Citations:quiquam

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Latin citations of quīquam

Masculine ablative singular quiquam

  • c. 209 BCE, Plautus, Asinaria 175:
    nam neque fictum usquamst neque pictum neque scriptum in poematis / ubi lena bene agat cum quiquam amante, quae frugi esse volt.
  • c. 209 BCE, Plautus, Asinaria 230:
    Mane, mane, audi. dic, quid me aequom censes pro illa tibi dare, / annum hunc ne cum quiquam alio sit?
  • c. 197 BCE, Plautus, Persa 477:
    sed ut ego hodie fui benignus, ut ego multis credidi, / nec satis a quiquam homine accepi: ita prosum credebam omnibus
  • 158 CE, Apuleius, Apologia 7:[2]
    crimen haud contemnendum philosopho, nihil in se sordidum sinere, nihil uspiam corporis aperti immundum pati ac fetulentum, praesertim os, cuius in propatulo et conspicuo usus homini creberrimus, siue ille cuipiam osculum ferat seu cum quiquam sermocinetur siue in auditorio dissertet siue in templo preces alleget: omnem quippe hominis actum sermo praeit, qui, ut ait poeta praecipuus, dentium muro proficiscitur.
  1. ^ J. H. Gray (1894) T. Macci Plauti Asinaria, page 98
  2. ^ H.E. Butler, A.S. Owen (1914) “Apulei Apologia 7”, in Apulei apologia siue pro se de magia liber, Oxford