PASSION Copy link • PASSIONEmotion, animi concitatio, animi impetus; (more strongly), animi perturbatio, motus animi turbatus or perturbatus (general term, violent emotion of the mind; animi affectio denotes the disposition, and animi motus, commotio or permotio, an emotion of the mind; general term): cupiditas: libido (especially sensual inclination and desire): studium flagrans (burning zeal): temeritas (rashness): intemperantia (want of moderation or restraint; opposed to sequitas): violent passion, acerrimus animi motus; vehemens animi impetus: irregular passions, libidines (effrenatae): from passion, (animi) perturbatione incitatus; cupiditate incensus: with passion, animi quodam impetu; studio flagrante: without passion, aequo animo: to raise or excite passion in anyone, alicujus libidinem excitare (of sensual desires): alicujus animum impellere (general term): to raise or excite the passions, animi motus inflammare (opposed to exstinguere): animorum impetus impellere (opposed to animorum impetus reflectere): to allay the passions, alicujus animum vehementiore motu perturbatum ad tranquillitatem revocare (after Cic., De Or., 1, 12, 53): to restrain one’s passions, perturbatos animi motus cohibere cupiditates coercere; cupiditatibus imperare; continentem esse (especially of sensuality): to be free from passions, ab omni animi concitatione vacare; omni animi perturbatione liberum or liberatum esse: to act under the influence of passion, cupide agere; impetu quodam trahi ad aliquid: it is quite a passion with me, eā re maxime delector (I take particular pleasure in anything): magno ejus rei studio teneor (I have an eager desire for). Anger, Vid: Suffering, dolor; cruciatus, -ūs: usually applied to the sufferings of the Lord Jesus Christ, *extremi cruciatus Christi: history of the passion, *narratio suppliciorum Christi; *memoria laborum, quos Christus exanclavit: a meditation on the passion, *cogitatio, meditatio de morte Christi: sermon on the passion, *oratio sacra de suppliciis et morte Christi: passion-week, *tempus celebrandae mortis et dolorum Christi (Bau.): the passion flower, *passiflora (Linn).