-
strophes of
unequal length by the refrain: Cras amet qui
nunquam amavit;
quique amavit cras amet. "Let the one love
tomorrow who has
never loved, and let...
-
fictional Mayor's
office in The
Simpsons cras amet qui
nunquam amavit;
quique amavit, cras amet May he who has
never loved before, love tomorrow; And...
- ferens, Silvane, cupressum. Servius, note to
Georgics 1.20 (Latin). Hic
amavit puerum Cyparissum nomine, qui
habebat mansuetissimam cervam. hanc **** Silv****...
- Nunc amet qui
nondum amavit:
Quique amavit, nunc amet. Let him love now, who
never lov'd before: Let him, who
always lov'd, now love the more....
-
loved I had
loved I you sg. he, she, it we you pl. they amāvī amāvistī
amāvit amāvimus amāvistis amāvērunt/-ēre* amāverō amāverīs/is amāverit amāverīmus/-imus...
-
fictional Mayor's
office in The
Simpsons cras amet qui
nunquam amavit;
quique amavit, cras amet May he who has
never loved before, love tomorrow; And...
-
Catullus unam/ plus quam se
atque suos
amavit omnes (Catullus 58a) "whom
alone (quam unam)
Catullus loved (
amavit) more than
himself and all his own (suos...
- nostra,
Lesbia illa, illa Lesbia, quam
Catullus ūnam plūs quam sē
atque suōs
amāvit omnēs, nunc in quadriviīs et angiportīs glūbit magnanimī Remī nepōtēs. ('Caelius...
-
regia Pici...".
Servius Ad Aen. 7, 190: "Fabula
autem talis est.
Picus amavit Pomona,
pomorum dea, et eius
volentis est
sortita coniugium.
Postea Circe...
-
difficult to
distinguish from
other verb
forms (e.g.,
amabit "he will love" vs.
amavit "he loved"), and the
Latin simple ****ure
forms were
gradually replaced by...
