Propertius 1.1 Flashcards

1
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ocellus, ocelli (m)

A

little eye

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2
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contactus, contacta, contactum

A

affected

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3
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constantis deiecit lumina fastus

A

(he) threw (his) gaze of persistent pride

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4
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fastus, fastūs (m)

A

arrogance, pride

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5
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impositis pedibus

A

(his) feet having been imposed (there)

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6
Q

donec

A

until

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7
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improbus, improba, improbum

A

rude, wicked, immoderate

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8
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castas puellas

A

chaste girls

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9
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nullo vivere consilio

A

to live with no wisdom

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10
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furor, furoris (m)

A

madness, frenzy

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11
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non deficit

A

it has not run out

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12
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cogor habere

A

I am compelled to endure

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13
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adversos deos

A

hostile gods

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14
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nullos fugiendo labores

A

by not fleeing from any struggles

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15
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saevitiam durae contudit Iasidos

A

he subdued the cruelty of the unyielding Atalanta (lit. “of the daughter of Iasus”)

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16
Q

modo

A

sometimes

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17
Q

Partheniis in antris

A

in Parthenian hollows

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18
Q

amens

A

frenzied

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19
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hirsutas feras

A

hairy wild beasts

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20
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Hylaei percussus vulnere rami

A

(he was) struck by a wound from Hylus’ club

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21
Q

saucius, saucia, saucium

A

wounded

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22
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ingemuit

A

he groaned

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23
Q

Arcadiis rupibus

A

to the Arcadian cliffs

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24
Q

velocem puellam

A

swift girl

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25
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domuisse

A

to have tamed

26
Q

tantum

A

to such a degree

27
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preces

A

prayers

28
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prex, precis (f)

A

prayer, supplication, request

29
Q

valent

A

(they) have strength

30
Q

non ullas cogitat artis

A

(he) does not think of any skills

31
Q

notas vias

A

familiar paths

32
Q

quibus est fallacia

A

who has a trick/craft (dative of possession)

33
Q

(quibus) labor in magicis sacra piare focis

A

whose work is to perform sacred rites in the magical hearths

34
Q

en

A

see!

35
Q

agedum

A

come!

36
Q

facite illa meo palleat ore magis!

A

(assume “ut”) - make it so that she pale more than my face!

37
Q

ego crediderim

A

I should credit (+dat)

38
Q

sidera et amnis

A

stars and rivers

39
Q

Cytaeines carminibus

A

with songs of Cytaea

40
Q

sero

A

too late

41
Q

lapsum

A

a fallen man

42
Q

quaerite

A

seek (imper)

43
Q

non sani

A

not healthy

44
Q

sit modo

A

provided that there be

45
Q

libertas quae velit ira loqui

A

freedom to speak on that which my anger wishes

46
Q

ferte

A

carry (imper)

47
Q

per extremas gentis

A

through distant nations

48
Q

qua

A

where

49
Q

norit

A

same as noverit (he/she/it/they knew)

50
Q

annuit

A

(he) has nodded assent

51
Q

sitis et

A

and may you be

52
Q

par, partis

A

equal, balanced

53
Q

noctes amaras

A

bitter nights

54
Q

exercet

A

(she) keeps busy

55
Q

nullo vacuus tempore defit Amor

A

at no time is idle Love absent

56
Q

sua quemque moretur cura

A

let their own beloved delay each person

57
Q

assueto amore

A

from (their) accustomed love

58
Q

si quis monitis tardas adverterit auris

A

if anyone will have turned slow ears to (my) warnings

59
Q

amens, amentis

A

(adj) frenzied, mad

60
Q

hirsutus, hirsuta, hirsutum

A

hairy, shaggy, rough

61
Q

defio, defieri, defactus sum

A

to be exhausted, to withdraw, to abandon/foresake, to be absent

62
Q

deductae lunae

A

of the drawn-down moon