Book 2, 735-751

Question 1

amicus, a, um

Answer 1

friendly, kindly

Question 2

amitto

Answer 2

amittere, amisi, amissus

to let go, lose

Question 3

avius, a, um

Answer 3

pathless, remote

Question 4

confundo

Answer 4

confundere, confudi, confusus

to confuse

Question 5

Creusa

Answer 5

Creusae

wife of Aeneas, left behind at the sack of Troy

Question 6

excedo

Answer 6

excedere, excessi, excessus

to depart

Question 7

incertus, a, um

Answer 7

uncertain, doubtful

Question 8

male

Answer 8

badly, poorly

Question 9

nescio

Answer 9

nescire, nescire, nescivi

to not know, know not

Question 10

notus, a, um

Answer 10

well known, familiar

Question 11

post

Answer 11

afterward, after, behind

Question 12

prius

Answer 12

before, sooner, formerly

Question 13

reddo

Answer 13

reddere, reddidi, reditus

to return, give back, render

Question 14

reflecto, reflectere, reflexi, reflexus

Answer 14

to turn back

Question 15

regio

Answer 15

regionis

region, district

Question 16

resido

Answer 16

residere, resedi

to sit down

Question 17

respicio

Answer 17

respicere, respexi, respectus

to look back

Question 18

sive, seu

Answer 18

of if, whether

Question 19

subsisto

Answer 19

subsistere, substiti

to halt, stop, withstand

Question 20

trepidus, a, um

Answer 20

agitated, alarmed

Question 21

amens

Answer 21

amentis

mad, insane, distracted

Question 22

Ascanius

Answer 22

son of Aeneas

Question 23

Ceres

Answer 23

Cereris

son of Aeneas

Question 24

cingo

Answer 24

cingere, cinxi, cinctus

to gird, encircle

Question 25

colligo

Answer 25

colligere, collegi, collectus to collect, gather

Question 26

commendo

Answer 26

commendare, commendavi, commendatum to entrust, commit

Question 27

crudelis

Answer 27

crudele cruel, harsh, bloody

Question 28

curvus, a, um

Answer 28

curved, winding, bent

Question 29

demum

Answer 29

at length, finally

Question 30

desum

Answer 30

deesse, defui to be absent, lack

Question 31

everto

Answer 31

evertere, everti, eversus to overturn, destory

Question 32

fallo

Answer 32

fallere, fefelli, falsus to deceive, baffle, elude, escape the notice of

Question 33

fulgeo

Answer 33

fulgere, fulsi to gleam, flash, glitter

Question 34

homo

Answer 34

hominis man, mortal, human

Question 35

incuso

Answer 35

incusare, incusavi, incusatum to accuse, blame, chide

Question 36

murus

Answer 36

muri city wall, rampart

Question 37

obiecto

Answer 37

obiectare, obiectavi, obiectatum to throw to, expose

Question 38

obscurus, a, um

Answer 38

dark, obscure, gloomy

Question 39

penates

Answer 39

penatium household gods

Question 40

periculum

Answer 40

periculi danger, peril, risk

Question 41

porta

Answer 41

portae gate, entrance, exit, portal

Question 42

principio (adv)

Answer 42

first, at first

Question 43

quam

Answer 43

than, how, as

Question 44

recondo

Answer 44

recondere, recondidi, reconditus to establish; hide

Question 45

renovo

Answer 45

renovare, renovavi, renovatum to renew, revive

Question 46

revertor

Answer 46

reverti, reversus sum to return, turn back

Question 47

rursus, a, um

Answer 47

again, anew, back

Question 48

sacro

Answer 48

sacrare, sacravi, sacratum to consecrate, dedicate, hallow

Question 49

tumulus

Answer 49

tumuli hill, mound

Question 50

vallis

Answer 50

vallis valley, vale, dale

Question 51

mihi trepido

Answer 51

dat of seperation

Question 52

nescio quod numen

Answer 52

I dont know what divinity = some divinity or another

Question 53

avia (loca)

Answer 53

out of the way section

Question 54

cursu

Answer 54

ablative of means

Question 55

mihi misero

Answer 55

dative of seperation

Question 56

nec amissam respexi animumve reflexi

Answer 56

nor did I look back for her lost as she was or cast a thought behind

Question 57

collectis omnibus

Answer 57

ablative absolute

Question 58

quem hominumque deorumque

Answer 58

partitive genitive

Question 59

urbem repeto et cingo armis

Answer 59

example of Hysteron proteron: the reversal of the natural or logical order of ideas

Question 60

stat (mihi sententia)

Answer 60

I am determined