Propertius 4.2 Flashcards

1
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mirare

A

you wonder (from miror)

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2
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tot

A

so many

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3
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accipe

A

(imper) take, learn

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4
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paenitet

A

there is regret

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5
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deseruisse

A

to have left

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6
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laetor

A

I rejoice (+abl)

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7
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templo eburno

A

(abl) ivory temple

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8
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aiunt

A

they say

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9
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remorum

A

of oars

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10
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per vada pulsa

A

through the beaten shallows

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11
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sonus, -i (m)

A

sound

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12
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vadum, -i (n)

A

shallow, shoal, stream

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13
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amnis, amnis (m)

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river, stream

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14
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praecerpo, praecerpere, praecerpsi, praecerptum

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to harvest early, to pick, to pluck

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15
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vario, variare, variavi, variatum

A

to change

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16
Q

liventibus racemis

A

to blue bunches

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17
Q

coma spicea

A

the ears of grain’s hair

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18
Q

tumet

A

it is swollen

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19
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lactenti fruge

A

from the milky crop

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20
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cerasus, cerasi (f)

A

cherry

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21
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prunum, pruni (n)

A

plum

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22
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morum, mori (n)

A

mulberry

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23
Q

aestivo die

A

in the summer day

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24
Q

insitor

A

grafter (grafting fruit trees)

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25
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pirus, piri (f)

A

pear tree

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26
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stipes, stipitis (m)

A

tree trunk, stake

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27
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invitus, invita, invitum

A

reluctant

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28
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menax, mendacis

A

(adj) deceitful, lying, false

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29
Q

vaces

A

may you be unoccupied

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30
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index indicis (m/f)

A

pointer, indicator, sign, inscription

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31
Q

opportuna mea est cunctis natura figuris

A

my nature is suitable for all figures

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32
Q

indue

A

clothe (imper.)

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33
Q

falx, falcis (f)

A

scythe

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34
Q

comprime

A

restrain (imper)

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35
Q

torto faeno

A

with twisted hay

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36
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faenum, faeni (n)

A

hay

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37
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quondam

A

once, formerly

38
Q

messor, messoris (m)

A

reaper, harvester

39
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corbis, corbis (f)

A

basket, basketful

40
Q

corvis imposito pondere

A

when the weight of the basket was imposed

41
Q

pondus, ponderis (n)

A

weight

42
Q

mitra, mitrae (f)

A

turban

43
Q

furabor

A

I will steal

44
Q

Iacchus, -i (m)

A

Bacchus

45
Q

plectrum, plectri (n)

A

pick/plectrum (lyre by metonymy)

46
Q

plumoso aucupio

A

(dat/abl) feathered fowling

47
Q

auriga, aurigae (m)

A

charioteer

48
Q

petasus, petasi (m)

A

hat (traveling hat, wide brimmed hat)

49
Q

praedabor

A

I will pillage

50
Q

calamo

A

with a fishing rod

51
Q

mundus, munda, mundum

A

clean, neat, fine, elegant

52
Q

institor, institoris (m)

A

shopkeeper, peddler

53
Q

demissis in tunicis

A

in low-slung underclothes

54
Q

curvare

A

to bend

55
Q

adiciam

A

I will add

56
Q

probatus, probata, probatum

A

esteemed

57
Q

caerulus, -a, -um

A

green-blue

58
Q

cucumis, cucumis/cucumeris (m)

A

snake melon/cucumber

59
Q

tumidus, -a, -um

A

swollen

60
Q

cucurbita, -ae (f)

A

gourd

61
Q

venter, ventris (m)

A

belly

62
Q

iuncus, -i (m)

A

reed

63
Q

brassica, -ae (f)

A

cabbage

64
Q

hio, hiare, hiavi –

A

to open

65
Q

pratum, -i (n)

A

meadow

66
Q

quin

A

that not

67
Q

decenter

A

seemly, properly

68
Q

langueat

A

(subj) it is weak

69
Q

contundo, contundere, contudi, contusum

A

to utterly subdue, beat completely

70
Q

Tatius, -i (m)

A

Titus Tatius (sabine king who fought with and then ruled jointly with Romulus)

71
Q

labens, labentis

A

slipping

72
Q

telum, teli (n)

A

spear

73
Q

caducus, -a, -um

A

collapsing, falling

74
Q

dedisse

A

to have given

75
Q

turpis, -e

A

foul, filthy, shameful

76
Q

sator, satoris (m)

A

sower, founder, progenitor, originator

77
Q

togatus, -a, -um

A

wearing a toga

78
Q

per aevum

A

through time

79
Q

superant

A

they remain

80
Q

ad vadimonia

A

to the bail hearing

81
Q

acernus, -a, -um

A

maple

82
Q

properanti falce

A

with a swift scythe

83
Q

dolatus, -a, -um

A

fashioned, devised

84
Q

caelator

A

carver, engraver

85
Q

aenus, -a, -um

A

bronze, copper

86
Q

tero, terere, trivi, tritum

A

to wear away

87
Q

cassibus impositis venor

A

with interposed nets I hunt

88
Q

harundine sumpta

A

with a claimed reed

89
Q

baculum

A

cane

90
Q

ab eventu

A

from this occurance

91
Q

tribuisti

A

you bestowed

92
Q

tellus artifices ne terat Osca manus

A

let not the Oscan land wear away your artist hands