Supra scripsisse

Latin Construction

supra scripsisse.

1. ‘To have written or mentioned before.’

Constructions

Conjunction constructions

• ut supra scripsi — Cic. [γʹ], [γ²], [εʹ]

Noun constructions

Objects of supra scripsisse

• quem supra scripsisse — Cic. [αʹ], [βʹ], [δʹ], [δ²], [στʹ]

Loci

• αʹ n. Cicero, Ad Atticum 16.16a:

haec quae supra scripsi ad eos delata sunt

The things that I mentioned above were reported to them.

• βʹ n. Cicero, Ad Atticum 3.19:

mihi Epirus aut iter ad salutem dabit aut quod scripsi supra.

Epirus will either provide me a path to health, or else what I mentioned above.

• γʹ conj. Cicero, Ad Familiares 11.5:

cum hortatione non egeas, ut supra scripsi, non utar ea pluribus verbis

because you do not need encouragement—as I mentioned above—I will not spend more words on it.

• γ² conj. Decimus Brutus ap. Cicero, Ad Familiares 11.10:

cum haec talia sint, quo minus, quod ad me pertinebit, homines interpellent, ut supra scripsi, non impedio

If this is how things are, as far as I'm concerned, I won't keep people from interposing, as I mentioned above.

• δʹ n. Cicero, Ad Familiares 13.4:

sed haec, quae supra scripta sunt, eo spectant, ut et horter et suadeam

But these things that have been written above aim both to encourage and persuade.

• δ² n. Cicero, Ad Familiares 13.28:

illud, quod supra scripsi, id 〈 tibi confirmo 〉 in meque recipio

And that which I mentioned above, I am confirming it to you and taking it on myself

• δ³ Cicero, Ad Familiares 13.63:

commendo tibi hominem sic ut intellegis me 〈 eum, de 〉 quo ea supra scripserim, debere commendare

I commend this person to you as strongly as you expect I should commend the one who I wrote those things about above.

• εʹ conj. Cicero, Ad Familiares 3.10:

ut supra scripsi, purgare me tibi hoc tuo tempore quam accusare te mallem

as I mentioned above, I preferred, under your circumstances, to justify myself to you rather than accuse you

• στʹ n. Cicero, Ad Familiares 6.10:

tibi et illa polliceor, quae supra scripsi, quae sunt adhuc mea, et ea, quae praeterea videor mihi ex aliqua parte retinere tamquam ex reliquiis pristinae dignitatis

I promise you both those things which I mentioned above which are still mine, and also those things which I seem to myself to in some degree retain from the remains of my original status

• ζʹ Caelius Rufus ap. Cicero, Ad Familiares 8.6:

Quod tibi supra scripsi Curionem valde frigere, iam calet; nam ferventissime concerpitur

Though I wrote to you before that Curio was very much out in the cold, now things are warming up for him, for he's being rather heatedly torn apart.