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pallor , -is (noun)
Paleness; fear
Abelard on Parents and Their Children
paralyticus , -i (noun)
paralyzed person
parens , -is (noun)
parent; father or mother
Abelard on Parents and Their Children
pascuum , -i (noun)
pasture
passio , -is (noun)
suffering, passion
Rufus on the Place of the Outermost Sphe
pateo 2 (verb)
to be open, accessible, known
paucus , -a, -um (adj.)
few, little
peccator , -is (noun)
sinner
peccatum , -i (noun)
mistake, sin
pectus , -is (noun)
chest, breast
Bart on the Pelican
pellicula , -ae (noun)
small skin
pellis , -is (noun)
skin, hide
Albertus Magnus on the Ostrich
pendeo 2 (verb)
to hang; to depend
Maimonides on the Existence of God
penetro 1 (verb)
to put into, penetrate
penna , -ae (noun)
wing
per (preposition)
through
Bacon on the Location of the Universe
percutio 3 i-stem (verb)
to strike, beat
periculum , -i (noun)
danger
perimo 3 (verb)
to kill, destroy
perscrutor 1 (verb)
to look at, study thoroughly
persecutor , -is (noun)
pursuer
perspectivus , -a, -um (adj.)
of sight, of perception
pertineo 2 (verb)
to pertain, apply
Thomas Aquinas on the Ranks of Angels
pertubo 1 (verb)
to disturb, disorder, frighten
Bart on Perverse Angels
perturbatio , -is (noun)
disturbance, confusion, passion
Bart on Dreams
pes , -is (noun)
foot
Albertus Magnus on the Ostrich
pestis , -is (noun)
plague, pest
pietas , -is (noun)
piety, sense of duty
piscis , -is (noun)
fish
plus , is (adj.)
many, more
pluvia , -ae (noun)
shower, rain
poena , -ae (noun)
punishment, penalty
Bart on Perverse Angels
poenalius , -a, -um (adj.)
of or relating to punishment
ponderosus , -a, -um (adj.)
weighty, heavy
Bart on Pepper
portentum , -i (noun)
omen
porto 1 (verb)
to carry, bear, convey
Bart on Perverse Angels
porus , -i (noun)
pore
possessio , -is (noun)
possession, taking
possibilis , -e (adj.)
possible
possum irregular (verb)
to be able to, can
Avicenna on the Dator Formarum
posterior , is (adj.)
later, back
Algazel on the Interior Senses
potentia , -ae (noun)
power, ability
poto 1 (verb)
to drink
potus 4 (verb)
a drink, drinking
prae (preposition)
before, in front
Thomas Aquinas on Fallen Angels
praecipitatio , -is (noun)
a falling; precipitation
praedico 3 (verb)
to say beforehand, previously mention
William of Auvergne on Spiders
praedictum , -i (noun)
something previously said; prediction
praelatio , -is (noun)
precedence, preference
Thomas Aquinas on the Ranks of Angels
precedo 3 (verb)
to precede
prescientia , -ae (noun)
foreknowledge
primo (adv.)
first, firstly
primus , -a, -um (adj.)
first
principium , -i (noun)
origin; principle
prior , -e (adj.)
former, earlier, prior
pristinus , -a, -um (adj.)
former, original, pristine
prius (adv.)
before, previously
privatio , -is (noun)
lack, deprivation
privo 1 (verb)
to deprive
pro (preposition)
in front of; for, on behalf of
probatio , -is (noun)
proof, approval
probo 1 (verb)
to approve, appraise; to prove
procedo 3 (verb)
to advance, proceed
Albertus Magnus on Veins and Arteries
procreo 1 (verb)
to bring into existence, beget
produco 3 (verb)
to bring forth, draw out
Bart on the Asp
profunditas , -is (noun)
depth
profundo 3 (verb)
to pour out
William of Auvergne on No Singing in Hea
prohibeo 2 (verb)
to prevent, keep away
William of Auvergne on No Singing in Hea
propositio , -is (noun)
proposition
proprietas , -is (noun)
property, quality
proprius , -a, -um (adj.)
one's own
provenio 4 (verb)
to come out, appear
providentia , -ae (noun)
providence, foreknowledge
William of Auvergne on Spiders
puer , -i (noun)
boy
pulchritudo , -is (noun)
beauty
William of Auvergne on Spiders
pulsatilis , -e (adj.)
pulsing
Albert Magnus on Veins and Arteries
pulvis , -is (noun)
powder, sand, dust
punctum , -i (noun)
point, moment
punior 4 (verb)
to punish
purgatio , -is (noun)
purging
purgo 1 (verb)
to purify, cleanse, purge
putrefactio , -is (noun)
Rotting
