Tibullus 1.1 Flashcards

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fulvus, fulva, fulvum

A

yellow

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2
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congerat

A

let (him) bring together

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3
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culti iugera multa soli

A

many jugers (acres) of tilled soil

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solum, soli (n)

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ground, soil, floor, plot

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adsiduus, adsidua, adsiduum

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constant, perpetual, incessant

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vicino hoste

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from a neighboring enemy

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Martia classica pulsa

A

the striking war trumpets

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fugent

A

let them chase away

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traducat

A

let it entrust

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10
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vita inerti

A

by (means of) a quiet life

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focus, foci (m)

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hearth

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dum luceat

A

if it shines (conditional wish)

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seram

A

would that I sow

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teneras vites

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tender vines

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adsiduo igne

A

perpetual fire

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grandia poma

A

grand apple (apple tree, by synecdoche)

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17
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facili manu

A

with easy work

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18
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nec destituat

A

let ___ not abandon

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19
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frugum

A

of crops

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frux, frugis (f)

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crop, produce

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acervus, acervi (m)

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heap, pile

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praebeat

A

let (it) provide

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23
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pinguia musta

A

rich new-pressed wine

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pleno lacu

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from a full vat

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veneror, venerari, veneratus sum

A

to worship (dep.)

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26
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seu…seu

A

whether … or

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27
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stipes, stipitis (m)

A

tree trunk

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desertus, deserta, desertum

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abandoned

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29
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vitula caesa

A

slain heifer (nom. s)

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30
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innumeros iuvencos

A

countless young bulls

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31
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lustrabat

A

___ was being sacrificed for (lit. to purify by means of a sacrifice)

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32
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agna, agnae (f)

A

(ewe) lamb

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33
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exigui soli

A

(of a) paltry plot (of land)

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34
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hostia parva

A

small offering (sacrifice)

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35
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cadet

A

(it) will fall

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36
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quam circum

A

around which

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37
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pubes, pubis (f)

A

youth

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38
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messes

A

crops, harvest

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39
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clamet

A

let (him/her/them) shout

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40
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possim

A

may I be able

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41
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deditus esse

A

to have surrendered

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42
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vitare

A

to avoid

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43
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Canis aestivos ortus

A

the summer rise of the Dog Star

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44
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rivus, rivi (m)

A

shore, bank

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45
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ad rivos praetereuntis aquae

A

by the bank of the water passing by

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46
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interdum

A

meanwhile

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47
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pudeat

A

it would be shameful

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48
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tenuisse

A

to have held

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49
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bidentem

A

mattock (acc s)

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50
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increpuisse

A

to have chided

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51
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tardos boves

A

slow oxen (acc pl)

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52
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stimulo

A

with the (cattle) prod

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53
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pigeat

A

would it disgust

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54
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fetumve capellae

A

or the kid of the goat

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55
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oblita matre

A

(its) mother having forgotten (it)

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56
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exiguo pecori

A

small flock/herd (dat)

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57
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furesque lupique

A

both thieves and wolves

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58
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parcite

A

spare (imperative plural)

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praeda, praedae (f)

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loot, plunder

60
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lustrare

A

to purify

61
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quotannis

A

annually

62
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placidam Palem

A

peaceful Pales (goddess of herds/flocks)

63
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soleo

A

I am accustomed

64
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spargere

A

to sprinkle

65
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adsitis

A

be present (pl. jussive subjunctive)

66
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spernite

A

reject

67
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e paupere mensa

A

from a poor table

68
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e puris fictilibis

A

from pure earthenware

69
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fictilia pocula

A

earthenware cups (pl nom/acc)

70
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antiquus agrestis

A

ancient farmer (nom s)

71
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de facili luto

A

from pliable clay

72
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composuit

A

he built/constructed

73
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patrum

A

of (the) forefathers

74
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condita messis

A

collected harvest (nom. s)

75
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antiquo avo

A

to the ancient ancestor

76
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parva seges

A

small field (nom s)

77
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seges, segetis (f)

A

field (cornfield)

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requiescere

A

to rest

79
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licet

A

it is permitted

80
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solito toro

A

on a familiar couch

81
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levare

A

to rest

82
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iuvat

A

it pleases

83
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immites ventos

A

rough winds (acc pl)

84
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cubantem

A

lying down (acc s)

85
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continuisse

A

to have held

86
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tenero sinu

A

on a tender lap

87
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gelidas aquas

A

icy waters

88
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hibernus Auster

A

winter Auster (south wind)

89
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fuderit

A

(it) has shed/poured out (perf subj.)

90
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securum

A

safe

91
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imbre iuvante

A

in/with a helping rain

92
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praebeo, praebēre, praebui, praebitum

A

provide, grant, show

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trivium, trivii/trivi (n)

A

crossroads

94
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florida serta

A

flowery garland

95
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libatum

A

having been consecrated

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traduco, traducere, traduxi, traductum

A

lead/bring across, parade, dishonor, entrust, transfer

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praetereo, praeterire, praeterii/praeterivi, praeteritum

A

pass/go by; pass over, omit, neglect, forget, surpass, go beyond

98
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sero, serere, sevi, satum

A

sow, plant, beget (of people); found, establish (figuratively)

99
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stimulus, stimuli (m)

A

cattle prod, sting, pang; incentive

100
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increpo, increpare, increpavi/increpui, increpatum/increpitum

A

rattle/twang, rebuke/chide, complain

101
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ruber, rubra, rubrum

A

red

102
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custos, custodis (m)

A

guard, guardian, keeper, protector

103
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pomosus, pomosa, pomosum

A

fruitful

104
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falx, falcis (f)

A

scythe

105
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quondam

A

once, formerly

106
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munus, muneris (n)

A

service, duty, favor, gift

107
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praeda, praedae (f)

A

plunder, booty, gain

108
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quam

A

how much

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contingat

A

let it reach

110
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tristes pluvias

A

the unhappy rains (acc pl)

111
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quantum est (+ genitive)

A

however much there is of X

112
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potius quam

A

rather than

113
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smaragdi

A

of emerald

114
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pereat

A

let it perish

115
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ob +acc

A

on account of

116
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decet

A

it is fitting

117
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bellare

A

to wage war

118
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praeferat

A

it may display

119
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hostiles exuvias

A

(acc pl) enemy spoils

120
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sedeo

A

I sit

121
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retinent

A

they restrain, keep back

122
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dum modo + subjunctive

A

so long as

123
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quaeso vocer

A

I pray that I be called

124
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segnis inersque

A

lazy and unskilled

125
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deficiente manu

A

with a failing hand

126
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arsuro lecto

A

on the bed about to burn

127
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oscula

A

kisses (acc pl)

128
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praecordia

A

heart

129
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silex, silicis (m/f)

A

flint

130
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ne laede

A

do not offend

131
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solutis crinibus et teneris genis

A

(dat/abl pl) unbound hair and soft cheeks

132
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interea

A

meanwhile

133
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sinunt

A

they permit

134
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iungamus

A

let us join

135
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iam veniet

A

soon (it) will come

136
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adoperta

A

covered, shrouded

137
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subrepet

A

(it) will creep along

138
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iners aetas

A

weak age

139
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cano capite

A

with a white head (white hair)

140
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blanditias

A

flatteries (acc pl)

141
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nunc levis est tractanda venus

A

now light love must be conducted

142
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frangere postes

A

to break doors

143
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rixas inseruisse

A

to have sown a quarrel

144
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ite procul

A

go away

145
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signa tubaeque

A

standards and trumpets

146
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despiciam

A

I will look down upon