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caelestus , -e (adj.)
heavenly, celestial
caelum , -i (noun)
sky, heavens
caliditas , -is (noun)
heat, warmth
calor , -is (noun)
heat
candor , -is (noun)
whiteness
canis , -is (noun)
dog
cantus , -us (noun)
song, singing, music
capio 3 i-stem (verb)
to take, grasp
Thomas Aquinas on Fallen Angels
capto 1 (verb)
to try to catch, chase
caput , -is (noun)
head
carnosus , -a, -um (adj.)
fleshy
caro , -is (noun)
meat, flesh
Bart on Dreams
casualiter (adv.)
by chance
William of Auvergne on Providence
causa , -ae (noun)
reason, cause
Abelard on Parents and Their Children
cerebrum , -i (noun)
brain
Bart on Dreams
cesso 1 (verb)
cease, desist
cinis , -is (noun)
ashes
circum (preposition)
round, about
circumvolvo 3 (verb)
revolve around
clarus , -a, -um (adj.)
clear, bright
clericus , -i (noun)
clergyman
coagulatio , -is (noun)
coagulation
coagulo 1 (verb)
to cause to congeal, coagulate
cogito 1 (verb)
to think
Bonaventure on the Necessity of Being
cognitio , -is (noun)
understanding, acquiring of knowledge
cognosco 3 (verb)
to get to know, to learn
Bart on Perverse Angels
cohaereo 2 (verb)
to stick together, attach, cohere
Maimonides on Did the world have a begin
collectio , -is (noun)
collection, gathering
colligo 3 (verb)
to gather, collect
collisio , -is (noun)
collision
colloco 1 (verb)
to place with
commemoro 1 (verb)
to remember, recall to memory
commotio , -is (noun)
rousing, agitation
communis , -e (adj.)
common, general, public
Bart on Trinity
compassio , -is (noun)
sympathy, compassion, mercy
competo 3 (verb)
to coincide, agree
compono 3 (verb)
to put together, compose, construct
comprehendo 3 (verb)
to grasp, comprehend
Averroes on Unity of Intellect
comprimo 3 (verb)
to compress, squeeze
William of Auvergne on the Music of the
compunctio , -is (noun)
pricking, guilt, remorse
computo 1 (verb)
to calculate, count
Bart on the Chameleon
concavitas , -is (noun)
cavity
concavus , -a, -um (adj.)
hollow
confundo 3 (verb)
to mix together, blend, merge
congelo 1 (verb)
to freeze, harden, congeal
congratulatio , -is (noun)
good wishing, congratulation
congregatio , -is (noun)
group, union
congrego 1 (verb)
to collect, gather together
William of Auvergne on Spiders
congrue (adv.)
suitably
congruens , is (adj.)
suitable, fitting
William of Auvergne on the Music of the
coniectura , -ae (noun)
inference, interpretation, prophecy
Bart on Dreams
coniungo 3 (verb)
to join together
consequens , -is (noun)
consequence
considero 1 (verb)
to look at closely; consider closely
constituo 3 (verb)
to put, place
constringo 3 (verb)
to bind fast, to compress
consumo 3 (verb)
to use up, eat, consume
Bart on the Asp
contagiosus , -a, -um (adj.)
contagious
contemno 3 (verb)
to despise, contemn
William of Auvergne on No Singing in Hea
contemplo 1 (verb)
to observe, consider, contemplate
Bonaventure on the Necessity of Being
contemptus , -us (noun)
contempt, scorn
contineo 2 (verb)
to sustain, maintain
contingo 3 (verb)
to happen, be contingent to
contra (preposition)
against
contradictio , -is (noun)
contradiction, objection
contrarius , -a, -um (adj.)
opposite, contrary
convenio 4 (verb)
to be suitable, proper, fitting
convexitas , -is (noun)
convexity
copiose (adv.)
in abundance, copiously
cor , -is (noun)
heart
cornus , -us (noun)
horn
corpus , -is (noun)
body, flesh
Bart on the Asp
corrumpo 3 (verb)
to destroy, ruin, corrupt
corruptio , -is (noun)
corruption
coruscatio , -is (noun)
flash
creatura , -ae (noun)
creature
Bart on Trinity
credibilis , -e (adj.)
credible, probable
credo 3 (verb)
to believe
William of Auvergne on the Music of the
creo 1 (verb)
to create
William of Auvergne on the Sting Ray
cruciatus , -us (noun)
pain, agony, torture
culpa , -ae (noun)
blame, fault, guilt
cupiditas , -is (noun)
desire
cupio 3 i-stem (verb)
to desire, wish, want
cursus , -us (noun)
course, passage
custodio 4 (verb)
to guard, watch, preserve
Bart on Pepper
cutis , -is (noun)
skin
Constantinus Africanus on Leprosy
