Seneca, De Ira 2.26-28 Flashcards

1
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lēx lēgis f. (137)

A

law

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2
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modo (140)

A

only, just now

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3
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mare maris n. (214)

A

sea

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4
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iūdex iūdicis m. (215)

A

judge; juror

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5
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prīmum (221)

A

first

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6
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moveō movēre mōvī mōtus (267)

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to move

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7
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equus equī m. (274)

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horse

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8
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sentiō sentīre sēnsī sēnsus (301)

A

to perceive

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9
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hinc (302)

A

from here, hence

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10
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propter (303)

A

because of

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11
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littera litterae f. (352)

A

letter (of the alphabet)

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12
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poena poenae f. (365)

A

punishment

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13
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multum (420)

A

much, a lot

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14
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proficīscor proficīscī profectus sum (439)

A

to set forth

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15
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aequus –a –um (470)

A

equal

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16
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lātus –a –um (515)

A

broad, wide

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17
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anima animae f. (557)

A

breath, spirit

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18
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iūstus –a –um (597)

A

just, fair

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19
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liber librī m. (637)

A

book

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20
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immortālis immortālis immortāle (707)

A

immortal

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21
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magistrātus magistrātūs m. (711)

A

magistracy

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22
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pateō patēre patuī (721)

A

to be open

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23
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sēnsus sēnsūs m. (723)

A

feeling

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24
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mundus mundī m. (728)

A

world, universe, heavens

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25
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mereō merēre meruī meritum (739)

A

to earn, deserve; serve as a soldier

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26
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careō carēre caruī caritus (751)

A

to be without

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27
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animal animālis n. (777)

A

animal

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28
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tabula tabulae f. (845)

A

plank, (game) board; painting; writing tablet

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29
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torqueō torquēre torsī tortum (959)

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to twist

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30
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stultus –a –um (1003)

A

foolish

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31
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lapis lapidis m. (1010)

A

stone

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32
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culpa culpae f. (1012)

A

fault, blame

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33
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vērum –ī n. (1024)

A

that which is true; truth

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34
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effundō effundere effūdī effūsus (1039)

A

to pour out

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35
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afficiō afficere affēcī affectus (1065)

A

to affect, visit with

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36
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bonī –ōrum m. pl. (1110)

A

men of substance and social standing

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37
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hiems hiemis f. (1151)

A

winter

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38
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ignārus –a –um (1165)

A

ignorant

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39
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angustus –a –um (1296)

A

narrow

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40
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succēdō succēdere successī successus (1341)

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to follow

41
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imber imbris m. (1344)

A

rain

42
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faveō favēre fāvī fautus (1373)

A

to favor

43
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vēritās vēritātis f. (1397)

A

truth

44
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innocēns –ntis (1447)

A

innocent, harmless

45
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iūstitia –ae f. (1462)

A

righteousness

46
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līs lītis f. (1570)

A

lawsuit; quarrel

47
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prudentia prudentiae f. (1593)

A

foresight

48
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prōiciō –icere iēcī –iectum (1616)

A

to cast forth, throw out, fling to the ground

49
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aestās aestātis f. (1629)

A

summer

50
Q

profiteor profitērī professus sum (1680)

A

to confess, announce

51
Q

dīrigō (dērigō) –ere –rēxī –rēctus (1693)

A

to lay straight

52
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incommodum –ī n. (1757)

A

detriment

53
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utīque (1846)

A

certainly

54
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atquī or atquīn (1854)

A

nevertheless; indeed

55
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hūmānitās hūmānitātis f. (1876)

A

humanity

56
Q

scindō scindere scidī scissum (1977)

A

to cut, rend, tear asunder

57
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saevitia saevitiae f. (2084)

A

ferocity

58
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peccātum –ī n. (2133)

A

fault

59
Q

līberālitās līberālitātis f. (2140)

A

generosity

60
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dēmēns dēmentis (2146)

A

mad, raving

61
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indīgnor –ātus sum (2204)

A

to deem unworthy; to fret

62
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dēfungor dēfungī dēfūnctus sum (2215)

A

to finish, complete

63
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artus –a –um (2220)

A

straitened, narrow

64
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suspiciō suspicere suspexī suspectus (2227)

A

to take up; recognize; accept

65
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mūtus –a –um (2229)

A

inarticulate, mute

66
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lacerō lacerāre lacerāvī lacerātus (2275)

A

to tear

67
Q

distinguō distinguere distīnxī distīnctum (2316)

A

to separate, divide

68
Q

distō distāre distāvī distātus (2371)

A

to stand apart; be distant

69
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innocentia –ae f. (2436)

A

blamelessness

70
Q

vidēlicet (2510)

A

clearly

71
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sortior –ītus sum (2516)

A

to cast lots; obtain

72
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obsum obesse obfuī (2940)

A

to be in the way

73
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displiceō displicēre displicuī displicitus (3098)

A

to displease

74
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praeceptor –ōris m. (3102)

A

instructor

75
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immodicus –a –um (3276)

A

excessive

76
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domicilium –iī n. (3282)

A

residence

77
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minūtus –a –um (3307)

A

small

78
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castīgō castīgāre castīgāvī castīgātus (3358)

A

to chastise

79
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fōrmula –ae f (3391)

A

a form, draft, contract, covenant, agreement, regulation

80
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remotus –a –um (3465)

A

removed, remote, distant

81
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im–putō –āre (3600)

A

to reckon

82
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ultima –ōrum n. (3724)

A

the end

83
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vestīmentum –ī n. (3797)

A

garment, clothes (pl.)

84
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arrogantia –ae f. (3976)

A

arrogance; gall

85
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pūtris –e (4016)

A

fetid, foul–smelling

86
Q

indignātiō –ōnis f. (4025)

A

displeasure

87
Q

dēlinquō –linquere –līquī –lictum (4030)

A

to fail, transgress, offend

88
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contumax –ācis (4346)

A

stubborn, defiant

89
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bīlis –is f. (abl. sg. –ī or –e) (4708)

A

bile, anger

90
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pertinācia –ae f. (4709)

A

perseverance

91
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obiurgō –āre –āvī –ātum (4715)

A

to rebuke, scold

92
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imprūdentia –ae f. (5063)

A

lack of knowledge, ignorance; lack of foresight

93
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rēgula –ae f. (5141)

A

basic principle

94
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contumācia –ae f. (5153)

A

inflexibility, contumacy, obstinacy, stubbornness

95
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mortālitās –ātis f. (5221)

A

mortality

96
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admonitiō –ōnis f. (5287)

A

suggestion, admonition

97
Q

propriē (5395)

A

properly; particularly, especially; in the strictest or truest sense

98
Q

abstinentia abstinentiae f. (5443)

A

abstinence

99
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beneficus –a –um (6562)

A

generous, bountiful