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LAT001: INTRODUCTION TO LATIN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
FALL 2005
Vox latina — Partes corporis (parts of the body) caput, capitis n., “head”
oculus, -ī m., “eye”
coma, -ae f., “hair”
frōns, frontis m., “forehead”
palpebra, -ae f., “eyelid”
crinis, -is m., “hair”
supercilium, -īi n., “eyebrow”
manus, -ūs m. “hand” palma, -ae f., “palm”
auris, -īs f., “ear” lanna, -ae f., “ear-lobe”
digitus, -ī m., “finger”
nāsus, -ī m., “nose”
pollex, pollicis m., “thumb”
nāris, -īs, f. “nostril”
condylus, -ī m., “knuckle” cubitum, -ī n. “elbow”
ōs, ōris n., “mouth” labium, -ī n., “lip”
umerus, -ī m.,
dēns, dentis m., “tooth”
“upper arm”
lingua, -ae f., “tongue” maxilla, -ae f., “jaw” collum, -ī n., “neck”
braccium, -ī n. “forearm” ulna, -ae f., “forearm” ala, -ae f., “armpit” thōrāx, -ācis m. “chest”
mentum, -ī n., “chin” lacertus, -ī m. “shoulder” venter, -tris m. “stomach, womb” alvus, -ī m., “belly, bowel”
latus, lateris n. “side” costa, -ae f., “rib”
tergum, -ī n. “back”
pectus, pectoris n., “breast” (of man)
spīna, -ae f., “spine”
mamma, -ae f., “breast” (of woman) coxa, -ae f., “hip” inguen, inguinis n., “groin” ilia, -um n., “groin” ile, ilis n., “groin, loins”
About the statuE The Augustus of Prima Porta dates from 15 CE. The statue is based on the Doryphorus, a famous antique statue by Polykleitos portraying the ideal human proportions of an Athenian athlete. The depiction of Augustus portrays him as a victorious general making a speech. Although the figure is identifiably Augustus, his features are idealized and his face depicted in the manner of Apollo was meant to associate Augustus’ abilities with those of the powerful god.
postīcum, -ī n. “backside” cūlus, -ī m., “backside” crūs, crūris n., “leg” femur, femoris n., “thigh” genū, genūs n., “knee” patella, -ae f., “kneecap” tībia, -ae f., “shin” sūra, -ae f., “calf” tālus, -ī m., “ankle” calx, calcis m./f., “heel” pēs, pedis m., “foot” digitus, -ī m., “finger” allus, -ī m. “big toe”
FALL 2005
Vox latina — Partes corporis (parts of the body) caput, capitis n., “head”
oculus, -ī m., “eye”
coma, -ae f., “hair”
frōns, frontis m., “forehead”
palpebra, -ae f., “eyelid”
crinis, -is m., “hair”
supercilium, -īi n., “eyebrow”
manus, -ūs m. “hand” palma, -ae f., “palm”
auris, -īs f., “ear” lanna, -ae f., “ear-lobe”
digitus, -ī m., “finger”
nāsus, -ī m., “nose”
pollex, pollicis m., “thumb”
nāris, -īs, f. “nostril”
condylus, -ī m., “knuckle” cubitum, -ī n. “elbow”
ōs, ōris n., “mouth” labium, -ī n., “lip”
umerus, -ī m.,
dēns, dentis m., “tooth”
“upper arm”
lingua, -ae f., “tongue” maxilla, -ae f., “jaw” collum, -ī n., “neck”
braccium, -ī n. “forearm” ulna, -ae f., “forearm” ala, -ae f., “armpit” thōrāx, -ācis m. “chest”
mentum, -ī n., “chin” lacertus, -ī m. “shoulder” venter, -tris m. “stomach, womb” alvus, -ī m., “belly, bowel”
latus, lateris n. “side” costa, -ae f., “rib”
tergum, -ī n. “back”
pectus, pectoris n., “breast” (of man)
spīna, -ae f., “spine”
mamma, -ae f., “breast” (of woman) coxa, -ae f., “hip” inguen, inguinis n., “groin” ilia, -um n., “groin” ile, ilis n., “groin, loins”
About the statuE The Augustus of Prima Porta dates from 15 CE. The statue is based on the Doryphorus, a famous antique statue by Polykleitos portraying the ideal human proportions of an Athenian athlete. The depiction of Augustus portrays him as a victorious general making a speech. Although the figure is identifiably Augustus, his features are idealized and his face depicted in the manner of Apollo was meant to associate Augustus’ abilities with those of the powerful god.
postīcum, -ī n. “backside” cūlus, -ī m., “backside” crūs, crūris n., “leg” femur, femoris n., “thigh” genū, genūs n., “knee” patella, -ae f., “kneecap” tībia, -ae f., “shin” sūra, -ae f., “calf” tālus, -ī m., “ankle” calx, calcis m./f., “heel” pēs, pedis m., “foot” digitus, -ī m., “finger” allus, -ī m. “big toe”
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