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Propertius 2.1 Flashcards

1
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quaretis

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you ask

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totiens

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so many

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ingenium

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talent

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Cois fulgentem

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shining in Coan silk

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volumen, -inis (n)

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book

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hac

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thus

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ad frontem sparsos errare capillos

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scattered hair wandered to (her) brow

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gaudet ire

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she rejoices in going

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laudatis superba comis

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proud from her praised hair

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digitis eburnis

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with ivory fingers

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premat

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she presses

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facilis arte manus

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(acc pl) ready hands with skill

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poscentis somnum declinat ocellos

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she closes her eyes desiring sleep

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invenio

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I find

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15
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erepto amictu

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with her clothes snatched away

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lucatur

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she wrestles (deponent)

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condimus

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we construct

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18
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quidquid

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whatever

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quodcumque

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whatever

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20
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maxima de nihilo nascitur historia

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the greatest history is born from nothing

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quod mihi si tantum, Maecenas, fata dedissent

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but if Mycenaes, if the fates had given such to me

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heroas in arma manus

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heroic hands in arms

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non Ossan Olympo impositam

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nor Ossa placed on Olympus

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ut caeli Pelion esset iter

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that Pelion would be the way to the sky

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veteres

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(acc pl) old, ancient

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Pergama nomen Homeri

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Pergamum, glory of Homer

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Xerxis et imperio bina coisse vada

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and that two seas were joined by the command of Xerxes

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minas

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battlements (acc pl)

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29
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bene facta

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accomplishments

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30
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memorarem

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I would be recounting

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31
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fores

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you would be

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32
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quotiens canerem

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how often I was singing

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33
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civilia busta Philippos

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or of Philippi, those civil (war) tombs

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34
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Siculae classica bella fugae

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the naval wars of the Sicilian flight

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eversos focos

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(acc pl) ruined hearths

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36
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Ptolemaeei Phari

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of Ptolemaic Pharos

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37
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attractus in urbem

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brought into the city

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38
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septem captivis debilis ibat aquis

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weak it was going with its 7 waters captive

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39
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auratis catenis

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with gilded chains

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40
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Actia rostra

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Actian prows

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41
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mea Musa contexeret

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my muse would weave

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42
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et sumpta et posita pace

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in both taking up and setting down peace

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43
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Theseus infernis, superis testatur Achilles, hic Ixioniden, ille Menoetiaden

A

Theseus testifies to those in the underworld, Achilles to those above, this one as Pirithous (son of Ixion), that as Patroclus (son of Menoetios)

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Phlegraeos Iovis Enceladique tumultus

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the commotion in Phlegra of Jove and Enceladus

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intonet

A

he thunders

46
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angusto pectora

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with a confined chest

47
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mea praecordia

A

my diaphragm

48
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conveniunt

A

it is suited

49
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in Phrygios avos

A

among (his) Phrygian ancestors

50
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condere

A

to establish

51
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arator

A

ploughman

52
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quisque conterat

A

let everyone wear down

53
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qua pote

A

which they (s) are able

54
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what is a recusatio?

A

a refusal

55
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fruar

A

would that I enjoy (+ ablative)

56
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non probat

A

she does not approve

57
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tangenda pocula

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touched cups (n/acc pl)

58
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novercae Phaedrae

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of stepmother Phaedra

59
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privigno suo

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to her own stepson

60
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non nocitura

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(participle) not about to harm (+dat)

61
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mihi pereundum est

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I must die

62
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Circaeo gramine

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from Circe’s herbs

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Colchis

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Colchis (but by metonymy - Medea)

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Iolciacis focis

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on the Iolcian hearth

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aena

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cauldrons (n/acc pl)

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quoniam

A

since

67
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praedata est

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(deponent) she has pillaged

68
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ducentur

A

they will be led

69
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omnis humanos dolores

A

all human pains

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morbi artificem

A

craftsman of disease

71
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sanat

A

it heals

72
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tarda crura

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slow legs (n/ac pl)

73
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Philoctetae

A

of Philoctetes

74
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Machaon

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(nom s) Machaon, son of Asclepius

75
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Phoenicis lumina

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(acc s) the eyes of Phoenix

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Chiron Phillyrides

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Chiron, son of Phillyra

77
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exstinctum Androgeon

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killed Androgeon

78
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Cressis herbis

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w/ Cretan herbs

79
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deus Epidauris

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god of Epidaurus (Asclepius)

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restituit

A

he restored

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patriis focis

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paternal hearth

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Mysus iuvenis

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Mysian youth

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senserat

A

he had felt

84
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Haemonia qua cuspide

A

from which Haemonian spear

85
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sensit opem

A

he felt aid

86
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hoc vitium

A

this fault

87
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demere

A

to remove/take away

88
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repleverit

A

he will have refilled

89
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dolia

A

vessels

90
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virgineis urnis

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from the virgins’ urns

91
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graventur

A

they are weighed down

92
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solvet

A

he will untie

93
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Caucasia de rupe

A

from the Caucasian cliff

94
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bracchia

A

arms

95
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quandocumque

A

whenever

96
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reposcent

A

they claim

97
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in exiguo marmore

A

on a bit of marble

98
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invidiosa

A

enviable

99
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gloria iusta

A

rightful glory

100
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meo busto

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to my tomb

101
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esseda Brittania

A

British chariots

102
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caelatis iugis

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with engraved yokes

103
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siste

A

halt (imper.)

104
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illacrimans

A

weeping

105
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iace verba

A

cast (your) words

106
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tali mutae favillae

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to such silent ash

107
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ut illam incedere

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that she walked

108
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fide caput

A

faithful companion

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