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`31B6235:52A6` speaking❧Truth; 'Verità' (Ripa)

IV iii 56Os inest orationi The speech has bones

`31B6235:52D41` speaking❧Trifles, 'Nugae'

III x 87Canis You keep on singing

`31B6235:57AA5` speaking❧Indecency, Impudence; 'Sfacciatigine' (Ripa)

III iv 47Os infrene An unbridled mouth

`31B6235:57AA68` speaking❧Unworthiness

III viii 90Correctio dicti Mending what we say

`31B6235:59AA3` speaking❧Vulgarity

III viii 90Correctio dicti Mending what we say

`31B6241` cheeks rounded

II ii 80Simul sorbere et flare difficile It is hard to suck and blow at the same time

`31B6241(+9212)` cheeks rounded (+ challenging)

III v 71Contrahere supercilium, inflare buccas Contracting the brow, inflating the cheeks

`31B624:22C4(RED)` morphology of facial expression ~ cheeks❧colours, pigments, and paints: red

III v 90Semel rubidus ac decies pallidus Once flushed, but ten times pale

`31B624:22C4(WHITE)` morphology of facial expression ~ cheeks❧colours, pigments, and paints: white

III v 90Semel rubidus ac decies pallidus Once flushed, but ten times pale

`31B625` morphology of facial expression ~ forehead

`31B6251` creased, wrinkled forehead

II vii 9Facies tua computat annos Your years are counted in your face

`31B6251(+0)` creased, wrinkled forehead (+ variant)

`31B6263` scratching one's head

`31B6263(+0)` scratching one's head (+ variant)

IV x 100Lippo oculo similis Like a runny eye

`31B62:52B53` morphology of facial expression❧Proof

III iv 91Quanquam non dixeris, tamen apparet e pelle You may say nothing, but it shows from your face

`31B62:54AA4` morphology of facial expression❧Vehemence, Violence, Fierceness; 'Sforza con Inganno', 'Violenza' (Ripa)

II vi 88Titanicus aspectus A titanic glare

`31B7` wise man

`31B8` fool, simpleton, numskull

`31B9` wise men versus fools

II x 6Molestum sapientem apud stultos loqui It is hard for a wise man to speak at length in foolish company

`31B:46C519` mind, spirit❧getting lost; having lost one's way; losing one's way

III vi 47Mens peregrina A mind elsewehere

`31D` human life and its ages (young, adult, old, etc.)

IV iii 75Vivus, vidensque Though alive and seeing

`31D111(+89)` infant, baby ~ the ages of man (+ nude human being)

II viii 44Nudus tanquam ex matre Naked as he came from his mother

`31D112` child

`31D1122` child between toddler and youth (of undetermined sex)

II i 42Et puero perspicuum est Even a child can see it

`31D11221` boy (child between toddler and youth)

`31D11222` girl (child between toddler and youth)

I vi 51Ἡ ψελλὴ οὐ πιττεύει The girl who stammers doesn't b-b-believe

`31D12` youth, young man, adolescent

`31D120` Youth, Adolescence, 'Iuventus'; 'Adolescenza', 'Gioventù' (Ripa)

`31D120:54D2` Youth, Adolescence, 'Iuventus'; 'Adolescenza', 'Gioventù' (Ripa)❧Action; 'Operatione manifesta' (Ripa)

III v 2Facta iuvenum, consilia mediocrum, vota senum Deeds of the young, advice of the middle-aged, prayers of the old

`31D13` adolescent, young woman, maiden

`31D130` Maidenhood

II ix 15Semper virgines Furiae The Furies, ever virgins

`31D13:51D4` adolescent, young woman, maiden❧Beauty; 'Bellezza' (Ripa)

II v 100Mopso Nisa datur Nisa is Mopsus' bride

`31D14` adult man

`31D14(+3):49D11(60)` adult man (+ sideview, profile)❧numerals (60)

IV vi 97A sexaginta viris venio I'm coming from the Sixtymen

`31D14(+89)` adult man (+ nude human being)

II x 100Nudior paxillo As naked as a peg

`31D14(+89):45B31` adult man (+ nude human being)❧guard duty, keeping sentry

II ix 76Nudo mandas excubias You post a naked man on sentry-duty

`31D14(+9111)` adult man (+ expressing one's gratitude)

II iv 1Nemo bene merito bovem immolavit praeter Pyrrhiam Nobody sacrificed an ox to his benefactor except Pyrrhias

`31D14(+9212)` adult man (+ challenging)

II i 43Ne in Melampygum incidas Mind you don't fall in with Blackbottom

`31D14(+941)` adult man (+ being sad, suffering, sorrowing)

III vii 46Anno senior fio I become a year older

`31D140:52E3` Adulthood, Majority; 'Virilità' (Ripa)❧Counsel; 'Consiglio' (Ripa)

III v 2Facta iuvenum, consilia mediocrum, vota senum Deeds of the young, advice of the middle-aged, prayers of the old

`31D14:25D24` adult man❧clay (soil type)

II x 90Fictilis homo A man of clay

`31D14:46C14111` adult man❧yoke

IV iii 47Subjugus homo A man under the yoke

`31D14:51D41` adult man❧Grace, Charm; 'Gratia', 'Venustà' (Ripa)

IV i 9Versatilis Artemon An Artemon, going the rounds

`31D15` adult woman

`31D15(+1)` adult woman (+ front view)

III ix 39Mulier pudica ne sola sit usquam A modest woman should not be alone anywhere

`31D150` Womanhood

III vi 50Mulieris podex A woman's rump

`31D15:51B3` adult woman❧Parity, Equality

III iv 77Sublata lucerna nihil interest inter mulieres When the lamp is removed there's no difference between women

`31D16` old man

`31D160` Old Age, 'Senectus'; 'Vecchiezza' (Ripa)

`31D160:12B211` Old Age, 'Senectus'; 'Vecchiezza' (Ripa)❧prayer ~ non-Christian religions

III v 2Facta iuvenum, consilia mediocrum, vota senum Deeds of the young, advice of the middle-aged, prayers of the old

`31D162` ugly old man

II viii 67Viri senis astaphis calvaria An old man's skull is as dry as raisins

`31D162:31A5331` ugly old man❧wig

II v 60Calvus comatus A bald man with long hair

`31D16:33C32` old man❧pursuit of a woman, prowling

II vi 40Rosam quae praeterierit ne quaeras iterum Seek no more for the rose that's overblown

`31D17` old woman

`31D17(+0)` old woman (+ variant)

II iv 32Apologus Alcinoi A story for Alcinous

`31D172` ugly old woman, hag

`31D172(+918)` ugly old woman, hag (+ caressing, courting, making love)

II vii 38Vale carum lumen Farewell, beloved light

`31D172:31AA513` ugly old woman, hag❧making up - AA - (for) women

II v 60Calvus comatus A bald man with long hair

`31D17:31B521` old woman❧drunkard

III iv 65Anus cothonissat The old woman is in her cups

`31D17:33C52` old woman❧whore, prostitute

IV viii 62Lecythem habet in malis She has the bottle by her chops

`31D17:42D92` old woman❧single woman, spinster

II viii 10Anus eriphus An aged kid

`31D30(+0)` 0-10 years (+ variant)

II ii 7Septennis cum sit, nondum edidit dentes He's seven years old, and not yet cut his teeth

`31D36` 60-70 years

I v 37Sexagenarios de ponte deicere To throw the sexagenarians off the bridge

`31D4` birthday

IV x 2E natali emortualem facere Turn birthday into funeral day

`31D5` young versus old age; young and old

`31D52` adults behaving like children

`31D52(+0)` adults behaving like children (+ variant)

`31D7` unnatural aging

`31D7(+0)` unnatural aging (+ variant)

`31D71` 'paidogeron', i.e. child or youth with beard or other sign of old age

IV ii 67Inter pueros senex An old man among boys

`31D7:42D31` unnatural aging❧unequal couple, ill-matched couple

IV iv 7Urit absque torre You don't need fire to burn someone up

`31D8` personal name

II iii 96Proprii nominis oblivisci To forget one's own name

`31D82` the individual and his name

II iv 91Tanquam meum nomen. Tanquam digitos As well as I know my own name, or, my fingers

`31D85:42G2221` giving or receiving a name❧brothers (second degree family relationships)

IV x 7Αδελφίζειν To call brother

`31D8:42B362` personal name❧unmarried mother

II x 14Matris ut capra dicitur He's called after his mother like a she-goat

`31D9` the lifespan

`31D91` long life

`31D910` 'Vita longa' (Ripa)

`31D91:46A13` long life❧commoners

IV ii 99Malum vas non frangitur A cheap jar is never broken

`31D92` short life

`31D920` 'Velocità della vita humana', 'Vita breve' (Ripa)

`31E` death of human being

`31E1` dying

`31E11` settlement of affairs ~ dying

III vii 96Danace A copper

`31E12` deathbed

II vii 46Atticus moriens porrigit manum An Athenian holds his hand out on his deathbed

`31E13` 'Ars moriendi'

IV ix 11Moriendum priusquam etc. One must die before ...

`31E143` death of a young person

I ii 94Qui mori nolit ante tempus Unwilling to die before his time

`31E211` death in old age

II ix 16Senex bos non lugetur No mourning for an aged ox

`31E212` death by disease

IV x 65Pediculi Platonis Plato's lice

`31E213` 'sudden death'

`31E213:51F52` 'sudden death'❧Earliness

III ix 43Mors optima rapit, deterrima relinquit Death snatches away the best and leaves the worst

`31E2211` death by drowning (non-violent)

III iii 89Cucurrit quispiam ne pluvia madesceret, et in foveam praefocatus est To avoid getting wet a man ran through the rain,/Fell into a pit, and was ne'er seen again

`31E23111` drowning, ’walking the plank'

`31E23111(+6)` drowning, ’walking the plank' (+ execution (by judicial verdict))

IV ix 18Culleo dignus, aut non uno culleo dignus Fit for the sack, or, One sack is not enough

`31E23112(+0)` continuous dripping (violent death ~ water) (+ variant)

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

`31E2312(+72)` violent death ~ fire (+ suicide out of despair)

I ix 67Saguntina fames Famine at Saguntum

`31E23141` deprivation of air, choking

`31E2331` violent death by starvation

III vi 43Miserrimum fame mori Nothing worse than death by starvation

`31E23319(+0)` violent death by overfeeding, force feeding (+ variant)

I i 59Calidum prandium comedisti You have eaten a hot dinner

`31E2333` violent death by poison

`31E23331(+0)` violent death by poison in food (+ variant)

I i 59Calidum prandium comedisti You have eaten a hot dinner

`31E233331` violent death by snake-bite

III ii 29Cissamis cous Cissamis of Cos

`31E23461` violent death by arrow(s)

II viii 21Chironium vulnus A wound for Chiron

`31E23462` violent death by lance, spear

III viii 3Caventis clancularias insidias Of someone wary of hidden treachery

`31E234631` violent death by sword

I i 51Suo sibi hunc iugulo gladio, suo telo I am cutting his throat with his own sword, with his own weapon

`31E234631(+7)` violent death by sword (+ seeking death, suicide)

III i 41Gladium dedisti, qui se occideret You have given him a sword with which he could kill himself

`31E234632(+3)` violent death by dagger, knife (+ death in a fight)

II v 10Plumbeo jugulare gladio To cut a man's throat with a leaden sword

`31E234632(+9)` violent death by dagger, knife (+ finding of dead or dying person)

I ii 54Iugulare mortuos To cut a dead man's throat

`31E234632:31E3` violent death by dagger, knife❧the corpse

V i 94Mortuos rursus occidere To slay the dead again

`31E2348` violent death ~ being thrown (from a height), being thrown into a pit

`31E2348(+0)` violent death ~ being thrown (from a height), being thrown into a pit (+ variant)

IV i 76Asinum in rupes protrudere To push an ass over a cliff

`31E235` violent death ~ maltreatment, torture

`31E2355` violent death by hanging

IV iv 75Vapula papiria You be hanged, Papiria

`31E2355(+7)` violent death by hanging (+ seeking death, suicide)

`31E2355(+71)` violent death by hanging (+ self-sacrifice, death in the service of a higher purpose)

II viii 15Cur non suspendis te? Why not hang yourself?

`31E2355(+72)` violent death by hanging (+ suicide out of despair)

`31E2356` violent death by crucifixion

V i 34In dierectum Get crucified

`31E23621` violent death by beheading

`31E23622` violent death by tearing out of tongue

`31E2363` violent death by flaying

III ii 47Budoro more In ox-flaying style

`31E2363(+0)` violent death by flaying (+ variant)

III vii 12Boni pastoris est tondere pecus, non deglubere A good shepherd should shear his sheep, not skin them

`31E2363(+0):34B11(+94821)` violent death by flaying (+ variant)❧dog (+ shedding of skin of animal(s))

II iii 54Canem excoriatam excoriare To skin a dog that's skinned already

`31E2364` violent death by opening of arteries

I ii 54Iugulare mortuos To cut a dead man's throat

`31E238` seeking death, suicide

II iv 67Mandare laqueum To bid one go hang

`31E238(+72)` seeking death, suicide (+ suicide out of despair)

I iii 48Nec obolum habet, unde restim emat He hasn't a farthing left to buy himself a rope

`31E238(+791)` seeking death, suicide (+ suicide prevented)

I iii 48Nec obolum habet, unde restim emat He hasn't a farthing left to buy himself a rope

`31E2381:56F231` self-sacrifice, death in the service of a higher purpose❧Fidelity in Friendship; 'Confermatione dell'Amicitia', 'Fede nell'Amicitia' (Ripa)

III vi 36Naaera et Charmione Naaera and Charmione

`31E2382` suicide out of despair

V ii 35Mortui non dolent The dead have no pain

`31E23:45B` violent death, being killed; being mishandled and maltreated; seeking death❧the soldier; the soldier's life

II vii 58Polycrates matrem pascit Polycrates looks after my mother

`31E3` the corpse

`31E5` life versus death

`31E5(+0)` life versus death (+ variant)

IV vi 45Nec animans nec inanime Neither animate or inanimate

`31E:32A44` death of human being❧miser

IV v 6Avarus nisi cum moritur, nil recte facit A miser does nothing right except when he dies

`31EE224(+0)` accidental death by falling objects - EE - getting wounded by accident (death not involved) (+ variant)

IV vi 88In tuum ipsius caput On your own head may it fall

`31EE23141` deprivation of air, choking - EE - death not certain; wounded person

II i 8Cum aqua fauces strangulet When water chokes you

`31EE2322` violent death by cold - EE - death not certain; wounded person

II ix 93Ne in pelle quidem Not even in skin

`31EE23333` violent death by bite or sting of poisonous animal - EE - death not certain; wounded person

`31EE2333310(+0)`

II ii 59Genuino mordere To gnaw with one's cheek tooth

`31EE2341` violent death ~ throwing of heavy object - EE - death not certain; wounded person

II vii 45Aratro iacularis You shoot with a plough

`31EE23421` violent death by blow on the head with object - EE - death not certain; wounded person

II ix 7Tantali lapis The rock of Tantalus

`31EE23461` violent death by arrow(s) - EE - death not certain; wounded person

III vi 6Caedimus inque vicem praebemus crura sagittis Now we strike, and now expose our shins to arrows

`31EE234632` violent death by dagger, knife - EE - death not certain; wounded person

II x 83Sub cultro liquit He left me under the knife

`31EE2364(+0)` violent death by opening of arteries - EE - death not certain; wounded person (+ variant)

V i 35Mittere sanguinem Letting blood

`31F1:25F(+342)` symbols of Death❧animals (+ wings of an animal)

III ii 34Occisionis ala The wing of slaughter

`31G` the soul

`32A11` choleric temperament

II v 31Inest et formicae et serpho bilis Even ant and gnat have their gall

`32A130` 'Flemmatico (per l'acqua)' (Ripa)

II vii 13Sustine et abstine Bear and forebear

`32A14` melancholic temperament

`32A140(+0)` 'Malenconico (per la terra)', 'Malinconia' (Ripa) (+ variant)

II iii 49Optimum non nasci Not to be born is best

`32A2` fat and thin (human types)

IV viii 93Latum et angustum Broad and narrow

`32A21` fat (human type)

`32A22` thin (human type)

`32A4` various human types

I x 76Magistratus virum indicat 'Tis the place that shows the man

`32A41` ascetic

I x 83Zenone moderatior As temperate as Zeno

`32A42` coward

`32A43` glutton

`32A43:5(+3)` glutton❧Abstract Ideas and Concepts (+ symbolical representation of concept)

III vii 41Charybdis. Barathrum A Charybdis. A Barathrum

`32A44` miser

`32A45` parasite, sponger

`32A46` sluggard

II vi 12Ignavis semper feriae sunt For sluggards it is always holiday

`32A49(BUMBLING)` other human types (BUMBLING)

II vi 71Homo bombylius A bumbling man

`32A49(EVIL MAN)` other human types (EVIL MAN)

II x 36Mali bibunt improbitatis fecem Evil men drink the dregs of their wickedness

`32A49(LACONIC)` other human types (LACONIC)

II x 49Laconismus Laconic

`32A49(MISOGYNIST)` other human types (MISOGYNIST)

`32A49(WORKAHOLIC)(+0)` other human types (WORKAHOLIC) (+ variant)

IV v 48Homini diligenti semper aliquid superest There is always something for a hard-working man to do

`32A7` characters (human types)

`32A7:31A719` characters (human types)❧womanish man, molly-coddle, milksop

II ix 10Effoeminatorum etiam oratio effoeminata Womanish men's language is womanish too

`32A7:48C8545` characters (human types)❧tragedy

II v 40Tragicum tueri To have that tragic look

`32A7:51G4` characters (human types)❧Hardness

II v 62Irrisibilis lapis The laughless rock

`32A7:57AA6131` characters (human types)❧Guile, Artfulness, Craftiness, Deceitfulness

II v 49Novi Simonem et Simon me I know Simon and Simon knows me

`32A7:57AA9` characters (human types)❧Brutality

II iv 81Echino asperior Rougher than an urchin

`32B` peoples; ethnic groups; nationalities

`32B1` prehistoric man

`32B2(ABYDENIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (ABYDENIANS)

IV vi 17Abydus, Abydenus Abydus, an Abydenian

`32B2(ACHAEANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (ACHAEANS)

II iii 36Accipit et glebam erro A wanderer is thankful even for a clod of earth

`32B2(AETOLIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (AETOLIANS)

V ii 48Aetoli Aetolians

`32B2(AEXONIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (AEXONIANS)

IV x 35Αιξωνεύεσθαι Talk Aexonian

`32B2(AMBRONES)` historical peoples: Ambrones

IV viii 1Ambrones Ambrones

`32B2(AMPHICTYONS)(+0)` historical peoples and nationalities (AMPHICTYONS) (+ variant)

III v 31Amphictyonum consessus An assembly of Amphictyons

`32B2(ARGIVES)` historical peoples and nationalities (ARGIVES)

IV i 3Argivi fures Argive thieves

`32B2(CALLICYRIANS)(+0)` historical peoples and nationalities (CALLICYRIANS) (+ variant)

III ii 32Callicyriis plures More than the Callicyrians

`32B2(CARIAN)` historical peoples and nationalities (CARIAN)

II vii 7Multitudo imperatorum Cariam perdidit Excess of generals ruined Caria

`32B2(CARIANS)` historical peoples: Carians

`32B2(CIMMERIAN)` historical peoples and nationalities (CIMMERIAN)

II vi 34Cimmeriae tenebrae Cimmarian gloom

`32B2(CUMAEAN)` historical peoples and nationalities (CUMAEAN)

`32B2(DORIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (DORIANS)

`32B2(EMANIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (EMANIANS)

II iii 36Accipit et glebam erro A wanderer is thankful even for a clod of earth

`32B2(HOMOLOTTIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (HOMOLOTTIANS)

III ii 52Bos Homolottiorum An ox of the Homolottians

`32B2(LACIADAE)` historical peoples and nationalities (LACIADAE)

II x 53Laciadae Laciadae

`32B2(LEONTINI)` historical peoples and nationalities (LEONTINI)

I iii 22Semper Leontini iuxta pocula Always at their cups, the Leontini

`32B2(LIBETHRIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (LIBETHRIANS)

I vi 48Inelegantior Libethriis As rude as any Libethrian

`32B2(LYDIANS)` historical peoples: Lydians

`32B2(MEDES)` historical peoples and nationalities (MEDES)

I iii 5Relinque quippiam et Medis Leave something for the Medes too

`32B2(MYSIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (MYSIANS)

`32B2(PARTHIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (PARTHIANS)

`32B2(PHRYGIAN)` historical peoples and nationalities (PHRYGIAN)

II viii 25Magis ipse Phryx The Phrygian wins

`32B2(PHRYGIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (PHRYGIANS)

`32B2(PYRRHAEANS )` historical peoples and nationalities (PYRRHAEANS )

III ii 1Si quid mali, in Pyrrham If there's anything bad, on Pyrrha's head

`32B2(ROMANS)` historical peoples: Romans

IV ix 13More Romano In blunt Roman fashion

`32B2(SCYTHIANS)` historical peoples: Scythians

`32B2(THESSALIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (THESSALIANS)

`32B2(THRACIANS)` historical peoples: Thracians

`32B2(TROJANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (TROJANS)

I ix 50Fuimus Troes We Trojans have ceased to be

`32B2(TYRRHENIANS)` historical peoples and nationalities (TYRRHENIANS)

IV ii 74Vincula Tyrrhena Tyrrhenian bonds

`32B31` European peoples

`32B311(AEGINETAN)` indigenous European peoples (AEGINETAN)

I ii 27Cretensis cum Aegineta A Cretan with a man of Aegina

`32B311(ARBELANS):52AA1` indigenous European peoples (ARBELANS)❧Stupidity, Poverty of Intellect; 'Stupidità overo Stolidità' (Ripa)

II viii 17Quid non fies profectus Arbelas? Make for Arbelae and you'll do great things

`32B311(ARCADIANS)` indigenous European peoples (ARCADIANS)

`32B311(ATHENIANS)` indigenous European peoples (ATHENIANS)

`32B311(BOEOTIAN)` indigenous European peoples (BOEOTIAN)

`32B311(BOEOTIANS)` indigenous European peoples (BOEOTIANS)

III iii 76Moschus canens Boeoticum Moschus singing a Boeotian strain

`32B311(BOEOTIANS):31A2213` indigenous European peoples (BOEOTIANS)❧ears

III ii 48Boeotia auris A Boeotian ear

`32B311(BOEOTIANS):31A22151` indigenous European peoples (BOEOTIANS)❧brains

II iii 7Boeoticum ingenium Boeotian brains

`32B311(CHALCIDIANS)` indigenous European peoples (CHALCIDIANS)

`32B311(CHIANS)` indigenous European peoples (CHIANS)

IV ii 38Chius A Chian

`32B311(CILICIANS)` indigenous European peoples (CILICIANS)

`32B311(CORINTHIANS)` indigenous European peoples (CORINTHIANS)

IV i 44Corinthiis non indignatur Ilium Troy is not angry with the Corinthians

`32B311(CRETAN)` indigenous European peoples (CRETAN)

`32B311(CRETANS)` indigenous European peoples (CRETANS)

`32B311(DUTCH):31A2213` Europeans: Dutch❧ears

IV vi 35Auris Batava A Dutch ear

`32B311(EPHESIANS)` indigenous European peoples (EPHESIANS)

II viii 49Ephesiae litterae Ephesian letters

`32B311(GREEKS)` Europeans: Greeks

`32B311(IRISH)` Europeans: Irish

IV viii 24Myconiorum more Like the Myconians

`32B311(LEMNIANS)` indigenous European peoples (LEMNIANS)

II x 44Lemnia manu With Lemnian hand

`32B311(LERNIANS)` indigenous European peoples (LERNIANS)

II iv 48Lerii mali The Lerians are a bad lot

`32B311(LESBIAN)` indigenous European peoples (LESBIAN)

`32B311(LESBIANS)` indigenous European peoples (LESBIANS)

II x 43Lesbiis digna Fit for Lesbians

`32B311(LINDIANS)` indigenous European peoples (LINDIANS)

II v 19Lindii sacrum A Lindian sacrifice

`32B311(LOCRIANS)` indigenous European peoples (LOCRIANS)

II viii 62Locrensis bos A Locrian ox

`32B311(LYDIANS)` indigenous European peoples (LYDIANS)

II vii 72Viro Lydo negocium non erat A man from Lydia was free of troubles

`32B311(MAGNESIANS)` indigenous European peoples (MAGNESIANS)

II x 17Magnetum mala The misfortunes of the Magnesians

`32B311(MEGARIANS)` indigenous European peoples (MEGARIANS)

`32B311(MESSENIANS)` indigenous European peoples (MESSENIANS)

II ix 20Servilior Messena As harshly enslaved as Messene

`32B311(MILESIANS)` indigenous European peoples (MILESIANS)

I ix 49Fuere qoundam strenui Milesii The Milesians were valiant in days of yore

`32B311(MYCONIANS)` indigenous European peoples (MYCONIANS)

`32B311(MYSIANS)` indigenous European peoples (MYSIANS)

I x 92Mysorum praeda The Mysians are fair game

`32B311(PARIANS)` indigenous European peoples (PARIANS)

III ii 67Repariazare To break treaties like the Parians

`32B311(PHASELITES)` indigenous European peoples (PHASELITES)

II vii 33Phaselitarum sacrificium A sacrifice Phaselite-fashion

`32B311(RHEGIANS)` indigenous European peoples (RHEGIANS)

II ix 27Rheginis timidior As frightened as the Rhegians

`32B311(RHODIANS)` indigenous European peoples (RHODIANS)

`32B311(SAMIANS)` indigenous European peoples (SAMIANS)

`32B311(SARDINIANS)` indigenous European peoples (SARDINIANS)

I vi 5Sardi venales Sardinians for sale

`32B311(SICILIAN)` indigenous European peoples (SICILIAN)

`32B311(SPANIARDS)` Europeans: Spaniards

II iv 9Hiberae neniae A Hiberian rigmarole

`32B311(SPARTANS)` indigenous European peoples (SPARTANS)

`32B311(SYBARITES)` indigenous European peoples (SYBARITES)

II v 27Ad mensuram aquam bibunt, citra mensuram offam comedentes They drink water by measure and eat meat without measure

`32B311(THEBANS)` indigenous European peoples (THEBANS)

III ii 67Repariazare To break treaties like the Parians

`32B32(ARAB)` African peoples, Africans (ARAB)

I vii 32Arabius tibicen An Arabian piper

`32B32(EGYPTIAN)` African peoples, Africans (EGYPTIAN)

`32B32(EGYPTIANS)` African peoples, Africans (EGYPTIANS)