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Catullus Vocabulary 12: corolla - curulis

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corolla, aedim. of corona; garland, small wreath
corona, aewreath, crown; a circle of bystanders, esp. at a legal prpceeding
corpus, oris [n]body
corripio, ripere, ripui, reptumseize hold of
corruo, ruere, ruifall down, collapse
cortex, icis [m]bark, cortex
corvus, iraven
Crannon, Crannonisa chief town in central Thessaly
creatrix, icis [f]mother, creatress
credo, ere, credidi, creditumentrust; believe
creo, arebeget, give birth to, produce
crepid, aea thick-sled sandal of a Greek type
cresco, crescere, crevi, cretumcome into existence; grow
Creta, aeCree, large island S of Aegean Sea, home of King Minos and Ariadne
Cretes, um [m pl]Cretans
crimen, inis [n]indictment, charge, accusation
crinis, is [m]a lock or braid of hair; hair
crocinus, a, ummade of saffron; saffron yellow
Croesus, i6th cen BCE king of Lydia, famous for his wealth
crudelis, e; comp. crudelior, iussavage, cruel
cruor, oris [m]blood [usually that of a wound]
crus, cruris [n]leg
crux, crucis [f]cross; a stake for impalement
cubiculum ibedroom
cubile, is [n]bed, couch
cubo, arelie down, go to bed
culpa, aefault, wrongdoing
cultor, oris [m]inhabitant
cultrix, icis [f]female inhabitant; local goddess
culus, i [m or n]anus
com + ablwith; [archaic] by means of
cum [rel adv]when; cum ... tum: not only ... but also
cumque [postpos. adv]giving preceding pron or adv indefinite force: -even, -soever
cunctus, a, umthe whole of, all
cuniculosus, a, umabounding in rabbits
cuniculus, irabbit
cunnus, ivulva, the female pudenda [cf. Eng. cunt]
cupideeagerly
cupido, inis [m]desire; object of desire [term of affection]; Cupid or Eros, companion of Venus, personification of sexual desire
cupidus, a, umdesirous, eager
cupio, ere, ivi, cupitumwant, desire
cupressus, i [f] abl. cupressuthe cypress tree
cur [interr and rel adv]why
cura, aecare, concern, anxiety
curiosus, a, umexcessively careful, meddlesone; as subst., a busybody
curo, arewatch over, care for, care about
curro, currer, cucurri, cursumrun
currus, us [m]chariot; poet., ship
cursus, us [m]action of running; a race; travel; course
curulis, eof high state office; sella curulis = the chair of state used by consuls, praetors, and other high officeholders


Latin and Italian Instructor
New Fairfield High School
New Fairfield, CT

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