in fact
salax –ācis
oversexed; lascivious
Sallustius –ī m.
Sallustius, a Roman gentile name
secundus –a –um
following, second
testis testis, m.
witness; testicle (usually plural)
togātus –a –um
wearing the toga
turba turbae f.
uproar
tēctum –ī n.
roof
tūtus –a –um
safe
ubīque
everywhere
umquam
ever
vērum
but indeed
ēvītō –āre –āvī –ātum
to avoid, dodge
īnsāniō īnsānīre īnsānīvī īnsānītum
to be mad, insane
