Significatio vocis mānēs | Babel Free
[ˈmaː.neːs]Definitiones
Aequivalentia
English
ghost
Exempla
“Id cinerem aut mānīs crēdis cūrāre sepultōs?”
“Do you [really] believe that [any of] this matters to ashes, or spirits entombed?” (Anna questions Dido’s devotion to her deceased husband; it may be a general statement about all spirits, or understood specifically about the dead Sychaeus. Some editors capitalize “Manis.” Commentary by T.E. Page [1967], pg. 348: “The poet uses the three words cinerem, Manes, sepultos to emphasise the idea of something which being destroyed, dead, and buried is utterly incapable of concern in what goes on among the living.”)
Gradus CEFR
B1
Medius
Hoc verbum pars est vocabularii CEFR B1 — gradus medius.
Hoc verbum pars est vocabularii CEFR B1 — gradus medius.
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