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33 Cards in this Set
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obscenus, a, um
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ill-omened; lewd
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Propoetides, Propoetidum, f pl
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the Propoetides (dauthers of Propoetus of Cyprus, who were, according to this legend, the first prostitutes)
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numen, numinis, n
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divine will; divintiy
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vulgo(1)
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to make available to the masses; to prostitute
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induresco, indurescere, indurui
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to grow hard, harden, set
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os, oris, n
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mouth, speech, expression
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rigidus, a, um
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stiff, rough
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silex, silicis, m
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hard stone, flint (often used of the absence of emotions, or "hard-heartedness," in persons)
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discrimen, discriminis, n
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crisis, division; difference
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quia
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because
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Pygmalion, Pygmalionis, m
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Pygmalion (legendary king of Cyprus, though here seen only as a sculptor)
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aevum, i, n
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time, age
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aevum agere
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to spread one's life, live
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per crimen
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(in text: in wickedness, viciously
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offensus, a, um
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offended, shocked
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vitium, i, n
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vice
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mens, mentis, f
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mind
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femineus, a, um
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feminine
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caelebs, caelibis
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unmarried, celibate
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thalamus, i, m
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inner chamber; bedroom
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consors, consortis, m/f
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one who shares with another; a partner, consort, companion
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careo, carere, carui, cariturus + abl
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to lack, be without
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niveus, a, um
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snowy; white
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mirus, a, um
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strange, wonderful
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sculpo, sculpere, sculpsi, sculptusq
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to carve, sculpt
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ebur, eboris, n
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ivory
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concipio, concipere, concepi, conceptus
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to receive, conceive, develop;to express or compose (in words)
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opera, ae, f
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services
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facies, ei, f
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shape, face; presence
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reverentia, ae, f
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reverence; modesty, shyness (the statue's imagined modesty is quite appropriate, since she is, of course, still nude)
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adeo
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to such a degree; truly, even
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lateo, latere, latui
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to lie hidden, lurk
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haurio, haurire, hausi, haustus
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to draw up/out; drink
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