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Orpheus
masculine noun II declension

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1 Orpheus, the mythical Thracian lyre, the son of Apollo and the muse Calliope, or Eagrus, husband of Eurydice
2 famous musician and poet, husband of Eurydice

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vocalis Orpheus or vocalem Orphea || vocalem temere insecutae Orphea silvae || cernunt Orphea percussis sociantem carmina nervis

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orphănŏtrŏphīum nt. noun II decl.
orphănŏtrŏphus masc. noun II decl.
orphănus masc. noun II decl.
Orpheichus adj. I cl.
Orphēus adj. I cl.
Orpheus masc. noun II decl.
Orphĭcus adj. I cl.
orphŏs masc. noun II decl.
orphus masc. noun II decl.
orsa pl. nt. noun II decl.
orsūrūs adj. fut. part.
orsŭs masc. noun IV decl.
orsus adj. perf. part. I cl.
orthampĕlŏs fem. noun II decl.
orthĭus adj. I cl.
orthŏcissŏs fem. noun II decl.
orthŏdoxus adj. I cl.
orthŏgōnĭos adj. I cl.
orthŏgōnĭus adj. I cl.
orthŏgrăphĭa fem. noun I decl.
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