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`51CC12` Negative Result, Bad Result

II x 41Lis litem serit One quarrel breeds another

`51CC19` No Result, Lack of Result, Inefficacy, Futility

`51CC19:46A633` No Result, Lack of Result, Inefficacy, Futility❧debate, discussion (~ meeting)

IV v 56Philippide tenuius As skinny as Philippides

`51CC19:52E3` No Result, Lack of Result, Inefficacy, Futility❧Counsel; 'Consiglio' (Ripa)

III v 29Inanium inania consilia Futile advice from futile people

`51CC19:54A6` No Result, Lack of Result, Inefficacy, Futility❧Helpfulness

`51CC19:56D1` No Result, Lack of Result, Inefficacy, Futility❧Hope; 'Speranza', 'Speranza delle fatiche' (Ripa)

IV iii 5Inani spe flagrat Burning with empty hopes

`51CC19:57B1` No Result, Lack of Result, Inefficacy, Futility❧Praise, Approbation, Approval; 'Lode' (Ripa)

II vi 20Vino vendibili suspensa hedera nihil opus Good wine needs no bush

`51CC1:33B14` Effect, Result❧threatening behaviour, challenging

V i 75Cicadae sibi canent The cicadas will sing to themselves

`51CC2` Chance, Haphazard

`51D1` Order, Arrangement, Organization

`51D2` Harmony, Regularity

`51D4` Beauty; 'Bellezza' (Ripa)

`51D4:31AA2237` Beauty; 'Bellezza' (Ripa)❧buttocks, 'partes posteriores' - AA - female human figure

IV vii 15Callipygos Beautifully-buttocked

`51DD1` Disorder, Confusion, Derangement, Disorganization, Chaos

`51DD11` Contamination

IV x 38Macula, Labes Stain, blot

`51DD11:21D` Contamination❧water (one of the four elements)

II vi 83Coeno puram aquam turbans nunquam invenies potum Foul the clear water with mud and you'll never find any to drink

`51DD2` Disharmony, Irregularity

`51DD4` Ugliness

`51E` Hierarchical Order

II iv 47Omnia sub unam Myconum One Myconos to cover everything

`51E1` Independence, Autonomy

`51E11` Freedom, Liberty; 'Libertà' (Ripa)

`51E11:31B6235` Freedom, Liberty; 'Libertà' (Ripa)❧speaking

`51E11:53A11` Freedom, Liberty; 'Libertà' (Ripa)❧Choice; 'Elettione' (Ripa)

I x 68Quocunque pedes ferent Wherever your feet take you

`51E11:56BB1` Freedom, Liberty; 'Libertà' (Ripa)❧Pain, Sorrow, Sadness; 'Dolore', 'Dolore di Zeusi' (Ripa)

II x 81In nihil sapiendo jucundissima vita In knowing nothing is the sweetest life

`51E1:53B2` Independence, Autonomy❧Decisiveness, Decision

II viii 77Ultro Deus subjicit bona God gives good things of his own free will

`51E2` Superiority

`51E2:23T23` Superiority❧classical antiquity (historical epoch)

III x 15Antiquis debetur veneratio The ancients should be treated with reverence

`51E2:41C7113` Superiority❧kinds of wine

II vi 20Vino vendibili suspensa hedera nihil opus Good wine needs no bush

`51E2:46B472` Superiority❧loss (~ commerce)

III vii 4Nihil minus expedit quam agrum optime colere Nothing pays less well than really good farming

`51E2:46C215(ANCHOR)` Superiority❧parts of ship's exterior: anchor

IV v 41Non vulgari ancora nititur Depending on no ordinary anchor

`51E2:47I13` Superiority❧cultivation ~ agriculture

III vii 4Nihil minus expedit quam agrum optime colere Nothing pays less well than really good farming

`51E2:49G1` Superiority❧physician, doctor

III iv 85Pro eleganti medico malus poeta Instead of an exclusive physician, a bad poet

`51E2:52A51` Superiority❧Wisdom; 'Sapienza', 'Sapienza humana', 'Sapienza vera' (Ripa)

III iii 23Nunc ipsa vivit sapientia Now wisdom itself is alive

`51E2:53C11` Superiority❧Authority, Power; 'Dominio', 'Giurisdittione' (Ripa)

`51E2:54A31` Superiority❧Experience, Mastery; 'Esperienza' (Ripa)

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

`51E2:54A33` Superiority❧Skill, Ability; 'Artificio', 'Prontezza' (Ripa)

IV iv 78Uno digitulo With one little finger

`51E2:55B1` Superiority❧Wealth, Opulence; 'Opulenza', 'Richezza' (Ripa)

II viii 71Ultra res Callicrates Beyond the standard of Callicrates

`51E2:56D1` Superiority❧Hope; 'Speranza', 'Speranza delle fatiche' (Ripa)

III iv 57Insperabilem vitam vivis You live a life one could not hope for

`51E2:92` Superiority❧gods ~ classical mythology

IV v 35Divinum excipio sermonem I except the gods

`51E2:92D4` Superiority❧(story of the) Muses; 'Muse' (Ripa)

III iii 24Nunc ipsa floret Musa Now is the Muse herself in flower

`51E3` Conformity; 'Temperamento delle cose terrene con le celesti' (Ripa)

`51EE1` Dependence

IV vii 14Insanire cum insanientibus To take on the madness of the mad

`51EE11` Restriction, Limitation

`51EE11:51E11` Restriction, Limitation❧Freedom, Liberty; 'Libertà' (Ripa)

II vi 67Extra chorum saltare To dance outside the ring

`51EE11:56F231` Restriction, Limitation❧Fidelity in Friendship; 'Confermatione dell'Amicitia', 'Fede nell'Amicitia' (Ripa)

III ii 10Usque ad aras amicus A friend as far as the altar

`51EE11:57A25` Restriction, Limitation❧Responsibility, Liability

IV ii 86Esto promus Do your job as steward

`51EE2` Inferiority

`51EE2:3` Inferiority❧Human Being, Man in General

III ix 22Cum diis non pugnandum You may not fight with the gods

`51EE2:41C69` Inferiority❧meat; still life of meat

III iii 50Nullus emptor difficilis bonum edit obsonium No hard bargainer eats good meat

`51EE4` Incoherence

`51F1` Precedence

`51F2` Continuity

`51F2:24` Continuity❧the heavens (celestial bodies)

IV iv 8Adhuc coelum volvitur The heavens are still revolving

`51F2:45A1` Continuity❧war

III iii 84Ασπονδος πόλεμος A truceless war

`51F2:47E11` Continuity❧home production

IV x 54Opus ad opus Toil on toil

`51F2:48C755` Continuity❧vocal music, singing

III x 87Canis You keep on singing

`51F2:54A1` Continuity❧Activity

II i 40Ne genu quidem flexo Without even bending a knee

`51F2:56D1` Continuity❧Hope; 'Speranza', 'Speranza delle fatiche' (Ripa)

II v 100Mopso Nisa datur Nisa is Mopsus' bride

`51F3` Priority, Pre-eminence

`51F3:46B471` Priority, Pre-eminence❧profit (~ commerce)

III vii 14Lucrum pudori praestat Profit before shame

`51F3:58B2` Priority, Pre-eminence❧Life

III viii 48Omnibus antevertenda vitae cura Life comes before all else

`51F3:91E7` Priority, Pre-eminence❧Deucalion's flood; Jupiter sends a great flood to destroy mankind; Deucalion and Pyrrha afloat

IV i 46A Nannaco Since Nannacus

`51F4` Simultaneity

`51F4:54FF11` Simultaneity❧Adversity, Misfortune, Bad Luck; 'Fortuna infelice', 'Infortunio' (Ripa)

IV v 100Pereant amici etc. May my friends perish . . .

`51F5` Beginning; 'Principio' (Ripa)

`51F51` Newness

`51F511` Immaturity

`51F51:41C27(SIEVE)` Newness❧kitchen-utensils: sieve

V i 64Novum cribrum, novo paxillo A new sieve on a new peg

`51F51:41D2` Newness❧clothes, costume

IV ix 78Mutare vestem To change one's clothes

`51F51:41D231` Newness❧trousers, breeches

III iv 52Imperitus anaxyride indutus omnibus id ostentat The ignorant man who has just put on trousers shows them off to everyone

`51F51:41D427(+0)` Newness❧accessories and implements ~ laundering, e.g. clothes-peg, drying frame, (empty) washing line (+ variant)

V i 64Novum cribrum, novo paxillo A new sieve on a new peg

`51F51:46A12` Newness❧nobility and patriciate; chivalry, knighthood

IV viii 65Avis ex avibus Bird of a long line of birds

`51F51:56F23` Newness❧Friendship; 'Amicitia' (Ripa)

III iii 80Novos parans amicos ne obliviscere veterum When you make new friends, do not forget the old ones

`51F52` Earliness

`51F521` Precocity

`51F521:22C4(GREY):31A22621` Precocity❧colours, pigments, and paints (GREY)❧hair

III iii 86Ergini cani Erginus' white hairs

`51F521:31E` Precocity❧death of human being

III viii 100Praematura mors Early death

`51F521:51FF51` Precocity❧Oldness

III iii 86Ergini cani Erginus' white hairs

`51F521:52A51` Precocity❧Wisdom; 'Sapienza', 'Sapienza humana', 'Sapienza vera' (Ripa)

IV i 100Odi puerulos, praecoci sapientia I hate striplings who are precociously wise

`51F521:56DD1` Precocity❧Fear, Dread; 'Paura', 'Timidità o Timore', 'Timore' (Ripa)

II viii 69Ante tubam trepidas You're frightened before you hear the trumpet sound

`51F52:31E` Earliness❧death of human being

IV i 100Odi puerulos, praecoci sapientia I hate striplings who are precociously wise

`51F52:31E142` Earliness❧death of a child

II viii 28Liberorum amantior quam Gello As fond of children as Gello

`51F5:23D43` Beginning; 'Principio' (Ripa)❧summer, 'Aestas'; 'Estate' (Ripa)

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

`51F5:26F1` Beginning; 'Principio' (Ripa)❧good weather

IV iv 70Non pluit etc It stops raining the night the wild sow farrows

`51F5:45A1` Beginning; 'Principio' (Ripa)❧war

III v 28Hinc belli initium This is where the war begins

`51F5:46A633` Beginning; 'Principio' (Ripa)❧debate, discussion (~ meeting)

V ii 8Primas jactare hastas Throw the first spears

`51F5:49C4` Beginning; 'Principio' (Ripa)❧discussion, dialogue, dispute ~ scholar, philosopher

V ii 8Primas jactare hastas Throw the first spears

`51F5:51A1` Beginning; 'Principio' (Ripa)❧Existence

III ix 23Autor omnium et fons Author and source of everything

`51F5:54B6` Beginning; 'Principio' (Ripa)❧Worth, Value

V ii 44In numerum pervenire Begin to count for something

`51F7` Regularity of Recurrence

`51F8` Middle

IV vii 98Principium, medium, finis Beginning, middle, and end

`51FF1` Subsequence

`51FF3` Posteriority

II iv 89Sequitur ver hiemem Spring follows winter

`51FF3:47I14` Posteriority❧harvest

I x 41Ex stipula cognoscere To judge by the stubble

`51FF3:57A4` Posteriority❧Shame

III vii 14Lucrum pudori praestat Profit before shame

`51FF4` Non-simultaneity

`51FF5` End; 'Fine' (Ripa)

`51FF51` Oldness

`51FF511` Maturity

`51FF51:41D1` Oldness❧fashion

III iii 17Pellenaea tunica A tunic Pellene-style

`51FF51:46C21` Oldness❧ships (in general)

II vii 15Navis annosa haudquaquam navigabit per mare An old ship will not sail the open sea

`51FF51:52E2` Oldness❧Prediction, Prophecy; 'Augurio', 'Divinatione', 'Profetia' (Ripa)

IV x 8Veterata vaticinari Trot out the same stale prophecy

`51FF51:56F23` Oldness❧Friendship; 'Amicitia' (Ripa)

III iii 80Novos parans amicos ne obliviscere veterum When you make new friends, do not forget the old ones

`51FF51:61E(TYRUS)` Oldness❧names of cities and villages (TYRUS)

III vii 94Quae ex antiqua What comes from the old city

`51FF52` Lateness

`51FF521` Delay

`51FF52:44G3` Lateness❧criminal law; punishment

II x 69Invitus Jupiter novit Jupiter has no wish to know

`51FF52:46C514` Lateness❧arrival and return ~ travelling

II ix 17Sero venisti, sed in Colonum ito You're late; off with you to Colonus

`51FF52:52C4` Lateness❧Understanding, Comprehension; 'Apprehensiva' (Ripa)

V i 88Sero vidit justitiam He has too late recognized the right

`51FF52:54A6` Lateness❧Helpfulness

V i 5Post rem devoratam ratio To start reckoning up when the money's been squandered

`51FF52:55A12` Lateness❧Reward, 'Praemium'; 'Premio', 'Remuneratione' (Ripa)

III viii 10Quae sero contingunt, sed magnifica Rewards coming late, but generously

`51FF52:55CC1` Lateness❧Saving, Frugality, Parsimony; 'Parsimonia' (Ripa)

V i 5Post rem devoratam ratio To start reckoning up when the money's been squandered

`51FF52:56D1` Lateness❧Hope; 'Speranza', 'Speranza delle fatiche' (Ripa)

`51FF5:26F2` End; 'Fine' (Ripa)❧bad weather

IV iv 70Non pluit etc It stops raining the night the wild sow farrows

`51FF5:49D32` End; 'Fine' (Ripa)❧line (~ planimetry, geometry)

IV v 46Extrema linea The finishing line

`51FF5:51D4` End; 'Fine' (Ripa)❧Beauty; 'Bellezza' (Ripa)

II ix 58Omnia similia They're all the same

`51FF5:52D41` End; 'Fine' (Ripa)❧Trifles, 'Nugae'

III ix 30Omissis nugis rem experiamur Trifling aside, let's put it to the test

`51FF5:54B6` End; 'Fine' (Ripa)❧Worth, Value

III v 59Perierunt bona It is the end of good things

`51FF5:56F23` End; 'Fine' (Ripa)❧Friendship; 'Amicitia' (Ripa)

II i 26Multas amicitias silentium diremit Many's the friendship silence hath undone

`51FF6` Infrequency

`51G1` Largeness, Magnitude

`51G1:25F711(DUNG-BEETLE)` Largeness, Magnitude❧insects: dung-beetle

II vi 65Aetnaeus cantharus An Etna beetle

`51G1:25F711(SCARABAEUS)` Largeness, Magnitude❧insects: scarabaeus

II vi 65Aetnaeus cantharus An Etna beetle

`51G1:25H17` Largeness, Magnitude❧meadow, pasture

II viii 29Gleba arvum Clod and field

`51G1:25H213` Largeness, Magnitude❧river

III i 44Magno flumini rivulum inducis You lead a rivulet into a great river

`51G1:31A` Largeness, Magnitude❧the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa)

IV iii 53Cleomenes superat cubile Cleomenes is too big for his bed

`51G1:41C321` Largeness, Magnitude❧cup

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

`51G1:47I2131(+9332)` Largeness, Magnitude❧ram (+ antlers; horn)

III vi 92Aries cornibus lasciviens A ram frisking with its horns

`51G1:51BB2` Largeness, Magnitude❧Dissimilarity, Unlikeness

III ix 70Ingens discrimen An enormous difference

`51G1:51GG1` Largeness, Magnitude❧Littleness, Smallness

I viii 56Multa Syrorum olera Syria is not short of herbs

`51G1:54F14` Largeness, Magnitude❧Advantage

IV iii 22Hirundo totos schoenos anteibit A swallow will be miles ahead

`51G1:54FF11` Largeness, Magnitude❧Adversity, Misfortune, Bad Luck; 'Fortuna infelice', 'Infortunio' (Ripa)

II v 55Quaerens obsonium vestem perdidi Seeking a dinner, I have lost my coat

`51G2` Heaviness

`51G3` Toughness

`51G4` Hardness

`51G4(+0):31B` Hardness (+ variant)❧mind, spirit

III x 72Inexorabilis Unbending

`51G4:22D` Hardness❧sound

II viii 53Eretriensium rho The Eritrian rho

`51G4:31A2262(+923)` Hardness❧skin (human) (+ defending oneself)

III i 35Callum ducere To grow thick-skinned

`51G5:57A6` Visibility❧Virtuousness; 'Amor di Virtù', 'Attione virtuosa', 'Guida sicura de' veri honori', 'Virtù', 'Virtù insuperabile' (Ripa)

III viii 62Elucet egregia virtus Exceptional virtue shines out

`51G6` Smoothness

`51G6:47C621` Smoothness❧shaping in a mould (industrial process)

II ix 18Ad pedem To fit the foot

`51GG1` Littleness, Smallness

`51GG1:25D24` Littleness, Smallness❧clay (soil type)

II viii 29Gleba arvum Clod and field

`51GG1:25H212` Littleness, Smallness❧brook

III i 44Magno flumini rivulum inducis You lead a rivulet into a great river

`51GG1:41A761` Littleness, Smallness❧bed

IV iii 53Cleomenes superat cubile Cleomenes is too big for his bed

`51GG1:41C661` Littleness, Smallness❧salt

II i 14Nemini fidas, nisi cum quo prius modium salis absumpseris Trust no man, unless you have eaten a peck of salt with him first

`51GG1:41D268` Littleness, Smallness❧bag

IV ii 69Ne maior thylaco accessio Beware the load is not bigger than the bag

`51GG1:51BB2` Littleness, Smallness❧Dissimilarity, Unlikeness

IV x 71Pilus in medio A hair in between

`51GG1:54F11` Littleness, Smallness❧Welfare, Prosperity; 'Felicità publica', 'Prosperità della vita', 'Salute' (Ripa)

II v 55Quaerens obsonium vestem perdidi Seeking a dinner, I have lost my coat

`51GG1:55C2` Littleness, Smallness❧Giving

III ix 100Munus exiguum, sed opportunum A small gift, but a timely one

`51GG1:56D1` Littleness, Smallness❧Hope; 'Speranza', 'Speranza delle fatiche' (Ripa)

III vii 45Tenuis spes Slender hope

`51GG2` Lightness; 'Leggierezza' (Ripa)

`51GG2:45C22` Lightness; 'Leggierezza' (Ripa)❧armour

III iv 29Mars haud concutit sua ipsius arma Mars never shuffles his own weapons about

`51GG2:49K321` Lightness; 'Leggierezza' (Ripa)❧word

III i 18Levissima res oratio Words are the lightest of things

`51GG3` Fragility; 'Fragilità' (Ripa)

`51GG4` Softness (matter)

`51GG4(+0)` Softness (matter) (+ variant)

IV viii 90Verbis coquinariis With cookery words

`51GG4:51G4` Softness (matter)❧Hardness

I viii 73Pilos pro lana Bristles for wool

`51GG6` Roughness

`51H1` Totality, the Whole

`51H1:51HH1` Totality, the Whole❧Part, Section, Aspect

I ix 95Dimidium plus toto The half is more than the whole

`51H3` Multitude

`51H3:31A2245` Multitude❧hand

II iii 95Multae manus onus levius reddunt Many hands make light work

`51H3:33A5` Multitude❧friends

`51H3:42G` Multitude❧family, relationship, descent

III i 88Felicium multi cognati The fortunate have many kinsmen

`51H3:44G51` Multitude❧crime

III ix 27Vindicta tarda, sed gravis Vengeance falling late, but heavily

`51H3:45D311` Multitude❧commander-in-chief, general, marshal

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

`51H3:54C12` Multitude❧Purpose, Aim

II iii 69Delphicus gladius A Delphian sword

`51H3:54D1` Multitude❧Preparation

III x 84Festum multas habens A festival has many

`51H3:54FF11` Multitude❧Adversity, Misfortune, Bad Luck; 'Fortuna infelice', 'Infortunio' (Ripa)

`51H3:55B` Multitude❧Possession

IV vi 24Gargara bonorum Heaps of possessions

`51H3:56F1` Multitude❧Desire; 'Desiderio' (Ripa)

III vii 43Non capit somnum, nisi hoc, aut illud fecerit He gets no sleep if he hasn't done this or that

`51H4` Plenitude

`51H41` Sufficiency

`51H42` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)

`51H421` Excess

`51H421:41C5` Excess❧celebration meal, feast, banquet

V i 6Coena popularis A dinner for the people

`51H42:31A2265` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧nerves

III ix 68Omnibus nervis With every nerve

`51H42:33C8` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧amorousness, desire

II i 17Sine rivali diligere To love without a rival

`51H42:41C5` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧celebration meal, feast, banquet

IV ix 81Saliares dapes Banquets fit for Salian priests

`51H42:47I14` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧harvest

II ix 14Semper agricola in novum annum dives Farmers are always rich next year

`51H42:54BB2` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧Unnecessity, Superfluity

IV iii 53Cleomenes superat cubile Cleomenes is too big for his bed

`51H42:54E4` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧Defence

III viii 30Summa vi defendere Strongest defence

`51H42:54EE4` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧Attack

III viii 29Omni conatu invadere Attack with every effort

`51H42:55A12` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧Reward, 'Praemium'; 'Premio', 'Remuneratione' (Ripa)

III viii 10Quae sero contingunt, sed magnifica Rewards coming late, but generously

`51H42:56B2` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧Happiness, Felicity

III vii 73Magis gaudet eo qui senectam exuit As happy as someone casting off old age

`51H42:56BB22` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧Misery; 'Miseria mondana' (Ripa)

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

`51H42:56D32` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧Commitment

III ix 68Omnibus nervis With every nerve

`51H42:56F2` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧(personifications and symbolic representations of) Love; 'Amore (secondo Seneca)' (Ripa)

III viii 20Adamantis tenere Of one who loves tenderly

`51H42:57AA644` Abundance; 'Abondanza', 'Abondanza maritima' (Ripa)❧Arrogance; 'Arroganza' (Ripa)

III x 37Arrogantia non ferenda Intolerable arrogance

`51H43` Redundance

III i 54Gallos quid exsecas? Why castrate Galli?

`51H4:23` Plenitude❧time

IV iv 9Multae rotae volventur There's many a wheel to turn

`51H4:25H18` Plenitude❧cultivated land

III vi 5Quantum non milvus oberret More than a hawk could fly around

`51H4:31D82` Plenitude❧the individual and his name

III vii 48Expedit habere plura cognomina It's useful to have several names

`51H4:33A5` Plenitude❧friends

III v 4Felicitas multos habet amicos Good fortune has many friends

`51H4:33B1` Plenitude❧quarrel, argument

III ix 95Qui conturbat omnia He causes havoc everywhere

`51H4:46B4711` Plenitude❧interest (~ commerce)

IV ix 60Usurae nauticae Bottomry interest

`51H4:51BB2` Plenitude❧Dissimilarity, Unlikeness

III viii 81Ingens discrimen An enormous difference

`51H4:52A13` Plenitude❧Talent

V ii 13A Deo ficti Fashioned by heaven

`51H4:52A5` Plenitude❧Knowledge; 'Cognitione', 'Cognitione delle cose' (Ripa)

IV vii 51Nihil inanius, quam multa scire Nothing is more useless than much knowledge

`51H4:52AA1` Plenitude❧Stupidity, Poverty of Intellect; 'Stupidità overo Stolidità' (Ripa)

II iii 71Margites Margites

`51H4:54A33` Plenitude❧Skill, Ability; 'Artificio', 'Prontezza' (Ripa)

`51H4:59A2` Plenitude❧Refinement, Taste

IV i 64Pergraecari To live like a Greek

`51H5` Growth, Increase

`51H5:31A2255` Growth, Increase❧foot

IV iii 85Macilenta manu pinguem pedem Thin hand, swollen foot

`51H5:51M11:46B4711` Growth, Increase❧Swiftness, Speed; 'Agilità', 'Celerità', 'Velocità' (Ripa)❧interest (~ commerce)

II vi 91Citius usara currit quam Heraclitus Interest runs faster than Heraclitus

`51H5:54A7` Growth, Increase❧Strength, Power; 'Fortezza', 'Fortezza d'Animo e di corpo', 'Fortezza del corpo congiunta con la generosità dell'animo', 'Fortezza & valore del corpo congiunto con la prudenza & virtù del animo', 'Forza' (Ripa)

IV ii 90Aut minus animi, aut plus potentiae Less ambition or more strength

`51H5:54DD4` Growth, Increase❧Difficulty

I x 23Versuram solvere To pay by a switching-loan

`51H5:56E2` Growth, Increase❧Rage, Anger

II x 76In fermento jacere To lie in the leaven

`51H5:56F2` Growth, Increase❧(personifications and symbolic representations of) Love; 'Amore (secondo Seneca)' (Ripa)

III vi 95In ostio formosus 'Good-looking' on the doorpost

`51HH1` Part, Section, Aspect

`51HH11` Divisibility

III ii 52Bos Homolottiorum An ox of the Homolottians

`51HH11:23` Divisibility❧time

IV viii 39Jocandum ut seria agas Play in order to be serious

`51HH1:44G41(+55)` Part, Section, Aspect❧litigation, legal proceedings, lawsuit (+ verdict)

V ii 16Herciscere To apportion

`51HH1:51B3` Part, Section, Aspect❧Parity, Equality

IV vi 67ἴσον ἴσῳ Half and half

`51HH1:51H1` Part, Section, Aspect❧Totality, the Whole

`51HH2` Particularity, Individuality

`51HH3` Paucity, Fewness

`51HH4` Lack, Deficiency

`51HH41` Insufficiency

`51HH41:22E1` Insufficiency❧heat

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

`51HH41:41C111` Insufficiency❧giving food

IV viii 93Latum et angustum Broad and narrow

`51HH41:53C11` Insufficiency❧Authority, Power; 'Dominio', 'Giurisdittione' (Ripa)

IV v 73Leo cordula vinctus A lion tied up with a thread

`51HH41:53D2` Insufficiency❧Promise; 'Promissione' (Ripa)

III ix 7Re opitulandem, non verbis Help is in the deed, not in words

`51HH5:31A2245` Decrease❧hand

IV iii 85Macilenta manu pinguem pedem Thin hand, swollen foot

`51HH5:56F11` Decrease❧Ambition; 'Ambitione', 'Amor di Fama' (Ripa)

IV ii 90Aut minus animi, aut plus potentiae Less ambition or more strength

`51I1` Limited, Defined Space

`51I2` Fullness

II iii 27Ad ambas usque aures Up to both ears

`51I2:41A773` Fullness❧container of ceramics: jar, jug, pot, vase

III vi 24Ollam alere To keep the pot full

`51I2:51GG2` Fullness❧Lightness; 'Leggierezza' (Ripa)

II vii 3Ventrem mihi objicis You taunt me with my belly

`51I4` Nearness

`51I4(+0)` Nearness (+ variant)

IV vi 9Manu longa, et manu brevi tradere To give with a long reach and a short reach

`51I5` Middle; 'Mezo' (Ripa)

`51I6` High, Top

`51II1:51A4` Unlimited Space❧Presence

III ix 50Deus undecunque iuvat, si modo propitius God's help is everywhere, if only he is so inclined

`51II2` Emptiness, Void

`51II2:25F3(+91)` Emptiness, Void❧birds (+ egg)

III vii 21Subventanea parit His progeny are full of wind

`51II2:25G21(ACORN)` Emptiness, Void❧fruits: acorn

V i 17Cassa glande An empty acorn

`51II2:41A2` Emptiness, Void❧interior of the house

IV vi 95Vacuam inhabitare To live in an empty house

`51II2:41A775` Emptiness, Void❧wooden container: barrel, cask

IV iii 32Telenicia echo An echo of Telenicus

`51II2:41D267` Emptiness, Void❧purse, money-bag

IV iii 89Araneas ejicere To cast out spiders' webs

`51II2:51G2` Emptiness, Void❧Heaviness

II vii 3Ventrem mihi objicis You taunt me with my belly

`51II2:52A41` Emptiness, Void❧Idea, Concept; 'Idea' (Ripa)

III vii 21Subventanea parit His progeny are full of wind

`51II4` Farness

`51II4(+0)` Farness (+ variant)

IV vi 9Manu longa, et manu brevi tradere To give with a long reach and a short reach

`51II4:25H18` Farness❧cultivated land

IV vi 30Pecuniae pedibus compensantur Feet make up for funds

`51II4:33A5` Farness❧friends

II viii 81Viri infortunati procul amici When a man's out of luck, his friends are out of reach

`51II4:47G2` Farness❧laying the foundations; trench

IV ii 4Βυσσοδομεύειν To lay deep foundations

`51II5` Isolation

`51II6` Low, Bottom

II vii 68Chius ad Coum Chiot against Coan