Thracae
No short definition found for Thraca
No short definition found for Thracus
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Parsed as:
Proper-name noun feminine nominative plural
Proper-name noun feminine genitive singular
Proper-name noun feminine dative singular
Proper-name noun feminine vocative plural of
Thraca
proper-name adjective feminine genitive singular
proper-name adjective feminine vocative plural
proper-name adjective feminine dative singular
proper-name adjective feminine nominative plural of
Thracus
Thraca
No examples found for Thraca.
Thracus
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…ne profecto id accidat quod cuipiam Thraco insipienti et rudi in agro quem emerat procurando venisse usu fabulast. Homo Thracus, inquit, ex ultima barbaria, ruris colendi insolens, cum in terras cultiores humanioris vitae cupidine commigrasset ,…
Aulus Gellius, Attic Nights
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…omnis hostis est quisquis mihi non monstrat hostem, victor Alcidae, lates procede, seu tu vindicas currus truces Thracis cruenti sive Geryonae pecus Libyaeve dominos, nulla pugnandi mora est. en nudus asto ; vel meis armis licet…
Seneca, Hercules Furens
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…pater auget honoro. inde novam pavidas vocem furibunda per auras congeminat, qua primus Athos et pontus et ingens Thraca pals pariterque toris exhorruit omnis mater et adstricto riguerunt ubere nati. adeelerat Pavor et Geticis Discordia demens e stabulis…
C. Valerius Flaccus , Argonautica
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…tellus miserunt Calabri Rudiae genuere uetustae, nunc Rudiae solo memorabile nomen alumno. is prima in pugna uates ut Thracius olim, infestam bello quateret cum Cyzicus Argo, spicula deposito Rhodopeia pectine torsit spectandum sese non parua strage uirorum…
NA, Silius Italicus, Corpus Poetarum Latinorum. Vol. 3, ed. W. C. Summers, 1905
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…atque truncis lapsa cavis iterare mella ; fas et beatae coniugis additum stellis honorem tectaque Penthei disiecta non leni ruina Thracis et exitium Lycurgi tu flectis amnis, tu mare barbarum, tu separatis uvidus in iugis nodo coerces viperino Bistonidum…
Horace, Carmina