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`2` Nature

II iii 50Tanquam in speculo. Tanquam in tabula As though in a mirror. As though in a picture

`20` 'Natura' (allegorical figure or scene; or as Diana of Ephesus, with many breasts); 'Natura' (Ripa)

IV iii 25Mores hominum regioni respondent Human character matches habitat

`20:25` 'Natura' (allegorical figure or scene; or as Diana of Ephesus, with many breasts); 'Natura' (Ripa)❧earth, world as celestial body

I viii 86Terrae filius A son of earth

`21A` air (one of the four elements)

I iv 64Tranquillum aethera remigas You are plying windless air

`21B` earth (one of the four elements)

`21C` fire (one of the four elements)

`21D` water (one of the four elements)

`22A0` Matter (allegorical representation)

III ii 98Umbra pro corpore Shadow instead of substance

`22B21` magnet

I vii 56Omnes attrahens, ut magnis lapis Attracting all men, like the magnet stone

`22B21(+0)` magnet (+ variant)

I v 87Lydius lapis, sive Heraclius lapis The Lydian, or Heraclian, stone

`22B221` attractive force, attraction ~ magnetic force

I vii 56Omnes attrahens, ut magnis lapis Attracting all men, like the magnet stone

`22C` light

`22C4` colours, pigments, and paints

`22C4(BLACK)` colours, pigments, and paints: black

`22C4(BLACK):25D12` colours, pigments, and paints: black❧kinds of non-precious stone

II viii 18Bonus e pharetra dies A good day out of the quiver

`22C4(BLACK):25F36(SWAN)` colours, pigments, and paints: black❧water-birds: swan

II i 21Rara avis A rare bird

`22C4(DARK)` colours, pigments, and paints (DARK)

I vi 99Albus an ater sis, nescio I know not whether you are dark or fair

`22C4(FAIR)` colours, pigments, and paints (FAIR)

I vi 99Albus an ater sis, nescio I know not whether you are dark or fair

`22C4(GREEN)` colours, pigments, and paints: green

IV iv 21Dum virent genua While our knees are fresh

`22C4(PURPLE)` colours, pigments, and paints: purple

`22C4(PURPLE):41D211` colours, pigments, and paints: purple❧dress, gown

V i 44Strumam dibapho tegere Cover a swelling with a purple robe

`22C4(RED)` colours, pigments, and paints: red

I ii 67Funiculum fugiunt miniatum They flee from the reddened cord

`22C4(SCARLET)` colours, pigments, and paints (SCARLET)

II viii 99Tinctura Sardonica Sardinian dye

`22C4(WHITE)` colours, pigments, and paints: white

`22C4(WHITE):25D12` colours, pigments, and paints: white❧kinds of non-precious stone

II viii 18Bonus e pharetra dies A good day out of the quiver

`22C4(WHITE):25F32(CROW)` colours, pigments, and paints: white❧song-birds: crow

`22C5` reflection (light in general)

IV x 92Oleo nitidius Shiny as oil

`22C6`

`22C8` shadow

`22C81` shadow of an object

`22C81:25H1121:61D(ATHOS)` shadow of an object❧mountain-top, peak❧geographical names of countries, regions, mountains, rivers, etc. (ATHOS) (ATHOS)

III ii 90Athos celat latera Lemniae bovis Athos darkens the flanks of the Lemnian cow

`22C9` darkness

`22D` sound

I viii 3Ne gry quidem Not a grunt

`22D1` loud sound, noise

`22D11` harmonious sound, harmony, consonance

III i 38Toto organo With a full range

`22D11:56BB12` harmonious sound, harmony, consonance❧Torment; 'Tribulatione' (Ripa)

IV x 9Eadem queri Make the same complaint

`22D12` disharmonious sound, dissonance

`22D1:22D2` loud sound, noise❧soft sound

`22D1:31B62350` loud sound, noise❧voice

IV v 76Omni voce In full voice

`22D2` soft sound

`22D4` echo

IV iii 32Telenicia echo An echo of Telenicus

`22D9` silence

`22D9:23B9(5)` silence❧other periods (5)

IV iii 72Taciturnior Pythagoreis As silent as Pythagoreans

`22D:49L12(R)` sound❧Roman letter R

III ii 41Phicidissare To 'phicidize'

`22D:49L12(S)` sound❧Roman letter S

III ii 41Phicidissare To 'phicidize'

`22E` temperature

III vii 15Baeta tum hyeme tum aestate bona A baeta is fine in winter and in summer

`22E1` heat

`22E11:31A2221` glowing (heat)❧heart

V ii 3Cor calidum in re frigida A hot heart in a cold task

`22E2` coldness

`22E2:57A24` coldness❧Task

V ii 3Cor calidum in re frigida A hot heart in a cold task

`23` time

`23A2` Eternity, 'Aeternitas'; 'Eternità','Eternità o Perpetuità' (Ripa)

V i 83Virtus aeterna Virtue lives forever

`23A2:31A7211` Eternity, 'Aeternitas'; 'Eternità','Eternità o Perpetuità' (Ripa)❧virginity

II ix 15Semper virgines Furiae The Furies, ever virgins

`23A3` past, present and future

III i 81Melius nobis est quam heri We're better off than yesterday

`23A31` past

`23A31:23C` past❧year, solar year

III v 92Semper superioris anni proventus melior Last year's harvest was always the best

`23A31:54D11` past❧Attempt, Trial

III v 55Pedum visa est via The path has been looked at

`23A31:57AA1` past❧Bad Behaviour

II i 94Ne malorum memineris Remember no wrongs

`23A32` present

`23A32:54F12` present❧Luck, Fortune, Lot; 'Fato', 'Fortuna', 'Fortuna aurea', 'Fortuna buona', 'Fortuna pacifica overo clemente', 'Sorte' (Ripa)

II ix 77Nunc contingat servari May my luck save me now

`23A33` future

`23A33:54FF11` future❧Adversity, Misfortune, Bad Luck; 'Fortuna infelice', 'Infortunio' (Ripa)

II ix 77Nunc contingat servari May my luck save me now

`23A33:57AA741` future❧Revenge, Requital, Retaliation; 'Vendetta' (Ripa)

I x 53Stultus est qui patre caeso liberis pepercit He's a fool who kills the father and spares the children

`23A41` Time revealing Truth; Time carrying Truth aloft

II iv 17Tempus omnia revelat Time reveals all things

`23A41(+0)` Time revealing Truth; Time carrying Truth aloft (+ variant)

`23A43` Time rewarding Industry and punishing Sloth

III iii 65Optimum obsonium labor senectuti Hard work best earns a dinner for old age

`23A441` Time causing the ruin of buildings, etc.

III ii 100Vitiat lapidem longum tempus Length of time wears the marble

`23A4:54A6:56BB2` allegorical representations of the effects of time❧Helpfulness❧Unhappiness; 'Infelicità' (Ripa)

II v 5Dies adimit aegritudinem Time tempers grief

`23B9(47)` other periods (47)

I ix 64Ultra Epimenidem dormis You sleep longer than Epimenides

`23B9(47):31B1` other periods (47)❧sleeping; unconsciousness

IV ii 76Epimenideum corium Epimenides' skin

`23B9(57):31B1` other periods (57)❧sleeping; unconsciousness

IV ii 76Epimenideum corium Epimenides' skin

`23C` year, solar year

III vii 46Anno senior fio I become a year older

`23C1` 'Annus', personification of the year; 'Anno', 'Carro dell'anno' (Ripa)

`23D` seasons of the year (esp. personifications); 'Stagione', 'Le quattro stagioni dell'anno' (Ripa)

I i 44Annus producit, non ager The year, not the field, produces the yield

`23D22` summer half-year

I x 100Aestate penulam deteris You wear out your greatcoat in summer

`23D41` winter, 'Hyems'; 'Inverno' (Ripa)

`23D42` spring, 'Ver'; 'Primavera' (Ripa)

`23D43` summer, 'Aestas'; 'Estate' (Ripa)

III vii 15Baeta tum hyeme tum aestate bona A baeta is fine in winter and in summer

`23D44` autumn, fall, 'Autumnus'; 'Autunno' (Ripa)

I iii 72Pulchrorum etiam autumnus pulcher est Even the autumn of beauty is beautiful

`23E43` summer ~ human activities (the four seasons of the year)

I vii 94Una hirundo non facit ver One swallow does not make summer

`23I` the twelve months (especially personifications); 'Mese in generale' (Ripa)

II x 71Intra septimam Before the seventh

`23I22` May; 'Maggio' (Ripa)

I iv 9Mense maio nubunt malae Bad women marry in May

`23I43` December; 'Decembre' (Ripa)

II x 61Hyperberetaea Hyperberetaean

`23Q8` tomorrow

IV vii 60In crastinum seria Serious things are for the morrow

`23Q81` the day after tomorrow

III vi 52Perendinum ventum praedicere To learn what the wind will be the day after tomorrow

`23R` day and night

I iv 24Noctes diesque By night and day

`23R1` day of 24 hours, natural day

`23R113` noon

`23R13` evening

I vii 5Nescis quid serus vesper vehat Who knows what evening in the end will bring?

`23R14` night

`23R1:49D11(3)` day of 24 hours, natural day❧numerals: 3

IV iv 52Quasi Sutrium eant As if going to Sutrium

`23R1:52E22` day of 24 hours, natural day❧Bad Omen; 'Augurio cattivo' (Ripa)

III iv 64Nephasti dies Unpropitious days

`23R2` day from sunrise to sunset

`23T27(DORIAN)(+0)` modern division of historical epochs ~ centuries (DORIAN) (+ variant)

II v 93A Dorio ad Phrygian From Dorian to Phrygian

`23T27(PHRYGIAN)(+0)` modern division of historical epochs ~ centuries (PHRYGIAN) (+ variant)

II v 93A Dorio ad Phrygian From Dorian to Phrygian

`23U1` calendar, almanac

I v 84Ad Graecas calendas At the Greek calends

`23U21(+0)` sundial (+ variant)

III iv 70Decempes umbra The ten-foot shadow

`23U23` water clock

`24` the heavens (celestial bodies)

`24A` sun as celestial body

`24A11` dawn

`24A2` sunset

III iii 15Plures adorant solem orientem quam occidentem More men adore the rising than the setting sun

`24A8` sunlight

`24A81` sunbeams

V i 15Omnium quos sol videt Of all whom the sun beholds

`24B` moon as celestial body

`24B1` waxing moon, i.e. facing this way: )

`24B2` full moon

II v 25Laconicae lunae Spartan moons

`24B3` waning moon, i.e. facing this way (

II v 25Laconicae lunae Spartan moons

`24B61` moonbeams

IV vii 73Lunae radiis non maturescit botrus Moonbeams do not ripen grapes

`24C2` mankind influenced by the planets, including sun and moon; 'Planetenkinder'

I v 85Acessaei luna The moon of Acessaeus

`24C217` Luna and her children ('Planetenkinder')

I i 77Quarta luna nati Born on the fourth day of the new moon

`24D1(CAPRA)` stars and constellations (CAPRA)

III x 76Capram coelestem orientem conspexerunt They have seen the heavenly she-goat rising

`24F` firmament, sky

`24F1` contemplating the firmament

I v 64Quid si coelum ruat? What if the sky should fall?

`25` earth, world as celestial body

`25C12` volcano

II vi 65Aetnaeus cantharus An Etna beetle

`25C13` hot spring, geyser

II iii 65Herculanea balnea Hercules' baths

`25C15` earthquake

IV viii 12Neque terrae motus timet, neque fluctus He fears neither earthquake nor raging sea

`25D1` rock types

III iii 3Assidua stilla saxum excavat Constant dropping wears away a stone

`25D11` precious and semiprecious stones

IV v 66Scrupulum injicere To cast a small stone

`25D11(EMERALD)` precious and semiprecious stones: emerald

III iv 30Smaragdus in luce obscurus An emerald, dark in the light

`25D12` kinds of non-precious stone

`25D12(CHALK)` kinds of non-precious stone: chalk

`25D12(CHALK):49D321` kinds of non-precious stone: chalk❧straight line

III v 35Ad calcem pervenire To reach the chalk mark

`25D12(PUMICE)` kinds of non-precious stone: pumice

I iv 75Aquam e pumice postulas You are asking for water out of a pumice stone

`25D13` minerals and metals

IV iv 38Ruta caesa Minerals and timber excluded

`25D13(ADAMANTINE)` minerals and metals (ADAMANTINE)

I vii 43Adamantinus Adamantine

`25D13(COPPER)` minerals and metals: copper

IV iii 50Aurum subaeratum There's copper beneath the gold

`25D13(GOLD)` minerals and metals: gold

`25D13(GOLD)46B311`

I x 98Aurum habet Tolossanum He has gold from Toulouse

`25D13(GOLD):51E2` minerals and metals: gold❧Superiority

III ii 57Aurum Colophonium Colophon gold

`25D13(IRON)` minerals and metals: iron

`25D13(LEAD)` minerals and metals: lead

I vii 25In eburnea vagina plumbeus gladius A leaden sword in an ivory sheath

`25D13(LEAD):46B311` minerals and metals: lead❧coin

V i 9Nummus plumbeus A lead penny

`25D13(MINIUM)` minerals and metals (MINIUM)

IV viii 7Communis tanquam Sisapo Jointly owned like Sisapo

`25D13(RED LEAD)` minerals and metals (RED LEAD)

IV viii 7Communis tanquam Sisapo Jointly owned like Sisapo

`25D13(SILVER)` minerals and metals: silver

IV iii 51Nihil de vitello None of the yolk

`25D13(SILVER):41A3911` minerals and metals: silver❧well

IV vii 7Argenteus puteus A silver well

`25D141` anthracite, hard coal

`25D143` amber (fossil resin)

IV iv 71Electro lucidior As clear as amber

`25D21` earth (soil type)

`25D23` sand (soil type)

`25D24` clay (soil type)

II x 39Lutum sanguine maceratum Clay kneaded with blood

`25D26` mud (soil type)

`25D29` dust (soil type)

`25D3(+21)` mining (+ gravel and sand)

I vii 56Omnes attrahens, ut magnis lapis Attracting all men, like the magnet stone

`25D34` quarry

II i 31In lapicidinas To the quarries

`25D43` oil; oil refinery

I vii 35Oleo tranquillior As smooth as oil

`25F` animals

II i 83Nullum animal. Quod animal? No living creature. What living creature?

`25F(+323)` animals (+ entrails, internal organs of an animal)

I v 17Cocta numerabimus exta We shall count the entrails when cooked

`25F(+332)` animals (+ antlers; horn)

`25F(+342)` animals (+ wings of an animal)

`25F(+351)` animals (+ skin, fleece, hide, fur, leather)

`25F(+36)` animals (+ shell, snail-shell etc.)

III ii 12Concha dignus Worth a shell

`25F(+411)` animals (+ birth from an egg)

I iii 100Ex ovo prodiit He came out of an egg

`25F(+4591)` animals (+ excrement, dung of animal(s))

I iv 61Apud fimum odorum vaporem spargis You are sprinkling scent on manure

`25F(+491)` animals (+ silent means of communication of animal(s): wagging of tail etc.)

`25F(+5212)` animals (+ running animal)

III v 15Praemovere venatum To disturb the prey

`25F(+66)` animals (+ carrion)

I vii 14Si vultur est, cadaver exspecta If you're a vulture, wait for your carcase

`25F(+91)` animals (+ egg)

I iv 67Ovum adglunitas You are sticking an egg together

`25F2(+351)` mammals (+ skin, fleece, hide, fur, leather)

III iii 13Priusquam mactaris, excorias You flay the beast before you've killed it

`25F22` monkeys, apes

`25F22(+21)` monkeys, apes (+ young animal)

`25F22(+24)` monkeys, apes (+ very old animal)

II v 14Anus simia sero quidem An aged ape needs time

`25F22(+343)` monkeys, apes (+ tail of an animal)

III v 79Simia barbata seu caudata A monkey with a beard, or with a tail

`25F22(+422)` monkeys, apes (+ animal 'educating the young', playing with young)

`25F22:31A534` monkeys, apes❧beard

III v 79Simia barbata seu caudata A monkey with a beard, or with a tail

`25F22:51D4` monkeys, apes❧Beauty; 'Bellezza' (Ripa)

II v 54Simiarum pulcherrima deformis est The prettiest ape is hideous

`25F23` beasts of prey, predatory animals

`25F23(BEAR)(+335)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: bear (+ snout, jaw, beak, nib)

III v 67Fumantem nasum ursi ne tentaveris Do not touch the nose of a bear when it is fuming

`25F23(BEAR)(+49)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: bear (+ audible means of communication of animal(s): roaring, crying, singing, barking, mewing, neighing, chirping, etc.)

III v 67Fumantem nasum ursi ne tentaveris Do not touch the nose of a bear when it is fuming

`25F23(BEAR)(+511)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: bear (+ animal(s) threatening)

I x 34Cum adsit ursus, vestigia quaeris Confronted with the bear you go looking for his tracks

`25F23(FOX)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox

`25F23(FOX)(+23)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox (+ female animal)

I x 17Annosa vulpes haud capitur laqueo An old vixen is not caught in a trap

`25F23(FOX)(+24)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox (+ very old animal)

I x 17Annosa vulpes haud capitur laqueo An old vixen is not caught in a trap

`25F23(FOX)(+343)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox (+ tail of an animal)

I ix 35Cauda de vulpe testatur The fox is given away by his brush

`25F23(FOX)(+351)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox (+ skin, fleece, hide, fur, leather)

III v 81Si leonina pellis non satis est, vulpina addenda If the lion's skin is not enough, a fox's must be added

`25F23(FOX)(+451)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox (+ animal in search of food)

II vi 55Vulpi esurienti somnus obrepit The hungry fox grows drowsy

`25F23(FOX)(+452):25G21(PEAR)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox (+ animal with prey)❧fruits: pear

III v 70Quam facile vulpes pyrum comest As easily as a fox eats a pear

`25F23(FOX)(+46)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox (+ sleeping animal(s))

II vi 55Vulpi esurienti somnus obrepit The hungry fox grows drowsy

`25F23(FOX)(+891)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox (+ animals used as substitute for man)

II vi 28Vulpes bovem agit Fox driving ox

`25F23(FOX)(+9512):25F716(CRAB)` ?❧crustaceans: crab

III v 11Maritimus cum sis, ne velis fieri terrestris Since you are a seaman, don't try to become a landsman

`25F23(FOX):57AA6131` beasts of prey, predatory animals: fox❧Guile, Artfulness, Craftiness, Deceitfulness

IV viii 87Χηναλώπηξ Fox-goose

`25F23(LEOPARD)(+451)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: leopard (+ animal in search of food)

II iv 66Pardi mortem adsimulat He shams death like a leopard

`25F23(LION)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion

`25F23(LION)(+1)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ animals used symbolically)

III i 73Cyziceni stateres Cyzicene staters

`25F23(LION)(+21)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ young animal)

`25F23(LION)(+23):25F23(LION)(+15)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ female animal)❧beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ ornamental variants of animals)

II ix 82Non statuar leaena in machaera I'll not be set up as a lioness on a sword-hilt

`25F23(LION)(+24)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ very old animal)

II x 99Senecta leonis praestantior hinnulorum juventa A lion in old age is stronger than fawns in youth

`25F23(LION)(+341)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ claws, paws of an animal)

I ix 34Leonem ex unguibus aestimare To know a lion by his claws

`25F23(LION)(+351)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ skin, fleece, hide, fur, leather)

`25F23(LION)(+45)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ animals eating and drinking)

V i 58Esurienti leoni praedam exsculpere To prise the prey from a hungry lion

`25F23(LION)(+452)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ animal with prey)

V i 58Esurienti leoni praedam exsculpere To prise the prey from a hungry lion

`25F23(LION)(+46)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ sleeping animal(s))

II vii 95Non decet principem solidam dormire noctem A ruler should not sleep the whole night through

`25F23(LION)(+47)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ animal psychology)

I vi 40Leonem larva terres You terrify a lion with a mask

`25F23(LION)(+511)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ animal(s) threatening)

I i 61Leonem stimulas You are goading the lion

`25F23(LION)(+63)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion (+ dying animal; death of animal; dead animal)

IV vii 82Mortuo leoni et lepores insultant Even hares attack a lion when it's dead

`25F23(POLECAT)(+5212)` beasts of prey, predatory animals (POLECAT) (+ running animal)

III vii 37Sphondyla fugiens pessime pedit When the polecat flees it makes a dreadful smell

`25F23(WEASEL)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: weasel

`25F23(WOLF)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf

`25F23(WOLF)(+2)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ sex and age of animals; propagation of animals)

III vii 36Prius lupus ovem ducat uxorem Sooner a wolf would mate with a sheep

`25F23(WOLF)(+21)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ young animal)

II i 86Ale luporum catulos Keep wolf-cubs

`25F23(WOLF)(+24)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ very old animal)

III iii 19Lupus pilum mutat, non mentem A wolf may change his hair, but not his heart

`25F23(WOLF)(+333)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ ears of an animal)

I v 25Auribus lupum teneo I hold the wolf by the ears

`25F23(WOLF)(+342)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ wings of an animal)

I iv 81Lupi alas quaeris You are looking for the wolf's wings

`25F23(WOLF)(+45)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ animals eating and drinking)

II vi 98Lupinum potum A drink snatched from the wolves

`25F23(WOLF)(+451)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ animal in search of food)

`25F23(WOLF)(+452)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ animal with prey)

II vii 80Lupo agnum eripere postulant They want to snatch the lamb from the wolf

`25F23(WOLF)(+47)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ animal psychology)

IV vii 91Ut lupus ovem As the wolf loves the sheep

`25F23(WOLF)(+5211)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ walking animal)

II viii 6Etiam si lupi meminisses If you had even mentioned a wolf

`25F23(WOLF)(+5212)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ running animal)

`25F23(WOLF)(+561):43C9` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ animal(s) standing on the hind legs)❧dancing

II ii 76Lupus circum puteum chorum agit The wolf dances round the well

`25F23(WOLF)(+573)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ morphology of facial expression of animal(s) ~ mouth)

II vii 63Ex ore lupi From the wolf's mouth

`25F23(WOLF)(+5733)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ animal with mouth wide open)

`25F23(WOLF)(+64)` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf (+ animal killed by man)

II ii 27Non magis parcemus quam lupis We shall give them no more quarter than we would to wolves

`25F23(WOLF):85` beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf❧fables

IV v 50Lupus in fabula The wolf in the story

`25F24(BOAR)(+512)` hoofed animals: boar (+ animal(s) attacking)

III viii 72Qui cum contemptu vitae invadunt Those who attack with no regard for their life

`25F24(BOAR):49D11(2)` hoofed animals: boar❧numerals: 2

III vi 63In saltu uno duos apros capere To capture two boars in one copse

`25F24(CAMEL)` hoofed animals: camel

`25F24(CAMEL)(+333)` hoofed animals: camel (+ ears of an animal)

III v 8Camelus desiderans cornua etiam aures perdidit The camel asked for horns and lost his ears too

`25F24(CAMEL)(+525):43C9(+0)` hoofed animals: camel (+ some other movements of animal(s))❧dancing (+ variant)

II vii 66Camelus saltat The camel dances

`25F24(DEER)(+21)` hoofed animals: deer (+ young animal)

I iii 49Hinnulus leonem A fawn against a lion

`25F24(DEER)(+23)` hoofed animals: deer (+ female animal)

II iv 79Ne caprea contra leonem Roedeer must not fight lions

`25F24(DEER)(+323)` hoofed animals: deer (+ entrails, internal organs of an animal)

II vii 36Cervinus vir A man with the heart of a deer

`25F24(DEER)(+337)` hoofed animals: deer (+ eyes of an animal)

III i 7Edentulus vescentium dentibus invidet The toothless man looks askance at those who have teeth to eat with

`25F24(ONAGER)` hoofed animals: onager

II ii 83Dedi malum et accepi I got as bad as I gave

`25F24(STAG)(+512):43C1147` hoofed animals: stag (+ animal(s) attacking)❧hunting dogs

IV iv 11Cervus canes trahit The stag drags off the hounds

`25F25(ELEPHANT)` trunked animals: elephant

`25F25(ELEPHANT)(+334)` trunked animals: elephant (+ fang, tusk)

I vii 25In eburnea vagina plumbeus gladius A leaden sword in an ivory sheath

`25F25(ELEPHANT)(+41)` trunked animals: elephant (+ birth of an animal)

I ix 11Celerius elephanti pariunt Elephants breed faster

`25F25(ELEPHANT)(+45)` trunked animals: elephant (+ animals eating and drinking)

IV vi 62Nic elephantus ebiberet Not even an elephant could empty it

`25F25(ELEPHANT)(+452)` trunked animals: elephant (+ animal with prey)

I ix 70Elephantum non capit murem The elephant does not catch mice

`25F26(DASYPUS)` rodents (DASYPUS)

I vi 6Dasypus carnes desiderat A hairyfoot hungry for meat

`25F26(HAIRYFOOT)` rodents (HAIRYFOOT)

I vi 6Dasypus carnes desiderat A hairyfoot hungry for meat

`25F26(HARE)` rodents: hare

`25F26(HARE)(+451)` rodents: hare (+ animal in search of food)

I vi 7Tute lepus es et pulpamentum quaeris A hare thyself, and goest in quest of game?

`25F26(HARE)(+46)` rodents: hare (+ sleeping animal(s))

I x 57Lepus dormiens A hare asleep

`25F26(HARE)(+47)` rodents: hare (+ animal psychology)

IV iii 78Leporis vita A hare's life

`25F26(HARE)(+512)` rodents: hare (+ animal(s) attacking)

IV vii 82Mortuo leoni et lepores insultant Even hares attack a lion when it's dead

`25F26(HARE)(+571):31A31` rodents: hare (+ morphology of facial expression of animal(s) ~ eyes)❧sight, looking (one of the five senses)

I x 57Lepus dormiens A hare asleep

`25F26(HARE)(+63):41C119` rodents: hare (+ dying animal; death of animal; dead animal)❧hunger

III vi 54Lepori esurienti etiam placentae fici To a starving hare even cakes are figs

`25F26(HARE):49D11(2)` rodents: hare❧numerals: 2

III iii 36Duos insequens lepores neutrum capit He that hunts two hares catches neither

`25F26(MOUSE)` rodents: mouse

`25F26(MOUSE)(+41)` rodents: mouse (+ birth of an animal)

I ix 14Parturiunt montes, nascetur ridiculus mus The mountains labour, forth will creep a mouse

`25F26(MOUSE)(+421)` rodents: mouse (+ nest, den, burrow)

V i 4Mus non uni fidit antro A mouse keeps more than one hole

`25F26(MOUSE)(+451)` rodents: mouse (+ animal in search of food)

III v 68Muris in morem Mouse fashion

`25F26(MOUSE)(+471)` rodents: mouse (+ instinct of animal)

V i 4Mus non uni fidit antro A mouse keeps more than one hole

`25F26(MOUSE)(+5246):25G21(GOURD)` rodents: mouse (+ animal(s) carrying something)❧fruits: gourd

III iii 79Mus non ingrediens antrum cucurbitam ferebat The mouse that did not run into its hole was carrying a gourd

`25F26(MOUSE)(+63)` rodents: mouse (+ dying animal; death of animal; dead animal)

III i 96Muris interitus To die the death of a mouse

`25F26(MOUSE):22C4(WHITE)` rodents: mouse❧colours, pigments, and paints: white

II vii 8Mus albus A white mouse