Flashcards in Book 2, 735-751 Deck (60):
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amicus, a, um
friendly, kindly
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amitto
amittere, amisi, amissus
to let go, lose
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avius, a, um
pathless, remote
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confundo
confundere, confudi, confusus
to confuse
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Creusa
Creusae
wife of Aeneas, left behind at the sack of Troy
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excedo
excedere, excessi, excessus
to depart
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incertus, a, um
uncertain, doubtful
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male
badly, poorly
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nescio
nescire, nescire, nescivi
to not know, know not
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notus, a, um
well known, familiar
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post
afterward, after, behind
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prius
before, sooner, formerly
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reddo
reddere, reddidi, reditus
to return, give back, render
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reflecto, reflectere, reflexi, reflexus
to turn back
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regio
regionis
region, district
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resido
residere, resedi
to sit down
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respicio
respicere, respexi, respectus
to look back
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sive, seu
of if, whether
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subsisto
subsistere, substiti
to halt, stop, withstand
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trepidus, a, um
agitated, alarmed
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amens
amentis
mad, insane, distracted
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Ascanius
son of Aeneas
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Ceres
Cereris
son of Aeneas
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cingo
cingere, cinxi, cinctus
to gird, encircle
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colligo
colligere, collegi, collectus
to collect, gather
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commendo
commendare, commendavi, commendatum
to entrust, commit
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crudelis
crudele
cruel, harsh, bloody
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curvus, a, um
curved, winding, bent
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demum
at length, finally
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desum
deesse, defui
to be absent, lack
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everto
evertere, everti, eversus
to overturn, destory
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fallo
fallere, fefelli, falsus
to deceive, baffle, elude, escape the notice of
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fulgeo
fulgere, fulsi
to gleam, flash, glitter
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homo
hominis
man, mortal, human
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incuso
incusare, incusavi, incusatum
to accuse, blame, chide
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murus
muri
city wall, rampart
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obiecto
obiectare, obiectavi, obiectatum
to throw to, expose
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obscurus, a, um
dark, obscure, gloomy
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penates
penatium
household gods
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periculum
periculi
danger, peril, risk
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porta
portae
gate, entrance, exit, portal
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principio (adv)
first, at first
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quam
than, how, as
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recondo
recondere, recondidi, reconditus
to establish; hide
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renovo
renovare, renovavi, renovatum
to renew, revive
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revertor
reverti, reversus sum
to return, turn back
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rursus, a, um
again, anew, back
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sacro
sacrare, sacravi, sacratum
to consecrate, dedicate, hallow
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tumulus
tumuli
hill, mound
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vallis
vallis
valley, vale, dale
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mihi trepido
dat of seperation
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nescio quod numen
I dont know what divinity = some divinity or another
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avia (loca)
out of the way section
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cursu
ablative of means
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mihi misero
dative of seperation
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nec amissam respexi animumve reflexi
nor did I look back for her lost as she was or cast a thought behind
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collectis omnibus
ablative absolute
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quem hominumque deorumque
partitive genitive
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urbem repeto et cingo armis
example of Hysteron proteron: the reversal of the natural or logical order of ideas
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