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catullus
cat

wretched woman
habebisne semper formam bovis?

what am i wretched?
quid sum

wretched to be caught
cubitum eamus

wretched, unfortunate, miserable
miser

give right to the wretched
da dextra misero

the poor are good to the wretched.
pauperēs bonī sunt miserī..

give your right hand to the wretched
da dextram misero

misellus, misella, misellum poor, wretched;
misella

dazed by the novelty of evil, and wretched and rich
attonitus novitate mali, divesque miserque,

whom they are wretched and separated from each other by evils
quos pessuma ac divorsa inter se mala luxuria atque abaritia vexabant

was struck by the novelty of this evil, the rich and wretched,
attunere optat opesmet quae modo voverat odit

there was a wretched gladiator in the town, capua, the appian way
socios convocavit et narravit: “romani sunt mail”

aerumnosus, aerumnosa, aerumnosum full of/afflicted with trouble/suffering, wretched; causing distress;
aerumnosa

maevius, maevii anyman (legal); maevius, roman proper name; (wretched poet virgil contemporary);
maevii

i once went through the streets of the city with barbillus. in the multitude which filled the roads i saw the egyptians, the greeks, the jews, and the syrians. a certain man suddenly drew near to us. barbillus, as soon as he saw him, gave a great sigh. 3 barbillus: alas! how wretched we are! behold, plancus, a most learned man, who never stops talking!
per viās urbis quondam cum barbillō ībam. in multitudine, quae viās complēbat, aegyptiōs, 1 graecōs, iudaeōs, syriōs vīdī. subitō vir quīdam nōbīs appropinquāvit. barbillus, simulatque 2 eum cōnspexit, magnum gemitum dedit. 3 barbillus: eheu! quam miserī sumus! ecce plancus, vir doctissimus, quī numquam tacet!