Propertius 1.2.1-14 Flashcards
adsum adesse adfuī adfutūrus
to be present
amplus –a –um
spacious, large, ample, generous
amāns –antis
loving, fond; (subst.) a lover
Āonius –a –um
of Aonia; Boeotian
Apellēus –a –um
of Apelles (the famous Greek painter)
āvehō –ere –vehere –vehexī –vectum
to carry off, bear away
Calliopē –ēs or Calliopēa –ae f.
Calliope (kal-LIE-owe-pee) the muse of epic poetry.
candor –ōris m.
shining
carmen carminis n.
song, poem
Castor –oris m.
Castor (name)
conquīrō conquīrere conquīsīvī conquīsītus
to seek, collect
cultus cultūs m.
cultivation, civilization, dress, mode of life
cultus –a –um
cultivated; well-groomed; refined, sophisticated
cupidus –a –um
desirous
discordia discordiae f.
disagreement, dissention
dum
while, until, provided that
dēsum deesse defuī
to be lacking
dōnō dōnāre dōnāvī dōnātus
to give; concede
Euēnus (Euhēnus) –ī m.
Euenus (name)
externus –a –um
outside, foreign, strange
faciēs facieī f.
appearance, face
falsus –a –um
deceptive, false
gemma –ae f.
jewel, gem
grātia grātiae f.
favor, influence, gratitude
grātus –a –um
pleasant; grateful
Hilaīra –ae f.
Hilaira (name)
Hippodamīa –ae f.
Hippodamia (name)
Īdās –ae m.
Idas, a son of Amphiareus, abductor of Marpessa
iūcundus –a –um
pleasant, delightful, agreeable
Leucippis –idis f.
a daughter of Leucippus
libēns –entis
willing
luxuria luxuriae f.
luxury
lyra –ae f.
lyre
lītus lītoris n.
sea–shore
marītus marītī m.
husband
Minerva –ae f.
Minerva
miser misera miserum
wretched, pitiable
obnoxius –a –um
liable, guilty
patrius –a –um
paternal
Phoebus –ī m.
Phoebus Apollo
Phoebē –ēs f.
Phoebe, daughter of Leucippus, king of Messenia. She and her sister Hilaïra were raped by Castor and Pollux, who fought Lyncaeus and Idas for them.
Phrygius –a –um
Phrygian; a territory in Asia minor; Trojan
placeō placēre placuī placitum
to please
Pollūx –ūcis m.
with his twin brother Castor, son of Leda and Jupiter.
praesertim
especially
probō probāre probāvī probātus
to approve
pudīcitia –ae f.
chastity, modesty, virtue
puella puellae f.
girl
quālis quāle
what sort
rota rotae f.
wheel
satis or sat (comp. satius)
enough
semper
always
soror sorōris f.
sister
studium studiī n.
eagerness
succendō –ere –cendī –cēnsus
to set on fire from beneath; (fig.)
suus –a –um
his/her/its own
sīc
so, in this way
tabula tabulae f.
plank, (game) board; painting; writing tablet
taedium –ī n.
weariness, tedium
trahō trahere trāxī tractus
to drag
ūnicus –a –um
unique
ūnus –a –um
1
Venus –eris f.
Venus (goddess)
verbum verbī n.
word
vereor verērī veritus sum
to fear
vulgō
commonly
vīlis vīlis vīle
cheap
