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matre pulchra filia pulchriora daughter more beautiful than her beautiful mother (Horace)
cressa ne careat pulchra dies notalet not a day so fair be without its white mark (Horace)
difficilia quæ pulchrabeauty is difficult to attain
filiadaughter
fīlia, fīliae, f.daughter (the dative and ablative plural are fīliābus to distinguish the forms from the dative/ablative fīliīs, for “sons”)
merses profundo; pulchrior evenitplunge it into the depths; it comes forth all the fairer (Horace)
nec satis est pulchra esse poëmata; dulcia suntoit is not enough that poetry should be so polished as to satisfy the judgment; it should appeal to our feelings and imagination (Horace)
non satis est pulchra esse poëmata; dulcia sunto, et quocumque volent animum auditoris aguntoit is not enough that poems be beautiful; they must also be affecting, and move at will the hearer’s soul (Horace)
O matre pulchra filia pulchriorO what a beautiful mother, and a still more beautiful daughter (Horace)
pulcher pulchra pulchrumbeautiful, handsome, fine
pulcher pulchra pulchrum, bellus, speciosushandsome
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrumbeautiful
pulchra mulier nuda erit quam purpurata pulchriora beautiful woman is more beautiful undressed than dressed in fine purple (Plautus)
qui pulchra affectat ardua perferathe who strives after beauty, let him endure the arduous
sat pulchra, si sat bonabeautiful enough, if good enough (i.e., beauty is as beauty does)
 

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