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Эволюция представлений о предмете философии: 2015-10-19; : 835
N.V. anĭmal-ia N.V. turr-es G. anĭmal-iumG. turr-ium D. anĭmal-ĭbusD. turr-ĭbus Acc. anĭmal-iaAcc. turr-es Abl. anĭmal-ĭbus Abl. turr-ĭbus
̳ (Classis mixta) : : ) , N.s. -es, -is: nubes, is (f) civis, is (m,f) () testis, is (m,f) avis, is (f) finis, is (m) ) , , : pars, partis (f) pons, pontis (m) - urbs, urbis (f) dens, dentis (m) - nox, noctis (f) N.B. :
pater, tris (m) mater, tris (f ) frater, tris (m) parens, parentis (m) iuvěnis, is (m) canis, is (m, f) mens, mentis (f) - S. Pl. N.V. mens N.V. ment es G. ment isG. ment ium D. ment iD. ment ĭbus Acc. ment emAcc. ment - es Abl. ment eAbl. ment ĭbus civis, is (m, f) S. Pl. N.V. civisN.V. civ-es G. civ-isG. civ-ium D. civ-iD. civ-ĭbus Acc. civ-emAcc. civ-es Abl. civ-eAbl. civ-ĭbus N.B. os, ossis (n) cor, cordis (n) S. Pl. N.V.os N.V. oss-a G. oss-isG. oss-ium D. oss-iD. oss-ĭbus Acc. osAcc. oss-a Abl. oss-eAbl. oss-ĭbus ? . : miles, ĭtis (m) libertas, ātis (f) opus, opĕris (n) , II. , :
inscriptiōnes, facultātem, hereditāte, legis, capĭta, corporĭbus, civi, maria, arte, pacis, urbium, labōre, homĭnes, hostium, legiōne, rectōri, ducĭbus, oris, turrim, utilitātem, vectigalia, fratrĭbus, sorōrem, salūte.
III. : 1. Numěrus civium Romanōrum bellis perpetuis minuebātur. 2. Olim in patriā nostrā multitūdo arcium altārum erat. 3. Urbs Roma imperii Romāni caput erat. 4. Arx sita erat in media urbe, erat praesidium et refugium civium in bello et in magnis pericŭlis. 5. De Gallōrum morĭbus multa in Caesaris libro, qui Commentarii de bello Gallīco inscribĭtur, legētis. 6. Custōdes arcis Capitolīnae et aliārum urbium et arcium milĭtes erant. 7. Aetāte Periclis Athēnae erant sedes artium et litterārum. 8. In Palatīno colle Romŭlus et Remus arcem parvam ponunt. 9. Roma urbs septem montium appellabātur, nam in septem montĭbus sita erat. 10. Magnus erat numěrus milĭtum Romanōrum. 11. Milĭtes Romāni montem capiunt et ibi castra prope hostes ponunt. 12. Scriptōres antiqui in operĭbus suis multa exempla virtūtis virōrum magnōrum nobis praebent. 13. Carmĭna poētārum antiquōrum semper in scholis legebantur et leguntur. 14. Apud Romānos ansĕres sacri erant. 15. Apud vetěres Romānos opera scriptorum a servis transcribebantur. 16. Plato poētas deōrum filios et sapientiae patres et duces vocat.
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V. , , , III : actio, accumulator, aggressio, aggressor, agitatio, conductor, conservātor, commentator, constitutio, constructor, consultatio, corruptio, dictor, demonstratio, discussio, expositio, lustratio, illustratio, generatio, novatio, novator, communicatio, opus, positio, oppositio, propositio, regio, reformatio, sanctio, sessio, sponsor, stimulatio, simulatio, translatio, traditio, usurpatio, variatio, foederatio, eruditio De Romŭlo et Remo, Romae conditorĭbus Titus Livius, clarus scriptor Romanōrum, in libris suis, qui Ab Urbe condĭta appellantur, fabŭlam de Romŭlo et Remo, Romae conditorĭbus, narrat. Numĭtor, rex Albae. Longae, ab Amulio, fratre suo, regno privātur. Amulius quoque nepōtes Numitōris Romŭlum et Remum in flumĭne demergěre iubet, sed ministri regis ei non parent et puěros parvŭlos in flumĭnis ripā ponunt. Ibi lupa puěros invěnit et nutrit. Postea Romŭlus et Remus a Faustŭlo, pastōre regio et ab eius uxōre educabantur. Itǎque puěri paulatim adolescēbant. Paulo post Faustŭlus fratrĭbus Romŭlo et Remo veritātem apěrit et fratres Amulium, occīdunt et regnum Numitōri avo reddunt. Romŭlus autem postea rex civitātis fit et condit urbem novam haud procul a loco ubi lupa eos nutriēbat. Eam urbem a suo nomĭne Romam appellat.
adolesco, adolēvi, adultum, 2 Alba Longa , 볿 Amulius, ii(m) aperio, aperui, apertum , 4 appello 1 civĭtas, ātis(f) clarus, a, um condǐtor, ōris(m) condo, dǐdi, dǐtum, 3 demergo, mersi, mersum 3 educo 1 fabŭla, ae(f) , Faustŭlus, i(m) (, ) flumen, ĭnis (n) frater, tris(m) ibi invenio 4 itǎque iubeo, iussi, iussum 2 , liberi, liberōrum(m) locus, i (m), lupa, ae(f) minister, tri(m), narro 1 nepos, ōtis(m), nomen, ĭnis(n), Numĭtor, ōris(m), . nutrio 4 occido, cidi, cisum pareo 2 parvŭlus, a, um pastōr, is (m) paulātim , pono, posui, posĭtum 3 ,, postea , privo 1 puer, ĕri(m), reddo, dǐdi, dǐtum 3 regio, ōnis(f ), , regnum, i(n ) Remus, i(m), rex, regis(m) ripa, ae (f) Roma, ae (f) Romānus, a, um Romānus, i(m) Romŭlus, i(m)-, scriptor, ōris(m) Titus, i(m) Titus Livius ҳ ˳ urbs, urbis(f) uxor, ōris(f), verǐtas, ātis (f) vus, i(m) ,
Ars longa, vita brevis , . - , (. art is long, life is short; live and learn; . die Kunst ist lang, das Leben ist kurts). , , , . 1. Consuetudo est quasi altera natura . () . . (. habit/custom is like second nature; . Gewohnheit ist (wie) andere Natur; jung gewohnt, alt getan). ֳ ( , V, 25, 74). 2. Finis coronat opus ʳ . . (. The end crowns the work; . Ende gut, alles gut; . Tout est bien qui finit bien). , . , . 3. Homo locum ornat, non homĭnem locus , . , . (. A house is famous for the hospitality of its owner and not for its appearance or furniture; . Der Mench adelt den Platz). 4. Labor omnia vincit .- .(. Labour and patience defeat all resistance; . Unablassige Arbeit besiegt alles). . 5. Lupus pilum mutat, non mentem , . , .(. the leopard cannot change its spots; . der Wolf andert wohl das Haar, doch bleibt er, wie er war). , . 㳿 : Vulpes pilum mutat, non mores (. the fox may grow grey, but never good; . der Fuchs wechselt den Balg, nicht die Sitten) () , . 6. Mens sana in corpore sano . . (. A sound mind in a spund body; . Ein gesunder Geist in einem gesunden Kőrper). (. 60 127 .) . : , . 7. Omnia vincit amor . . (. Love wins everything; . Alles besiegt/bezwingt die Liebe). . 8. O tempora! O mores! ! ! ! . (. other times, other ways; other times, other manners; . o diese Zeiten, diese Sitten!). , . . 10. Repetitio est mater studiorum . . (. Repetition is the mother of learning; . Ubung macht den Meister). 11. Tempus vulněra sanat \ . . (. time is the best healer; time cures all; . die Zeit heilt alles\alle Wunden). 12. Temporis filia veritas.- . & 6. . . : 1. 2.
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: N.s. : 1. 3 , : er is e celer, -is, -e-, , . 2. , is , : brevis, e , , fortis, e , , 3. , : r, s, ns, x felix, ĭcis , , simplex, ĭcis , , par, is , , N.B. N. s. G. s.( sapiens, sapientis )
: , . abl.s i N. Acc. pl. ia Gen. pl. ium N.B.N. Acc. V. pl. es,Acc. s. - em
) (er, is, e)
b) brevis, e - , ,
c) felix, felĭcis , ,
: N.s. : dives, ĭtis , , pauper, ěris , , vetus, ěris , , princeps, ĭpis , , ;, , porticeps, ĭpis , ,
. : gradus positīvus - ; gradus comparatīvus - ; gradus superlatīvus -
Gradus positīvus: longus, a, um niger, gra, grum felix, felĭcis
Gradus comparatīvus :. + ior (. ; . ) + ius (. ) longus, a, um G.s. - long - i Gr.comp. long - ior - , long - ius-
niger, gra, grum G.s. nigr - i Gr.comp. nigr - ior - , nigr - ius - N.B.
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