polchritudo (in a general sense, whatever, whether material or ideal, excites admiration): species (whatever pleases the eye): forma (whatever delights by symmetry): venustas (whatever attracts, aplicable to things or persons, orationis, verborum): venustas et pulchritudo corporis: amoenitas (applied to places, objects, etc.): beauties of style, dicendi veneres: if artificial, lenocinia. orum (Quint., 8, Praef., 26): she is a perfect beauty, mulier est onmibus simulacris emendatior (Petronius, 126, 13); pulchritudine, or forma, or venustate insignis est: a sense of beauty, elegantia (sensus pulchri, or pulchritudinis, is not Latin): to possess an exquisite sense of beauty, esse excultae cujusdam elegantiae.