versatility
versatility
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P. τὸ πολύτροπον, εὐτραπελία, ἡ (Isoc.).
With the greatest versatility: P. μάλιστα εὐτραπέλως (Thuc. 2.41).
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P. τὸ πολύτροπον, εὐτραπελία, ἡ (Isoc.).
With the greatest versatility: P. μάλιστα εὐτραπέλως (Thuc. 2.41).
VERSATILITY
agilitas or by the adjective (PROP.). Versatility of mind animi mobilitas (Quint.); ingenium mobile (Vitr.); ingenii celeritas (Cic.); ingenium versatile (Liv.) or velox (Quint.); animus versutus callidus (Cic. when cunning is implied).
agilitas or by the adjective (PROP.). Versatility of mind animi mobilitas (Quint.); ingenium mobile (Vitr.); ingenii celeritas (Cic.); ingenium versatile (Liv.) or velox (Quint.); animus versutus callidus (Cic. when cunning is implied).
versatility:
I. Lit.:
1. mōbĭlĭtas.
2. ăgĭlĭtas: Liv.: v.VARIABLENESS , QUICKNESS .
II. Fig.: mōbĭlĭtas: v.CHANGEABLENESS , VARIABLENESS .
III. Of the mind: perh.
1. ăgĭlĭtas: v. of character, a. naturae, Cic. Att. 1, 17, 4 (i. e. quickness, susceptibility).
2. cĕlĕrĭtas: v. of genius, c. animorum, Cic. Sen. 21, 78 (i. e. quickness of apprehension). Phr.: may be expr. by adj.: v. of genius, ingenium versatile, Liv.: v. preced. art.
I. Lit.:
1. mōbĭlĭtas.
2. ăgĭlĭtas: Liv.: v.
II. Fig.: mōbĭlĭtas: v.
III. Of the mind: perh.
1. ăgĭlĭtas: v. of character, a. naturae, Cic. Att. 1, 17, 4 (i. e. quickness, susceptibility).
2. cĕlĕrĭtas: v. of genius, c. animorum, Cic. Sen. 21, 78 (i. e. quickness of apprehension). Phr.: may be expr. by adj.: v. of genius, ingenium versatile, Liv.: v. preced. art.