Classical Roots 9&10

18683166	artifact	an object made by human beings
18683167	ars/artis (Latin)	art
18683168	artifice	craftiness, trickery
18683169	artless	without deceit or cunning; natural; simple
18683170	artisan	a skilled craftsperson
18683303	aoide (Greek)	song
18683304	ode	a poem usually addressed to a particular person, object, or event
18683305	parody	a humorous imitation of a piece of literature or music
18685761	rhapsody	speech or writing expressing great pleasure
18685762	canto/cantare (Latin)	to sing
18685763	incantation	the chanting or speaking of words seeming to have magical power
18685764	recant	to take back a previously made formal statement or belief
18685765	pingo/pingere (Latin)	to paint, embroider
18685766	depict	to paint, draw, or express in a picture or sculpture; to describe
18685767	pictograph	a picture or drawing representing words or ideas; a tool used to write on waxen tablets
18685768	cresco/crescere (Latin)	to grow
18686123	accrue	to come as a natural increase or advantage
18686124	beneficence	kindly action
18686125	crescendo	a gradual increase in sound
18686126	excrescence	abnormal growth or outgrowth
18686127	efficacious	effective as a means or remedy
18686128	facile	easy, fluent
18686129	facio/facere (Latin)	to make
18686130	facsimile	an exact copy of a book, painting, document, etc.
18686131	fetish	an object believed to possess magical power
18686132	faction	a group or clique within a larger group, party, or government
18686133	mollify	to calm; to make gentler or softer in feeling
18686134	pretext	a false reason put forward to conceal the true one
18686135	texo/texere (Latin)	to weave
18686136	context	the circumstances surrounding an event or situation