Book 2, 768-788

Question 1

adfor

Answer 1

adfari, adfatus sum

to address, accost

Question 2

audeo

Answer 2

audere, ausus sum

to dare, venture

Question 3

coma

Answer 3

comae

hair, locks, tresses

Question 4

Creusa

Answer 4

Creusae

wife of Aeneas, left behind during the sack of Troy

Question 5

demo

Answer 5

demere, dempsi, demptus

to remove, take away

Question 6

dolor

Answer 6

doloris

pain, grief, anger, passion

Question 7

etiam

Answer 7

even, also, besides, yet, still

Question 8

fauces

Answer 8

faucium

jaws, throat; pass, entrance

Question 9

haereo

Answer 9

haerere, haesi, haesus

to stick, cling to

Question 10

iacto

Answer 10

iactare, iactavi, iactatum

to hurl, toss, fling

Question 11

imago

Answer 11

imaginis

image, phantom, likeness

Question 12

impleo

Answer 12

implere, implevi, impletus

to fill, satisfy

Question 13

indulgeo

Answer 13

indulgere, indulsi, indultus

to indulge in, yield to

Question 14

ingemino

Answer 14

ingeminare, ingeminavi, ingeminatum

to redouble, repeat, increase

Question 15

insanus, a, um

Answer 15

mad, frantic, insane

Question 16

iterum

Answer 16

again, anew, a second time

Question 17

iuvo

Answer 17

iuvare, iuvi, iutus

to help, please

Question 18

maestus, a, um

Answer 18

sad, mournful, gloomy

Question 19

nequiquam

Answer 19

in vain, uselessly

Question 20

notus, a, um

Answer 20

well known, familiar

Question 21

obstipesco

Answer 21

obstipescere, obstipui

to be dazed, stand agape

Question 22

quin

Answer 22

in fact

Question 23

simulacrum

Answer 23

simulacri

image, phantom, likeness

Question 24

sine

Answer 24

without (+abl)

Question 25

Ausus quin etiam voces iactare per umbram

Answer 25

Infact, I even dared to throw something through the shadows

Question 26

quaerenti et tectis urbis sine fine ruenti

Answer 26

what needs to be supplied? (in) tectis

Question 27

mihi quaerenti et ruenti simulacrum et umbra Creusae visa (est). infelix: is an exapmle of what?

Answer 27

in one sense, a transferred epithet, since the appearance of Creusa's shade makes Aeneas unhappy

Question 28

quid tantum insano iuvat indulgere dolori,... quid = ? dolori is a what?

Answer 28

cur, or why? dolori is a dative witha compound verb

Question 29

aro

Answer 29

arare, aravi, aratum to plow, furrow, till

Question 30

diligo

Answer 30

diligere, dilexi, dilectus to love, cherish

Question 31

Dolopes, um

Answer 31

Greek of Thessaly

Question 32

dulcis

Answer 32

dulce sweet, dear, fond

Question 33

evenio

Answer 33

evenire, eveni, eventus to come out, to happen

Question 34

exsilium

Answer 34

exsilii exile, place of exile

Question 35

fas

Answer 35

right, justice, divine will (indeclinable noun)

Question 36

fluo

Answer 36

fluere, fluxu, fluxus to flow, ebb, stream

Question 37

Hesperius, a, um

Answer 37

Hesperian, western, Italian

Question 38

illic

Answer 38

adv meaning there, at that place

Question 39

lenis

Answer 39

lene gentle, soft, mild

Question 40

Lydius, a, um

Answer 40

Lydian of Lydia, a country of Asia Minor

Question 41

Myrmidones, um

Answer 41

Greek of Thessaly

Question 42

Olympus

Answer 42

Olympi a greek mountain, home of the gods

Question 43

opimus, a, um

Answer 43

rich, fertile, sumptuous

Question 44

pario

Answer 44

parere, peperi, partus to acquire, win, produce

Question 45

pello,

Answer 45

pellere, pepuli, pulsus to drive away, dismiss

Question 46

porto

Answer 46

portare, portavi, portatum to carry

Question 47

regius, a, um

Answer 47

royal, regal, kingly

Question 48

regnator

Answer 48

regnatoris ruler, sovereign, lord

Question 49

sine

Answer 49

without

Question 50

sino

Answer 50

sinere, sivi, situs to permit, allow

Question 51

superbus, a, um

Answer 51

proud, haughty

Question 52

Thybris

Answer 52

Tiber, a river of Italy