Ovid 2.5 Flashcards
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nullus amor tanti est
A
no love is worth so much
2
Q
abeas
A
away
3
Q
pharetrate Cupido
A
quiver-bearing Cupid
4
Q
ut mihi
A
that my
5
Q
maxima vota
A
greatest wishes
6
Q
sint totiens…mori
A
so often are to die
7
Q
vota more mea sunt
A
my wishes are to die
8
Q
cum…recordor
A
whenever I remember
9
Q
te peccasse
A
that you have been unfaithful
10
Q
in mihi perpetuum nata puella malum
A
o girl born for my perpetual torment
11
Q
deceptae…tabellae
A
disguised tablets
12
Q
non mihi nudant
A
do not lay bare to me
13
Q
tua facta
A
your deeds
14
Q
nec…munera
A
nor do gifts
15
Q
data furtive
A
given furtively
16
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crimen habent
A
give grounds for accusation
17
Q
o utinam
A
o if only
18
Q
arguerem sic
A
I were to argue my case thus
19
Q
ut possem
A
so that I might be able
20
Q
non vincere
A
not to win my suit
21
Q
me miserum
A
woe is me
22
Q
quare…est
A
why is
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Q
tam bona causa mea
A
my case so good
24
Q
felix
A
happy (is) the man
25
qui...defendere...audet
who dares to defend
26
quod amat...fortiter
what he loves bravely
27
cui sua...amica
to whom his girlfriend
28
dicere...potest
can say
29
'non feci'
'not guilty'
30
ferreus est...ille
that man is made of iron
31
nimiumque favet
and too well disposed
32
suo dolori
to his own grief
33
cui petitur...palma cruenta
by whom a bloodstained palm is sought
34
victa...rea
when the defendant is beaten
35
miser
I, poor soul
36
ipse...vidi...crimina vestra
saw your crimes myself
37
cum me dormire putares
when you thought I was asleep
38
sobrius
sober
39
apposito...mero
although unmixed wine had been set beside me
40
multa...vidi...loquentes
I saw you saying many things
41
supercilio...vibrante
with your eyebrow twitching
42
pars bona
a good part
43
vocis
of your voice
44
nutibus in vestris...erat
was in your nods
45
non oculi tacuere tui
your eyes were not silent
46
conscriptaque vino mensa
and the table was written all over with wine
47
nec...littera nulla
and many a letter
48
in digitis
was in your fingers
49
agnovi
I recognised
50
sermonem
your conversation
51
agentem
dealing with
52
quod non videatur
what it did not appear to
53
verbaque...iussa valere
and words made to stand (for)
54
pro certis...notis
for pre-arranged codes
55
iamque
and now
56
frequens...conviva
the guests in great numbers
57
ierat mensa...relicta
had left the table
58
iuvenes unus et alter
one young man and another
59
compositi...erant
were drowsy with wine
60
tum vero
then truly
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iungentes...vidi
I saw you, locked in
62
inproba...oscula
wicked kisses
63
mihi...liquet
it is clear to me
64
illa
that those kisses
65
lingua nexa fuisse
had been linked by the tongue
66
non...germana
not as a sister
67
qualia...tulerit
kisses
68
fratri...severo
her stern brother
69
mollis amica
but as a gentle girlfriend
70
tulerit
kisses
71
cupido...viro
her eager man
72
credibile est non
it is not believable
73
Phoebo ferre Dianam
that Diana kisses Phoebus
74
qualia
in such a way
75
sed Venerem Marti saepe tulisse suo
but that Venus often kisses her own Mars in such a way
76
'quid facis?' exclamo
'what are you doing?' I cried
77
quo...defers
where are you bestowing
78
nunc mea gaudia
my joys now
79
iniciam
I shall lay
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dominas manus
my sovereign hands
81
in mea iura
on my rightful property
82
haec tibi sunt mecum
your joys are shared with me
83
mihi sunt communia tecum
my joys are shared with you
84
quisquam tertius
some third person
85
cur...venit
why has...become (legally) entitled
86
in bona ista
to that property
87
haec ego
I said these things
88
quaeque dolor
and what pain
89
linguae dictavit
dictated them to my tongue
90
at illi
but for that woman
91
purpureus...pudor
a crimson shame
92
venit
arose
93
conscia...in ora
in her guilty face
94
quale coloratum...caelum
just as the colour of the sky
95
coloratum...subrubet
is tinged red
96
Tithoni coniuge
by the wife of Tithonus [Dawn]
97
aut...puella
or as a girl
98
visa
seen
99
sponso...novo
by her new bridegroom
100
quale rosae
just as roses
101
fulgent
shine
102
inter...mixtae
mixed with
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sua lilia
their own lilies
104
aut, ubi...Luna
or when the Moon
105
laborat
toils
106
cantatis...equis
with her enchanted horses
107
aut...Assyrium...ebur
as Assyrian ivory
108
quod...Maeonis...femina tinxit
which a Maeonian woman has tinged
109
ne...possit
so that it might not be able to
110
flavescere
turn yellow
111
longis...ab annis
over the long years
112
erat...color ille
that blush (of hers) was
113
his...simillimus
very similar to these
114
aut alicui...horum
or one of them
115
et...casu
and, as it happened
116
numquam...pulchrior...fuit
she has never been more beautiful
117
spectabat terram
she was looking at the ground
118
terram spectare decebat
it suited/flattered her to look at the ground
119
maesta erat
she was sad
120
in vultu
in her expression
121
decenter
in a way that suited her/in a flattering way
122
fuit...impetus
I had an impulse
123
laniare capillos
to tear at her hair
124
sicut erant
just as it was
125
et erant culti
and it had been elegantly arranged
126
et...in...ire
and to attack
127
teneras...genas
her tender cheeks
128
ut faciem vidi
when I saw her face
129
fortes cecidere lacerti
my strong arms fell
130
defensa est
was defended
131
nostra puella
my girl
132
armis...suis
by her own weapons
133
qui...eram
I who was
134
modo saevus
just now savage
135
supplex
as a suppliant
136
ultroque rogavi
asked of my own accord
137
ne nobis...daret
that she give me no
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oscula...deteriora
worse kisses
139
risit et ex animo
she laughed, and from the bottom of her heart
140
dedit optima
gave the best kisses
141
qualia
such kisses
142
possent | excutere
are able to shake
143
tela trisulca
the three-pointed weapon
144
irato...Iovi
from angry Jupiter
145
torqueor infelix
I, unhappy man, am tormented
146
ne alter
that another man
147
senserit
has experienced
148
tam bona
such good kisses
149
volo non...illa fuisse
I wish that those weren't
150
ex hac...nota
of such quality
151
haec quoque...fuerunt
these, also were
152
quam docui multo meliora
much better than I taught her
153
et...visa est
and she seemed
154
quiddam...addidicisse novi
to have learnt something new in addition
155
quod nimium placuere, malum est
the fact that they pleased too much is bad
156
quod tota...lingua tua
that your whole tongue
157
labellis...est nostris...recepta
was received by my lips
158
nostra...tuis
mine by yours
159
nec tamen
and yet I do not just
160
hoc unum doleo
resent this one thing
161
non oscula tantum iuncta queror
I am complaining that not only kisses were joined
162
quamvis haec quoque iuncta queror
although I am also complaining that these kisses were joined
163
illa...nusquam potuere doceri
those kisses could never be taught
164
nisi in lecto
except in bed
165
nescioquis...magister
some teacher or other
166
pretium grande...habet
has a great price
