great again
A textual allusion to a real-world occurance not explicated in the text; rejecting a non-aesthetic view of the text would render this political allusion mute
great again
A textual allusion to a real-world occurance not explicated in the text; rejecting a non-aesthetic view of the text would render this political allusion mute
cette grande personne
this grown-up
livre
m. book
personne
personne in French is used to refer
avoir
auxiliary verb
une grande personne
literally "a big person" but means "a grown-up, an adult"
dédié
dédier past participle (p.p.)
d'
de - preposition, means for here
enfants
(enfant m.) children
aux
à + les
pardon
m. - pardon, forgiveness
demande
demander - to ask for request
paraissait
paraître - to appear, seem
des tas de
a lot of
égaré
lost, astray
du premier coup d'oeil
at first glance, at first sight, at a glance
all over the world
métier
business, trade, job, occupation
rien toutes seules
...anything by themselves
C'est ainsi que
That/this is how
laisser de côté
set aside, leave alone
afin que
so that, in order that
chef d'oeuvre
masterpiece, work of art
à mon tour
for my part
pendant les six mois de leur digestion
during the six months of their digestion
bouger
to be able to move
mâcher
to chew
tout entière
whole, entirely
fauve
a tawny/brown animal/cat
avalait
was swallowing avalar
Mais peu d'entre elles
But few of them/few among them
autrefois
once, formerly
Je demande pardon
I apologize
This new vigor in this sector of cultural life very often passes unseen
a sign that it is something that has not yet been commodified or incorporated into the colonial narrative
We remember perfectly, and the example took on a certain mea sure of importance since the real nature of colonialism was not involved, the reactions of the white jazz specialists when after the Second World War new styles such as the be- bop took defi-nite shape.
When facets of the oppressed culture begin to take new shape and challenge preconceived notions of the colonisers, it again becomes a threat to the regime
After a century
"folklorique" culture that is often looked down upon, practices without meaning
Achilles5
The narrative figure made possible by the world of Achilles/Homer is not possible in the modern age as the structure of our world and of modern warfare do not permit the centrality of such figures to hold such a prominent role in our lives.
the printing press
The Iliad was composed and transmitted orally, and its form is a necessity of that, so a world in which such oral traditions are not practiced would not produce the Iliad as we know it
West
The Bourgeoisie are creating a homogenous world through their reliance on capital
barbarian
= those who do not speak some language or take part in some practices
the idiocy of rural life
"idiocy" =/= stupid "idiot" as in someone who is truly blind to anything outside of themselves (i.e., the ignorant life of one who lives in a rural setting)
From
Keep in mind that Marx is primarily a philosopher
excluded
weird to want to exclude spoken language but sure
19
Diction
18
Complication and Resolution
15
Character
13
The Best Kinds of Tragic Plot
12
Constitutive Parts of Tragedy
10
Simple and Complex Plots
Among
Defective plots
8
Unity
7
Plot
Thought
reasoning
6
Tragedy
4
The anthropology and history of poetry
by the means, by the objects, and by the manner of pre sen-ta tion.
medium, objects, and mode
improved eldritch heritage kyton
touch of rage strength bonus
cornugon smash
A shaken character takes a –2 penalty on attack rolls, saving throws, skill checks, and ability checks. Shaken is a less severe state of fear than frightened or panicked
skill focus intimidate
+6
power attack
-4 attack, 8 damage
Boots of Speed
+30ft move +1 attack +1 ac +1 full attack 8 remaining Free action
21/+21/+16/+11
add 5
5
4 remaining
10
10 remaining
4
3 remaining
9
9 remaining
Lay On Hands
11 remaining
186
0
keen
crit on 15
flaming to sword
1d6 extra damage
holy
extra 2d6 on damage on evil
social
difference from latin
Prevalence
rates of exceptionalities
Six Principles
Six Principles
History
timeline of views in Canada
Contents
Contents
28
if evil outsider or undead
bestow grace
0 left
base
2d6+38(+28/56+14+6)
rage
affects touched subject for one round
smite
anything smitten has their DR bypassed
qui
relative clause of purpose
auctorem
instigator
temere
blindly
tumeliosae
abusive
sequester
financial middle-man
impudicus
degenerate
Adulter
shameful defiler
iurgi petulantis
insolent railings
gen. of characteristic
valentissimi
thicc
Recuperatores
arbitrators
postularet
prosecute
nequitia
depravity
improbitate
wickedness
iura
laws
discripserat
he had arranged
paulisper
for a short time
nostis
which you know
ea
equivalent of talis
liberiusquam antea
not more freely than before (i.e. he was doing it anyways cause he's That Bitch, but now he ain't worried ab it)
autem
moreover
praeesse
oversee
imperare
command
navis quibus legatus praefuerat Cleomeni tradit
tradit Cleomeni navis quibus legatus praefuerat
excogitat
devises/d
acta
beach parties
tametsi
even if
soluto
unbound
parum
very little
vir
Cleomenes
beneficiis
favours
adversari
takes a dat.
eximia
remarkable
recte
rightly
praeter
except (+ acc.)
praetextatum filium
a boy wearing the toga praetexta (a white toga with a broad purple stripe on its border, worn over a tunic with two broad, vertical purple stripes. It was formal costume for freeborn boys before they came of age (when they would be given a toga virilis))
diesaestivos
summer days
Hic
the fancy tent
Aetnam
Mt. Etna
in
against
hic
Verres
ille
the Cyclops
importunior
more inconvenient
immanioribus
more monstrous
succinxerat
had girded himself up
freto
strait
nautis
to sailors (dat. of disadvantage)
immanitate
concrete: herd of monsters
abstract: monstrousness
quoddam16novum monstrum
a sort of new monster
quondam
formerly
deferebantur
transferred, conveyed
merces
wares, merchandise
lau-12tumias
quarries, worked by slaves (i.e. Verres yeeted these bitches into the quarries to work as slaves)
vectores
passengers
custodibus
guards
indicibus
watchmen
Siciliae
part. gen.
navigiis
ships
adpulsi
driven
praerupta saxa t
cliffs (upthrust rocks)
promunturia
promontories
obsedisse
occupy, haunt, possess
sinus
w/ maritmos
the same coastal inlets
accepimus
hear of
imminebat
loomed over
novam singularemque rationem
new and unprecedented system
praedandi
for plundering
At quae erat ista libido crudelitatis exercendae, quae tot3scelerum suscipiendorum causa
but what desire is there (of yours) for exercising this cruelty, what cause is there for taking up these crimes?
provinciae Siciliae
dat. of disad.
flamma
abl. of means or instrument (AG 409)
praeclari
illustrious
impetus
an assault
concursus
tumult, convergence of people
constaret
it was certain
reliquum
remaining; yet to come
acceptam
received
nuntiabat
announcing
praedonum
gen. pl.
specula
watch-tower
tumulo
hill, mound
sublatus
having been lifted up
urbe tota
abl. of source
"from the whole city"
maxima multitudo
a great crowd
concursabat
roved (together)
re
w/ cognita
abl. abs.
dormientem excitare aut interpellare vigilantem
chiasmus
interpellare
interrupt, disturb
excitare
rouse
oratoris propria
the province of the orator; part of the orator’s stock in trade
ingenioso
savvy, naturally intelligent
peragrare
sift through, check the nooks and crannies, scour
temeritate
rashness
aditus
approach
ab accusatore
possum alia ab accusatore perquirere
ceterorum 5patronorum et mea consuetudine
in/according to both my custom and those of the other patrons (referring to the defense)
alia
obj. of perquirere
per-10ficiendi, non occultandi malefici spes
non spes malefici perficiendi (aut) occultandi
not hope of either accomplishing the crime or of keeping it hidden
conscius
accomplice (together-knower)
facultas
means, opportunity
locus
locale/place for the meeting
causa
motive
dicendo
by speaking (at lenght ab them)
omnis latebras
all the hiding places
prudenti
experienced, wise
disiunctos
separate, removed
huic crimini
dat. w/ resistam
celatam
kept in the dark (duped, lit. 'hidden')
Vidit
foresaw, anticipated
ministra
assistant, underling
con-scia
privy to, sharer in
adiutrix
accomplice (complement w/ esse)
liberalis
open-minded, generous
sempiternam
indelible, eternal
labem
mark, blot, stain
cum
concessive
promere
take or bring out
illam
well-known (cuz she a ho)
armario
safe, more or less
tune
tu+ne
quam ob rem
for what purpose