OVID: Baucis and Philemon: Vocab lines 679-724 Tools A B totiens as often as, whenever repleo, replere, replevi, repletus to refill, replenish spons, spontis (F) will, volition succresco, succrescere, succrevi to risse up (from below) novitas, novitatis (F) newness, novelty paveo, pavere to be frightened, terrified supinus, -a, -um lying face upward, turned palms upward daps, dapis (F) sacrificial meal; feast, meal, banquet paratus, -us (M) preparation unicus, -a, -um one and only, sole, single anser, anseris (M) goose custodia, -ae (F) protection, defense, guard macto, -are, -avi, -atus to honor; to offer sacrificially (to a god) fatigo, -are, -avi, -atus to weary, tire out eludo, eludere, eludi, elusus to decieve, fool meritus, -a, -um deserved, merited luo, luere, lui to suffer (in way of a punishment) immunis, -is, -e exempt from tribute/ taxation nitor, niti, nixus sum to lean on; to strain mergo, mergere, mersi, mersus to dip, immerse; to flood palus, paludis (F) flood-water, swamp prospicio, prospicere, prospexi, prospectus to see before oneself subeo, subire, subii, subitus to go underneath columna, -ae (F) column, pillar stramen, straminis (N) straw, thatching flavesco, flavescere to turn yellow, become golden adopertus, -a, -um covered marmor, marmoris (N) marble placidus, -a, -um kindly, pleasant; calm, serene Saturnius, -a, -um of Saturn edo, edere, edidi, editus to give forth, emit iudicium, -i (N) judgemnet, decision sacerdos, sacerdotis (M/F) priest, priestess delubrum, -i (N) temple, shrine concors, concordis agreeing, like-minded tumulo, -are, -avi, -atus to cover with a burial mound tutela, -ae (F) guardianship; protection solutus, -a, -um unbound, loosened sacer, sacra, sacrum sacred, religious frondeo, frondere to sprout leaves abditus, -a, -um hidden from sight, concealed frutex, fruticis (F) shrub, bush truncus, -i (M) body of a man, trunk, torso vanus, -a, -um empty, insubstantial; unreliable, foolish serta, -orum (N) (pl.) chains of flowers, garlands