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`47I141` reaping, picking, mowing ~ harvest

`47I141:25G21(BEANS)` reaping, picking, mowing ~ harvest❧fruits: beans

II vii 23Nunc leguminum messis Now's the time to pick the beans

`47I1421` sheaf

II vi 26Una cum ipsis manipulis Sheaves and all

`47I1422` wisp

I viii 6Flocci non facio, aut Flocci facio I care not a wisp of wool, or, a wisp of wool and no more

`47I148` threshing

`47I148(+11)` threshing (+ indoors; in laboratory, factory, barn, etc.)

III iv 97In area latitas Hiding on a threshing floor

`47I148(+8)` threshing (+ agricultural processes)

I ii 75E multis paleis paulum fructus collegi From a lot of chaff I got little grain

`47I15` agricultural implements

IV x 41Celei supellex Celeus' goods and chattels

`47I15(PLOUGH)` agricultural implements: plough

II x 40Liberae caprae ab aratro She-goats are free from the plough

`47I15(PROP)(+33)` agricultural implements (PROP) (+ aids ~ crafts, industries, agriculture)

II ii 25Vallus vitem decepit The prop has let down the vine

`47I15(SICKLE)` agricultural implements: sickle

II ii 49Falces postulabam Sickles I asked for

`47I15(SPADE)` agricultural implements: spade

II iii 5Ficus ficus, ligonem ligonem vocat He calls figs figs and a spade a spade

`47I17(CHAFF)` agricultural products and by-products (CHAFF)

`47I17(GRAIN)` agricultural products and by-products (GRAIN)

II x 16Milium torno sculpere To turn millet on a lathe

`47I17(GRASS)` agricultural products and by-products (GRASS)

I ix 78Herbam dare To proffer grass

`47I17(HAY)` agricultural products and by-products: hay

I i 81Foenum habet in cornu He has hay on his horn

`47I17(STRAW)` agricultural products and by-products: straw

`47I17(STUBBLE)(+0)` agricultural products and by-products (STUBBLE) (+ variant)

I x 41Ex stipula cognoscere To judge by the stubble

`47I2111` bull

I i 43Abiit et taurus in sylvam The bull too went off into the wood

`47I2111(+9332)` bull (+ antlers; horn)

`47I2111(+9351)` bull (+ skin, fleece, hide, fur, leather)

`47I2111(+949)` bull (+ audible means of communication of animal(s): roaring, crying, singing, barking, mewing, neighing, chirping, etc.)

III vii 47Tauricum tueri To glare like a bull

`47I2111(+95232)` bull (+ animal(s) being carried)

I ii 51Taurum tollet, qui vitulum sustulerit He may bear a bull that hath borne a calf

`47I21111` ox

`47I21111(+924)` ox (+ very old animal)

`47I21111(+9351)` ox (+ skin, fleece, hide, fur, leather)

`47I21111(+945)` ox (+ animals eating and drinking)

`47I21111(+95211)` ox (+ walking animal)

II i 3Placide bos Slowly the ox

`47I21111:31B6235` ox❧speaking

III i 46Ne si bos quidem vocem edat Not if an ox were to speak

`47I21111:31B623592(+0)` ox❧band tied over the mouth (+ variant)

III ii 53Bos apud acervum An ox at the heap

`47I21111:48C24(+643)` ox❧piece of sculpture, reproduction of a piece of sculpture (+ wood, e.g.: panel ~ arts)

II viii 62Locrensis bos A Locrian ox

`47I21111:55CC3` ox❧Borrowing, Hiring

I x 62Bos alienus subinde foras prospectat A borrowed ox is always looking over the edge

`47I21111:61C2(LEPARGUS)` ox❧proper names of animals (LEPARGUS)

IV ii 30Super te haec omnia Leparge The whole load on your back, Lepargus

`47I2112` cow

II i 89Prius locusta bovem pariet Sooner shall a grasshopper bring forth a cow

`47I2112(+94591)` cow (+ excrement, dung of animal(s))

II ii 13Boliti poenam A penalty for turds

`47I2113(+95232)` calf (+ animal(s) being carried)

I ii 51Taurum tollet, qui vitulum sustulerit He may bear a bull that hath borne a calf

`47I212` pig

`47I212(+921)` pig (+ young animal)

II iii 59Porcellus Acarnanius An Arcananian sucking-pig

`47I212(+9525):43C9` pig (+ some other movements of animal(s))❧dancing

III v 72Sus comessatur A swine revelling

`47I212(+9536):25D26` pig (+ lying animal)❧mud (soil type)

IV iii 62Sus in volutabro coeni A washed pig rolls in muck

`47I2121` boar (male pig)

`47I21211` hog (castrated male pig)

I viii 77Aliter catuli longe olent, laiter sues Dogs and hogs smell very different

`47I2121:25H23` boar (male pig)❧sea (seascape)

II iv 77Delphinum sylvis appingit, fluctibus aprum Peoples his woods with dolphins, waves with boars

`47I2122` sow

`47I2122(+9335)` sow (+ snout, jaw, beak, nib)

I vii 24Anulus aureus in naribus suis A gold ring in a pig's snout

`47I2122(+941)` sow (+ birth of an animal)

II v 43Non pluet post noctem, qua sus agrestis pepererit The wild sow's farrow will bring a fine morrow

`47I2123` piglet, suckling pig

IV viii 42Matrem sequimini porci Piglets, after your mother

`47I212:25H211` pig❧spring, source of river or stream

III vi 72Fontibus apros, floribus austrum Pigs to springs, the south wind to flowers

`47I212:55CC11` pig❧Greed, Covetousness, Cupidity; 'Cupidità' (Ripa)

III iv 23Sus acina dependes You are a pig who will pay for the grapes

`47I213` sheep

`47I213(+9331)` sheep (+ skull of an animal)

V i 18Vervecea statua A sheep-brained piece of statuary

`47I213(+947)` sheep (+ animal psychology)

III i 95Ovium mores The character of a sheep

`47I2131` ram

`47I2131(+9512)` ram (+ animal(s) attacking)

II v 92Aries nutricationes mercedem persolvit The ram paid for its upbringing

`47I2133` lamb

II ix 73Obiicere canibus agnos To throw lambs to the dogs

`47I2133(+9323)` lamb (+ entrails, internal organs of an animal)

IV ix 94Agninis lactibus alligare canem Tie up a dog with lamb's chitterlings

`47I213:25F23(WOLF)` sheep❧beasts of prey, predatory animals: wolf

IV vi 42Οἴολυκος Sheep-wolf

`47I214` goat

`47I214(+92)` goat (+ sex and age of animals; propagation of animals)

II vi 10Capra nondum peperit, haedus autem ludit in tectis The she-goat has not yet given birth, but the kid is playing on the roof

`47I214(+921)` goat (+ young animal)

II vi 10Capra nondum peperit, haedus autem ludit in tectis The she-goat has not yet given birth, but the kid is playing on the roof

`47I214(+9332)` goat (+ antlers; horn)

I i 66Capra contra sese cornua The goat (turns) its own horns against itself

`47I214(+9351)` goat (+ skin, fleece, hide, fur, leather)

I v 24Antiquiora diphtera loqueris You are talking of things older than the diphthera

`47I214(+94)` goat (+ animal behaviour)

II vi 10Capra nondum peperit, haedus autem ludit in tectis The she-goat has not yet given birth, but the kid is playing on the roof

`47I214(+945)` goat (+ animals eating and drinking)

IV v 88In agro surculario capras Like goats in a young orchard

`47I214(+949)` goat (+ audible means of communication of animal(s): roaring, crying, singing, barking, mewing, neighing, chirping, etc.)

III iv 51Becceselenus Moonstruck

`47I2141` he-goat, billy-goat

I iii 51Mulgere hircum To milk a he-goat

`47I2142` she-goat, nanny-goat

`47I2142(+95):31A2744` she-goat, nanny-goat (+ animal(s) in motion; positions, expressions of animals)❧kicking something

I x 20Capra Scyria A Scyrian she-goat

`47I221` herding, herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess, cowherd, etc.

`47I2211` herd, flock

III vi 86De grege illo est He is from that flock

`47I22111` return to the fold, byre, stable ~ herd, herdsman

I vii 50Intra suas praesepes Safe in his own fold

`47I221:47I214` herding, herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess, cowherd, etc.❧goat

II vi 95Caprarius in aestu A goatherd in the heat

`47I221:51DD4` herding, herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess, cowherd, etc.❧Ugliness

II v 100Mopso Nisa datur Nisa is Mopsus' bride

`47I2223` trough

`47I223` milking

`47I224` shearing (sheep)

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

`47I224(+0)` shearing (sheep) (+ variant)

`47I225(+0)` breeding ~ cattle (+ variant)

`47I2262(+0)` nose ring(ing), ear tag(ging), etc. ~ marking cattle (+ variant)

IV vii 97Psallium injicere To put on a curb-chain

`47I2271` stall, stable

IV vi 91Bos in stabulo An ox in the stable

`47I2271(+21)` stall, stable (+ men (labourers))

III v 43Sambucam citius caloni aptaveris Sooner tune a harp

`47I2271(+23)` stall, stable (+ children (labourers))

III vii 87Agas asellum You can drive the ass

`47I2421` honey-comb

II viii 57Eadem cera One and the same wax

`47I2422` wax ~ bee-keeping

`47I243(+9512)` swarm ~ bees (+ animal(s) attacking)

IV vii 6Calvus quum fis Although you are bald

`47I244(+9421)` bees ~ apiculture (+ nest, den, burrow)

II x 73In apes irruisti You have charged into the bees

`47I411` orchard

`47I411:25G3(+361)` orchard❧trees (+ young plant)

IV v 88In agro surculario capras Like goats in a young orchard

`47I4131` picking fruit

`47I4132` shaking down, tossing down the fruit

`47I421` vineyard

I vi 84Propria vineta caedere To cut down one's own vineyards

`47I422` vine

II ii 25Vallus vitem decepit The prop has let down the vine

`47I422(+8934)` vine (+ bearing fruit)

II v 13Siculus omphacizat A Sicilian picking unripe grapes

`47I4222` bunch of grapes

`47I4223` grape

`47I4223(+8939):51FF511` grape (+ other characteristics of plant growth)❧Maturity

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

`47I4223:51F511` grape❧Immaturity

II v 13Siculus omphacizat A Sicilian picking unripe grapes

`47I423` vintage, grape harvest

II ii 17Haud impune vindemiam facies You will not gather the vintage without paying for it

`47I4251(+0)` wine-testing, wine-grading (+ variant)

IV ii 58Gutta vini A drop of wine

`47I71(+57)` tree nursery (+ bending, folding, shaping ~ industrial processes)

II vii 14Naturam expellas furca, tamen usque recurrit Though you cast out nature with a fork, it still returns

`47I831` charcoal furnace

`47I84` woodcutting, woodcutter ~ forestry

`47I84(+53):41A3281` woodcutting, woodcutter ~ forestry (+ dividing ~ industrial processes)❧key

II vi 81Clavi findere ligna et securi fores aperire To split logs with a key and open a door with an axe

`47I8711(+0)` timber floating down the river (+ variant)

IV iii 57Fluvius non semper fert secures A river does not always bring axes

`47I872` beam, log of wood

II vi 81Clavi findere ligna et securi fores aperire To split logs with a key and open a door with an axe

`47I872:25G3(FIG-TREE)` beam, log of wood❧trees: fig-tree

IV v 49Fuit et Mandroni ficulna navis Mandro too had a ship made of fig-wood

`47K4` making of fishing nets

III vii 18Albo rete aliena capiant bona They use a white net to hunt for other people's goods

`47K42` fishing net

IV x 46Et operam et retiam perdere Waste both toil and net

`47L1` building a ship, ship under construction

IV v 49Fuit et Mandroni ficulna navis Mandro too had a ship made of fig-wood

`48` art

`48(+373)` art (+ singing)

I vii 78Excubiarum causa canens Singing at his post

`48(+4)` art (+ the work of art and its production)

II vi 58Acesei et Heliconis opera Works worthy of Aceseus and Helicon

`48(+54)` art (+ competitions, contests ~ arts)

I vi 42Post Lesbium cantorem But second fiddle to a Lesbian

`48(+6122)` art (+ bronze ~ arts)

`48(+632)` art (+ glass ~ arts)

IV iii 69Si tanti vitrum, quanti margaritum If glass is worth that much, what price pearls?

`48(+7241)` art (+ archaic art)

I v 24Antiquiora diphtera loqueris You are talking of things older than the diphthera

`48A` art and the public; styles and ornaments

I viii 92Honos alit artes Honours nourish arts

`48A2` criticizing and discussing art, art criticism

`48A221` negative criticism by (professional) critic

`48A3` competition, art contest

II vii 4Turpe silere Shame to be mute

`48A41(+0)` honouring the artist with laurel wreath (+ variant)

II ii 11Coronam quidem gestans, caeterum siti perditus Wearing a garland, yet destroyed by thirst

`48A7121` applause; 'claque'

`48A724` music-hall

V i 31Concessis in Talario ludo A music-hall assembly

`48A98111(+0)` ornament ~ meander (+ variant)

II x 51Labyrinthus A labyrinth

`48A984` ornament derived from animal forms

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

`48B10` inspiration of the artist (in general)

IV x 72Musopatagos Muse-struck

`48B111(+651)` studio requisites (artist in general) (+ skins, leather ~ arts)

IV vii 18Coriaceum auxilium A leather prop

`48B142` prodigious talent of the young artist

IV x 86Jovis germen Scion of Jove

`48B21` Fame ~ artist

II vi 58Acesei et Heliconis opera Works worthy of Aceseus and Helicon

`48C14111(+0)` bird's eye view ~ representation of building (+ variant)

IV iii 95Velut e specula As if from a watch-tower

`48C161` column, pillar ~ architecture

`48C161(+422)` column, pillar ~ architecture (+ destroying a work of art)

IV iii 77Columnas rumpere Shattering columns

`48C161:61G(MAENIAN COLUMN)` column, pillar ~ architecture❧names of artefacts and man-made objects (MAENIAN COLUMN) (MAENIAN COLUMN)

IV ix 42Menia columna The Maenian Column

`48C1622:46A1632` vault ~ architecture❧money-chest, treasure-chest, money-box

III v 37Phaniae ianua The doors of Phanias

`48C2(+6122):47I21111` sculpture (+ bronze ~ arts)❧ox

III x 80Servabis bovem You will keep watch on the ox

`48C21(+0)` sculptor at work (+ variant)

V ii 43Ut Phidiae signum Like a statue by Phidias

`48C211(+63)` sculptor making a model, bozzetto (+ clay, sand, etc. ~ arts)

II v 32Manum fingere To mould by hand

`48C24` piece of sculpture, reproduction of a piece of sculpture

`48C24(+6122):47I21111` piece of sculpture, reproduction of a piece of sculpture (+ bronze ~ arts)❧ox

III iv 16Bos in civitate An ox in the city

`48C24:47I2112` piece of sculpture, reproduction of a piece of sculpture❧cow

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

`48C24:92B5` piece of sculpture, reproduction of a piece of sculpture❧(story of) Mercury (Hermes)

II v 47Ne a quovis ligno Mercurius fiat Do not make a Mercury out of any and every wood

`48C311` jeweller, goldsmith, silversmith

III iv 36Aurificem te futurum credebas You thought you were going to strike gold

`48C313` potter, ceramist

`48C313(+333)` potter, ceramist (+ making pottery, ceramics)

I vi 15In dolio figularem artem discere To learn the potter's art on a big jar

`48C313(+63)` potter, ceramist (+ clay, sand, etc. ~ arts)

I x 56Figuli opes A potter's wealth

`48C316` joiner, cabinet maker, 'ébéniste'

IV iv 41Soterichi lecti Couches of Soterichus

`48C33(+643)` work of applied art (+ wood, e.g.: panel ~ arts)

II viii 63Ficulnus gladius A figwood sword

`48C34(POTTER'S WHEEL)` tools, implements of craftsman: potter's wheel

`48C34(TOUCH-STONE)` tools, implements of craftsman: touch-stone

`48C35` ornamenting, decorating ~ applied arts

`48C51` painting (including book-illumination, miniature-painting)

`48C512` painter in non-work situation

IV iii 60Pausone mendicior As poor as Pauson

`48C514` picture, painting

`48C524` drawing, sketch

IV iv 31Μονόγραμμοι Mere outlines

`48C5254(+0)` silhouette-apparatus, 'physionotrace' (+ variant)

IV iv 31Μονόγραμμοι Mere outlines

`48C5311` woodcutter, wood-engraver

II x 16Milium torno sculpere To turn millet on a lathe

`48C7` music

`48C72` musician

`48C721` musician at work

II vii 93Mutus Hipparchion Hipparchion loses his voice

`48C721:48C7351` musician at work❧flute, aulos, tibia

II iii 34Tibicinis vitam vivis You live the life of a flute-player

`48C72:48C7351` musician❧flute, aulos, tibia

IV vii 46Tibicen vapulat The flautist gets the beating

`48C73` musical instruments; group of musical instruments

III i 36Extra organum Beyond the instrument

`48C731` string instruments (bowed)

`48C7311` violin, fiddle

`48C7321` lyre, cithara, psaltery

`48C7322` harp

III v 43Sambucam citius caloni aptaveris Sooner tune a harp

`48C7323` lute, and special forms of lute, e.g.: theorbo

I iv 37Nihil graculo cum fidibus A jackdaw has no business with a lute

`48C7344(CYMBAL)` other percussion instruments (CYMBAL)

IV x 82Cymbalum mundi The world's cymbal

`48C7351` flute, aulos, tibia

`48C7351(+1)` flute, aulos, tibia (+ artist at work)

`48C7352` horn, trumpet, cornet, trombone, tuba

`48C7356(LONG PIPES)` other wind instruments (LONG PIPES)

I v 97Quid opus erat longis canere tibiis? What need was there to play on the long pipes?

`48C75` making music; musician with instrument

I v 97Quid opus erat longis canere tibiis? What need was there to play on the long pipes?

`48C75(+54)` making music; musician with instrument (+ competitions, contests ~ arts)

III iv 82Magnus versator in re pusilla A big mover in a little affair

`48C7511:48C7326(SAMBUCA)` tuning an instrument❧other string instruments (SAMBUCA) (SAMBUCA)

III v 43Sambucam citius caloni aptaveris Sooner tune a harp

`48C752` one person playing an instrument

I v 9Eadem oberrare chorda To strike the same wrong note

`48C7521` one person playing string instrument (bowed)

`48C7521:48C7311` one person playing string instrument (bowed)❧violin, fiddle

II v 35Bonus cantor, bonus cupediaris A good fiddler or a good pastrycook, all's one

`48C7522` one person playing string instrument (plucked)

I vii 7Non omnes qui habent citharam sunt citharoedi Not all that hold the lyre can play it

`48C7525` one person playing wind instrument

`48C7525:48C7351` one person playing wind instrument❧flute, aulos, tibia

`48C752:48C7321` one person playing an instrument❧lyre, cithara, psaltery

III iii 76Moschus canens Boeoticum Moschus singing a Boeotian strain

`48C7541` singer accompanying himself

II vi 21Canere ad myrtum To sing to the myrtle-branch

`48C7541(+0)` singer accompanying himself (+ variant)

V ii 38Latini tibicinis more Like a Latin flute player

`48C75412` bard, lyric poet

`48C7542` musician(s) accompanying singer(s)

`48C755` vocal music, singing

`48C755(+7242):23T27(DORIAN)` vocal music, singing (+ classical art)❧modern division of historical epochs ~ centuries (DORIAN)

IV ix 76Dorice concinere To sing together in Dorian mode

`48C7551` singer without accompaniment

`48C75511` male singer

IV ix 34Equitandi peritus ne cantet The horseman should not take to singing

`48C7552(+15)` choir (+ artist at work with assistants or pupils)

IV ix 38Malus choraules, bonus symphoniacus Bad accompanist, great chorister

`48C755:57B1` vocal music, singing❧Praise, Approbation, Approval; 'Lode' (Ripa)

II v 86Ipse semet canit He sings his own praises

`48C7562` vocal popular music

`48C7562:51B3` vocal popular music❧Parity, Equality

II v 76Cantilenam eandem canis You sing the same song

`48C78` listening to music

`48C811` stage design

IV i 41Rupta ancora His hook has broken

`48C813` set, scenery ~ stage

II v 28In toga saltantis personam inducere To put a dancer on the stage wearing a toga

`48C821(+0)` director, producer ~ the stage (+ variant)

V i 29Clemens lanista A soft-hearted manager of gladiators

`48C8322` actor, actress (non-work situations)

`48C8421` male dancer

II v 28In toga saltantis personam inducere To put a dancer on the stage wearing a toga

`48C85` theatre, theatrical performance

`48C8521` actor (on the stage)

`48C8521:31A2763` actor (on the stage)❧floating in the air

IV i 41Rupta ancora His hook has broken

`48C8521:98B(MAESON)` actor (on the stage)❧male persons from classical history (MAESON)

IV vii 54Maesonica dicteria Maesonian quips

`48C8521:98B(MOLON)` actor (on the stage)❧male persons from classical history (MOLON)

III v 57Pusillus quantus Molon Short as Molon

`48C8544` pantomime, dumb show, masque

III v 77Siculissare To behave like a Sicilian

`48C8545` tragedy

`48C85450` 'Tragedia' (Ripa)

IV iii 40Tragicum malum A tragic misfortune

`48C85450(+1)` 'Tragedia' (Ripa) (+ artist at work)

IV ix 64Alios tragoedos provocat He challenges the other tragedians

`48C8545:48C8521` tragedy❧actor (on the stage)

III vi 90Amicos tragoedos aemulatur He's imitating his tragic friends

`48C8546` comedy

`48C8546(+1)` comedy (+ artist at work)

V i 20Quam in tragoedia Comici Comic characters in a tragedy

`48C8546:48C8521` comedy❧actor (on the stage)

III vi 80Ego faciam omnia more Nicostrati I shall do everything as Nicostratus did

`48C9(+4311)` literature ~ arts (+ plagiary ~ work of art)

IV i 95Clavam extorque Herculi To snatch Hercules' club

`48C901` symbolic representations, allegories and emblems ~ poetry; 'Poesia' (Ripa)

`48C901(+0)` symbolic representations, allegories and emblems ~ poetry; 'Poesia' (Ripa) (+ variant)

I v 45Nihil ad versum Nothing to do with the verse

`48C91` writer, poet, author

`48C910` inspiration of the poet; 'Furore poetico' (Ripa)

III ii 54Aut oportet tragoedias agere omneis aut insanire All men must either act tragedies or go mad

`48C9101` the poet and his muse

IV x 87Musarem aves Birds of the Muses' flock

`48C911` author, poet writing

II ix 94Ne tria quidem Stesichori nosti You don't know even Stesichorus' triplet

`48C919(+0)` author destroying his own work (+ variant)

I vi 84Propria vineta caedere To cut down one's own vineyards

`48C91:48C8545` writer, poet, author❧tragedy

II ix 89Nihil differs a Chaerephonte There's no difference between you and Chaerephon

`48C91:51BB2` writer, poet, author❧Dissimilarity, Unlikeness

III ii 74Aliud noctua sonat, aliud cornix The owl has one cry and the raven another

`48C91:98B(CARCINUS)` writer, poet, author❧male persons from classical history (CARCINUS)

III ii 30Carcini poemata Carcinus' verses

`48C91:98B(IBYCUS)` writer, poet, author❧(story of) Ibycus

IV vii 59Ibyci equus Ibycus' horse

`48C91:98B(PHILOXENUS)6` writer, poet, author❧male persons from classical history (PHILOXENUS) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history

III ii 95Philoxeni Non Philoxenus's No

`48C91:98C(PRAXILLA)` writer, poet, author❧female persons from classical history (PRAXILLA)

II ix 11Stupidior Praxillae Adonide As stupid as the Adonis of Praxilla

`49A` education

`49A(+0):41C11` education (+ variant)❧eating

III v 49Coenare me doce Teach me to eat

`49A1` study and diversion

III iii 51Non potes Tethydem simul et Galateam amare You cannot love Tethys and Galatea at one time

`49B` scholastic education, tuition

`49B(+2)` scholastic education, tuition (+ lesson, lecture)

V ii 12E schola cantilena A sing-song from the schools

`49B(+3)` scholastic education, tuition (+ teacher, professor)

`49B(+6)` scholastic education, tuition (+ report, mark ~ school)

`49B21` going to school

II viii 50Eodem in ludo docti Taught in the same school

`49B24` teacher and pupil

`49B24(+3)` teacher and pupil (+ teacher, professor)

II iv 52Cave Thoracem Beware of Thorax

`49B241` child teaching teacher, parents, or other adults

`49B2521` rod, birch ~ punishment at school

II vi 64Manum ferulae subduximus I have withdrawn my hand from the cane

`49B43` professor

V i 84Doceat, qui didicit Let one who has learned teach others

`49B441` studying ~ university

V i 84Doceat, qui didicit Let one who has learned teach others

`49B441(+0)` studying ~ university (+ symbol, coat of arms, seal, etc. ~ school, education)

V i 72Pleno gradu At a quick march

`49B4411` studying at night

II viii 38Somnus absit ab oculis Be sleep far from your eyes

`49C112` 'Dialectica' (~ trivium); 'Dialettica' (Ripa)

III v 99Quod scis, nescis What you know, you do not know

`49C113` 'Rhetorica', 'Eloquentia' (~ trivium); 'Rettorica' (Ripa)

`49C2` philosophy

I viii 90Sapientum octavus Eighth of the Sages

`49C20` 'Philosophia'; 'Filosofia' (Ripa)

IV ix 61Philosophari Philosophizing

`49C212` logic, 'Logica'; 'Logica' (Ripa)

`49C3` scholar, philosopher

`49C31` group of scholars or philosophers

II ii 3Lusciniae nugis insidentes Nightingales perching on trifles