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sagax , is (adj.)

keen, shrewd

Albertus Magnus on the Flu

 

sal , -is (noun)

salt, sea

Avicenna on Alchemy

 

saliva , -ae (noun)

spittle, saliva

Bart on Quicksilver

 

sanctus , -a, -um (adj.)

holy

Bart on Trinity

 

sanguis , -is (noun)

blood, race, family

Bart on the Pelican

 

sapientia , -ae (noun)

wisdom

William of Auvergne on Spiders

 

scientia , -ae (noun)

knowledge

Algazel on Prophecy

 

scilicet (adv.)

namely, evidently

Algazel on the Interior Senses

 

scio 4 (verb)

to know

Bart on Perverse Angels

 

seculum , -i (noun)

the world; age, century

Hildegard on the Winds

 

secundo (adv.)

secondly

Eckhart on the Trinity

 

secundus , -a, -um (adj.)

second, following

Brigid on the Horse

 

seduco 3 (verb)

to lead aside

Bart on Dreams

 

sensibilis , -e (adj.)

sensible, perceptible

Averroes on Unity of Intellect

 

sentio 4 (verb)

to sense, feel

Bart on the Phoenix

 

sequor 3 (verb)

to follow

Bartholomew on the Eyes

 

sermo , -is (noun)

conversation, talk, discussion

Bartholemew on Lightning

 

serpens , -is (noun)

snake, serpent

Bart on Perverse Angels

 

sexto (adv.)

sixthly

Eckhart on the Trinity

 

sextus , -a, -um (adj.)

sixth

Eckhart on the Trinity

 

siccitas , -is (noun)

dryness

Avicenna on Alchemy

 

siccus , -a, -um (adj.)

dry

Bartholomew on Leprosy

 

sillogismus , -i (noun)

syllogism

Averroes on the Soul

 

simia , -ae (noun)

monkey, ape

Bart on the Chameleon

 

simplex , is (adj.)

simple

Eckhart on the Trinity

 

simpliciter (adv.)

simply

Albertus Magnus on Alchemy

 

simul (adv.)

at the same time

Maimonides on Did the world have a begin

 

sinister , -a, -um (adj.)

left, unlucky

Barthlemew on Infancy

 

sol , -is (noun)

sun

Al-Farabi on the Intellect

 

solus , -a, -um (adj.)

alone, only

Bede on the Scholar

 

somnium , -i (noun)

dream, fantasy

Bart on Dreams

 

somnus , -i (noun)

sleep

Avicenna on Prophetic Dreams

 

sonus , -i (noun)

sound

Bartholomew on Snow

 

sophistico 1 (verb)

to adulterate

Bart on Pepper

 

soporo 1 (verb)

to fall asleep

Albertus Magnus on the Unicorn

 

sordes , -is (noun)

dirt, filth, uncleanliness

Hildegard on Water

 

spargo 3 (verb)

to scatter, sprinkle

Bart on Perverse Angels

 

spasmus , -i (noun)

spasm

Constantinus Africanus on Leprosy

 

species , -ei (noun)

appearance, sight, view

Brigid on the Bishop

 

sphaera , -ae (noun)

sphere

William of Auvergne on the Music of the

 

spiro 1 (verb)

to blow, breathe

Bartholomew on the Dead Sea

 

sponte (adv.)

Of one's own free will

Bart on the Phoenix

 

stella , -ae (noun)

star

Hildegard on the Planets and the Firmame

 

suavitas , -is (noun)

sweetness

William of Auvergne on the Music of the

 

sublimo 1 (verb)

to sublimate

Avicenna on Alchemy

 

subsisto 3 (verb)

to stand still, stop

Hildegard on the Humors

 

substantia , -ae (noun)

material, substance

Bart on Trinity

 

subtilis , -e (adj.)

fine, delicate

Avicenna on Alchemy

 

sugo 3 (verb)

to suck

Bartholomew on the Dragon

 

sumo 3 (verb)

to take, take up, assume

Hildegard on Rivers

 

super (preposition)

over, above

Ockham on Sin and Virtue

 

superbia , -ae (noun)

pride, haughtiness

Rufus on Sin

 

supereminenter (adv.)

above all

Thomas Aquinas on the Ranks of Angels

 

superficies , -ei (noun)

surface

Bartholomew on Snow

 

superior , -e (adj.)

superior, higher, greater

Rufus on the Agent Intellect

 

supra (preposition)

Above, on top

Albertus Magnus on the Flu

 

susceptio , -is (noun)

arrangement; undertaking

Bartholemew on Infancy