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empfänglich, capax, absol. od. für etw., alcis rei (übh. fähig, etwas in sich aufzunehmen, z.B. aures capaces boni). – idoneus (wohl geeignet, etw. aufzunehmen, z.B. eine. Gemüt, einen e. Boden finden [von der Philosophie etc.], idoneam complecti naturam). – obnoxius alci rei (leicht unterworfen, z.B. morbis pestilentibus, v. Körper). – docilis ad alqd (für etwas gelehrig, wer leicht das, was er hört, sieht etc., annimmt, z.B. ad hanc muliebrem sententiam). – natus factusque ad alqd (wozu geschaffen, z.B. ein für Freundschaft e. Herz). – inclinatus od. propensus ad alqd (sich gern hinneigend, z.B. animus ad om nem suspicionem inclinatus: u. animus alius ad alia vitia propensior est). – für etwas e. sein, auch alqd capere (etwas fassen, begreifen können, z.B. sapientiam); alqd admittere od. suscipere (zulassen, annehmen, z.B. solatium); alqd sentire (etwas fühlen, z.B. morbos non sent. [von den Fischen]: u. physisch od. geistig wahrnehmen können, z.B. nihil nisi voluptatem [nur für sinnliche Luft]: u. pulchritudinem); alqā re moveri, sehr, multum (durch etwas einen Eindruck erleiden, z.B. mov. iisdem rebus [für gleiche Eindrücke]: honestis rebus [für gute Eindrücke]: multum earum regionum consuetudine); aperto pectore haurire alqd (mit offenem Herzen etwas aufnehmen, ein e. Herz für etw. haben, z.B. illa, quae a sapientibus viris reperta sunt). – von Natur für etwas e. sein, naturā duci ad alqd (z.B. für Musik, ad modos). – für Freundschaft e. sein, se facilem praebere amicis. – für etwas nicht e. sein, auch alqd me non attingit od. in me non cadit (z.B. dolor): nicht mehr e. sein für den Schmerz, animus ad dolorem obduruit: für nichts mehr e. sein, omni sensu carere; omnem sensum exuisse: jmd. für etwas e. machen, alqm alcis rei sensu imbuere.
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