<span class="searchmatch">aspice</span> second-person singular present active imperative of aspiciō...
Synonyms: nunc, iam c. 190 BCE – 185 BCE, Plautus, Amphitryon 2.2: Age, <span class="searchmatch">aspice</span> huc, sis, nunciam tu qui quae facta infitiare; quem ego iam hic convincam...
volume 3, page 78: <span class="searchmatch">Aspice</span> et extremis, granycznymy, domitum cultoribus orbem easque domos Arabum, pictosque Gelonos barewnyczy [<span class="searchmatch">Aspice</span> et extremis, granicznymi...
covered; has been enveloped, etc. 29 BCE – 19 BCE, Virgil, Aeneid 2.604–606: “‘<span class="searchmatch">Aspice</span>! Namque omnem quae nunc obductā tuentī mortālīs hebetat vīsus tibi et ūmida...
29 BCE – 19 BCE, Virgil, Aeneid 1.526: “Parce piō generī, et propius rēs <span class="searchmatch">aspice</span> nostrās.” “Spare a pious race, and look more closely at our plight.” propior...
sometimes appear, as in Seneca's Thyestes, 242-43: "Tantalum et Pelopem <span class="searchmatch">aspice</span>; / ad haec manus exempla poscuntur meae." Conjugation of poscō (third...
8 CE – 12 CE, Ovid, Sorrows 1.57–58: tū tamen ī prō mē, tū, cui licet, <span class="searchmatch">aspice</span> Rōmam, dī facerent, possem nunc meus esse līber! Nevertheless, you go instead...
singular plural first second third first second third active present — <span class="searchmatch">aspice</span> — — aspicite — future — aspicitō aspicitō — aspicitōte aspiciuntō passive...
ask that you will consent to the conquest of your father-in-law. [...]" <span class="searchmatch">Aspice</span> securus voltu non supplice reges (liber VII) Calmly and with no petitionary...
questo assai. [original: 'Iuppiter omnipotēns, precibus sī flecteris ūllīs, <span class="searchmatch">aspice</span> nōs, hoc tantum […] '] […] "Eternal, almighty Lord, if a human prayer ever...