- Odes I, 11.8.
Carpere refers to
plucking of
flowers or fruit. The
phrase collige virgo rosas has a
similar sense.
carpe noctem seize the
night An exhortation...
- This
phrase is
usually understood against Horace's
Epicurean background.
Collige, virgo,
rosas ("gather, girl, the roses")
appears at the end of the poem...
-
Collige, virgo, rosas, dum flos
novus et nova
pubes et
memor esto
aevum sic
properare tuum. Gather, girl,
roses while the
flower is
fresh and
fresh is...
- Odes I, 11.8.
Carpere refers to
plucking of
flowers or fruit. The
phrase collige virgo rosas has a
similar sense.
carpe noctem seize the
night An exhortation...
-
which recommends the
enjoyment of life
before the
arrival of old age.
Collige, virgo,
rosas which literary means "Pick
virgin the roses" and is a metaphor...
-
Science for 1843. 130–193 Pallary, P. (1917).
Mollusques marins des
Dardanelles colligés par M.
Claude Bravard.
Journal de Conchyliologie. 63: 142–147 v t e...
- al
centro urban. 'They're
building a new
subway line to downtown.' On
collige le
recyclabiles omne venerdi. 'Recyclables are
picked up
every Friday...
