rose

rose
subs.
Ar. and P. ῥόδον, τό (Dem. 615).
Full of roses, adj.: Ar. πολύρροδος.

ROSE

rosa (the plant and the flower): rosae flos (the flower). A rose-hed area rosis consita: of roses rosaceus: oil of roses oleum rosaceum or rhodinum (Plin.); or rosaceum only: rose-leaf rosae floris folium: the scent of roses odores qui afflantur e rosis (after Cic. de Sen. 17 59); *odor rosarum: to lie among roses in rosa jacere (Sen. Ep. 36 9); vivere in aeterna rosa (Mart. 8 77). Of or belonging to a rose roseus: rose color color roseus: roses on the cheeks color egregius (Cic. Fin. 2 20 64).

rose: rŏsa: drinking in a bower of r.s, potans in rosa, Cic. Fin. 2, 20, 65: to be crowned with rose garlands, sertis redimiri et rosa, id. Tusc. 3, 18, 43. Of r.s, made of r.s, roseus: Sen.: Claud. Also, rosaceus: Plin.

rose, guelder: *viburnum opulus, Linn.: Benth.

rose, oil of:

1. rhŏdĭnum (oleum): Plin. 13, 1, 2.

2. rŏsāceum: ib. 15, 7, 7.

rose, rock:

1. *helianthemum vulgare.

2. *cistus tomentosus, Benth.

rose, wild or dog:

1. silvestris rosa quae cynorrhodus appellatur, Plin. H. N. 8, 41, 63 d.-roses, cynorrhoda, ib. 24, 14, 74.

2. rosa cănīna: Veget. Veter. 3, 84, 2.

ῥόδον
the rose

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appearing fewer than 50 times

κίσθος
rock-rose
κυνόροδον
dog-rose, Rosa canina
λευκόροδον
the white rose
ἀργεμώνη
Papaver Argemone, wind-rose
ἑκατόφυλλον
hundred-petalled rose

rose Rose

• held by one of Graces: Paus. 6.24.6
• sacred to Aphrodite: Paus. 6.24.7
• unguent of roses made at Chaeronea: Paus. 9.41.7