Flashcards in Book 2, 788-804 Deck (57):
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adfluo
adfluere, adflux, adfluxus
to flow together
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admiror
admari, admatus
to wonder at, admire
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adspicio
adspicere, adspexi, adspectus
to see, look at
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bracchium
bracchii
forearm
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collum
colli
neck
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communis
commune
common, mutual, general
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comprehendo
comprehendere, comprehensi, comprehensus
to grasp
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conor
conari, conatus sum
to attempt, to try, to endeavor
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consumo
consumere, consumpsi, consumptus
to consume, waste
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Dardanis
Dardandis
Trojan woman
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demum
adv meaning at length, finally
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desero
desere, desui, desertus
to desert, forsake
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detineo
detinere, detinui, detentus
to detain, hold back
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effugio
effugere, effugi
to escape, flee from
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frustra
adv meaning in vain, uselessly
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genetrix
genetricis
mother
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Graius, a, um
Greek
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ibi
adv meaning there, then
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imago
imaginis
image, likeness, phantom
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invenio
invenire, inveni, inventus
to find, come upon
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lacrimo
lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatus
to weep, shed tears, lament
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levis
leve
light, unsubtantial
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numerus
numeri
number, multitude
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nurus
nurus
daughter in law
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par
paris
equal, like, similar
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recedo
recedere, recessi, recessus
to depart, to retire
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reviso
revisere
to revisit, see again
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servio
servire, servivi, servitus
to be a slave, serve
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similis
simile
similar, like
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tenuis
tenue
slight, thin, fine
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ter
thrice, three times
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valeo
valere, valui
to be strong, fare well, to be able
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Venus
Veneris
goddess of love adn beauty
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volucer
volucris, volucre
winged, swift
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cedo
cedere, cessi, cessus
to yield, depart
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colligo
colligere, collegi, collectus
to collect, gather
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convenio
convenire, conveni, conventus
to come together, assemble
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deduco
deducere, deduxi, deductus
to lead forth, launch
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exsilium
exsilii
exile, place of exile
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Ida
Idae
mountain near Troy
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iugum
iugi
yoke, mountain ridge
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Lucifer
Luciferi
morning star, light bringer
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miserabilis
miserabile
miserable, wretched
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obsideo
obsidere, obsedi, obsessus
to besiege, beset
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ops
opis
resource, power, wealth
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porta
portae
gate
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pubes
pubis
youth, young men
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quicumque
quaecumque, quodcumque
whoever, whatever
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spes
spei
hope, expectation
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undique
everywhere, from all sides
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vulgus
vulgi
crowd, rabble, herd
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aspeciam aut Grais servitum matribus ibo
servitum is a what?
accusative supine, after a verb of motion, to express purpose
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conatus. collo dare bracchia circum
conatus (sum) collo dare bracchia circum
to place my arms around her neck
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par levibus ventis volucrique simillima somno
ventis and somno are examples of what?
dative with the adjective: adjectives of friendliness, fullness, likeness, nearness with their opposites, take the dative, as similis est homini ...he is like a man
homo amicus est mihi ...the man is friendly to me
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collectem exsilio pubem, miserabile vulgus
exsilio is a what?
dative of purpose
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undique convenere animis opibusque parati
convenere = ?
syncopated perfect...convenerunt
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