mors
Short definition (Lewis & Short): death in every form, natural or violent (syn.: letum, nex).
Full entry: Lexicon.
217 occurrences of this form in 34 works (dictionary form exactly as written, accents ignored, v/u and j/i as single letters; inflected forms not included).
Works using this form
- Letters to Lucilius
- De Rerum Natura
- Annals
- Philippics
- Metamorphoses
- History of Rome (Books 1–10)
- Histories
- Letters
- Letters to Friends
- Phaedra
- De Re Publica
- Odes
- Satires
- Epigrams
- Against Catiline (Catilinarians)
- De Officiis
- De Oratore
- The Golden Ass
- Poems
- Satires
- On Tranquility of Mind
- On the Shortness of Life
- Life of Augustus
- Aeneid
- Letters to Atticus
- Epistles
- The Conspiracy of Catiline
- Life of Caligula
- Life of Claudius
- Life of Galba
- Life of Julius Caesar
- Life of Otho
- Life of Tiberius
- Agricola
Example passages
……qui intellegat se cotidie mori? In hoc enim fallimur, quod mortem prospicimus; magna pars eius iam praeterit. Quicquid aetatis retro est, mors tenet.…
…continuo hoc mors est illius quod fuit ante. proinde aliquid superare necesse est incolume ollis, ne tibi res redeant ad nilum funditus omnes de nihiloque renata vigescat copia rerum. Nunc igitur quoniam certissima……
……cupiverat. ut Agrippa vita concessit, Lucium Caesarem euntem ad Hispaniensis exercitus, Gaium remeantem Armenia et vulnere invalidum mors fato propera vel novercae Liviae dolus abstulit, Drusoque pridem extincto Nero solus e privignis erat, illuc cuncta vergere: filius, collega imperii, consors tribuniciae potestatis adsumitur……