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Gallia est omnis dīvīsa in partēs trēs, quārum ūnam incolunt Belgae.

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J. E. Riddle and T. K. Arnold, A Copious and Critical English-Latin Lexicon. Data retrieved from FergusJPWalsh/riddle-arnold under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
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• WEAKNESS
  • Want of physical strength, infirmitas: imbecillitas: debilitas (absence of strength): virium defectio (failure of strength): tenuitas: levitas (slightness, want of proper consistency). Weakness of the stomach, ventriculi imbecillitas: resolutio stomachi (Cels.); cruditas (Cic.): bodily weakness, imbecillitas: infirmitas corporis, valetudinis: infirma valetudo (Cic.); infirmitas virium (Caes.); imbecillitas virium: vires infirmae, aftectae (Cic.): on account of bodily defects, debilitas corporis (Cic.): weakness of voice, vocis infirmitas (Plin., Ep.); exilitas (Quint.): weakness of sight, infirmitas oculorum (Plin., Ep.); resolutio oculorum (Cels.); acies hebes oculorum (Cic.); oculi hebetiores (Quint.): weakness of the nerves, resolutio nervorum (Cels.): weakness of the pulse, exigui imbecillique venarum pulsus (Cels.): weakness of a kingdom, regni imbecillitas, infirmitas: regni opes attritae, affectae, senescentes: regnum imbecillum (Sall.).
  • Want of strength of mind, animi imbecillitas (Caes.); animus imbecillus (Cic.), infirmus, tenuis, fractus (Caes.); animi vigor obtusus (Liv.); ingenii imbecillitas.
  • Want of resolution or courage, infirmitas.
  • Fault, failing, error: vitium: to be guilty of a weakness, errare: labi: peccare: human weakness, infirmitas, imbecillitas humana.
  • High-wrought sensibility, excessive tenderness, animus mollis: animi mollities.