vitrea
No short definition found for vitrea
vitreus, of glass, vitreous
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Parsed as:
neuter accusative plural
neuter nominative plural
neuter vocative plural of
vitrea
feminine ablative singular
feminine nominative singular
neuter nominative plural
feminine vocative singular
neuter vocative plural
neuter accusative plural of
vitreus
vitrea
No examples found for vitrea.
vitreus
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…, In quo me somnusque meus male prodidit et tu, Per facinus somnis insidiate meis. Tempus erat, vitrea quo primum terra pruina Spargitur et tectae fronde queruntur aves. Incertum vigilans ac somno languida movi Thesea prensuras semisupina…
Ovid, Epistulae
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…iter, qua condita ponto fluctibus invisis iam Nereis imperat Helle cum Thetis Idaeos heu numquam vana parentum auguria expavit vitreo sub gurgite remos. nec mora, et undosis turba comitante sororum prosiluit thalamis fervent coeuntia Phrixi litora et angustum…
Statius, P. Papinius, Achilleis
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…correxit. Hoc facto putabat se solium Iovis tenere, utique postquam Caesar illi dixit Numquid alius scit hanc condituram vitreorum vide modo. Postquam negavit, iussit illum Caesar decollari quia enim, si scitum esset, aurum pro luto…
Petronius, Satyricon, Fragmenta, and Poems
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…latus. Hic tibi curarum socius blandumque levamen, Hic amor, hic nostri vatis Alexis erat. Numquid te vitreis nudum lasciva sub undis Vidit et Alcidae nympha remisit Hylan An dea femineum iam neglegit Hermaphroditum Amplexu teneri sollicitata viri…
Martial, Epigrammata
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…ruris honorum opulenta cornu. hic in reducta valle Caniculae vitabis aestus et fide Teia dices laborantis in uno Penelopen vitreamque Circen ; hic innocentis pocula Lesbii duces sub umbra nec Semeleius cum Marte confundet Thyoneus proelia nec metues protervum suspecta…
Horace, Carmina