Book 4, 345-361

Question 1

admoneo

Answer 1

admonere, admonui, admonitus

to advise, warn

Question 2

Apollo

Answer 2

Apollonis

god of light, music, and prophecy

Question 3

adspectus

Answer 3

aspectus

sight, appearance

Question 4

astrum

Answer 4

astri

star, constellation

Question 5

Ausonius, a, um

Answer 5

Ausonian, Italian

Question 6

auspicium

Answer 6

auspicii

auspices, authority

Question 7

capesso

Answer 7

capessere, capessivi, capessitus

to try to seize, reach

Question 8

colo

Answer 8

colere, colui, cultus

to cultivate, dwell in, cherish, honor

Question 9

compono

Answer 9

componere, composui, compositus

to put together, settle, calm, quiet

Question 10

consido

Answer 10

considere, consedi, consessus

to sit down, settle

Question 11

detineo

Answer 11

detinere, detinui, detentus

to hold back, detain

Question 12

dulcis

Answer 12

dulce

sweet, dear, fond

Question 13

exterus, a, um

Answer 13

outside, foreign

Question 14

fas

Answer 14

right, justice, divine law

Question 15

Gryneus, a, um

Answer 15

of Grynium

Question 16

igneus, a, um

Answer 16

fiery, flaming

Question 17

imago

Answer 17

imaginis

image, likeness, ghost

Question 18

invidia

Answer 18

invidiae

grudge, envy, jealousy

Question 19

Karthago

Answer 19

Karthaginis

Carthage, a city of North Africa

Question 20

Libycus, a, um

Answer 20

Libyan, of Libya

Question 21

Lycia

Answer 21

Lyciae

country of Asia minor

Question 22

operio

Answer 22

operire, operui, opertus

to cover, hide

Question 23

patria

Answer 23

patriae

homeland, country

Question 24

Pergama

Answer 24

Pergamorum

citadel of Troy

Question 25

Phoenissa, ae

Answer 25

Phoenician woman, Dido

Question 26

quotiens

Answer 26

how often, as often as

Question 27

recidivus, a, um

Answer 27

revived, renewed

Question 28

reliquiae

Answer 28

reliquiarum remnants, relics, leavings

Question 29

sors

Answer 29

sortis lot, fate, portion, oracle

Question 30

spons

Answer 30

spontis wish, well, desire

Question 31

terreo

Answer 31

terrere, terrui, territus frighten, terrify

Question 32

Troianus, a, um

Answer 32

Trojan, of Troy

Question 33

turbidus, a, um

Answer 33

troubled, agitated

Question 34

umens, umemtis

Answer 34

most, dewy, damp

Question 35

accendo

Answer 35

accendere, accensus to inflame, kindle, burn

Question 36

Ascanius

Answer 36

Ascanii son of Aeneas

Question 37

auctor

Answer 37

auctoris author, founder, sponsor

Question 38

auris

Answer 38

auris ear

Question 39

avertor

Answer 39

averti, avertus to turn away, avert

Question 40

carus, a, um

Answer 40

dear, beloved, fond

Question 41

celer

Answer 41

celeris, celere swift, quick, speedy

Question 42

Dardanus

Answer 42

Dardani early king of Troy

Question 43

defero

Answer 43

deferre, detuli, delatus to carry down, report

Question 44

desino

Answer 44

desinere, desivi, desitus to cease, desist

Question 45

etiam

Answer 45

also, even, besides, furthermore

Question 46

fatalis

Answer 46

fatale fated, fatal, destined

Question 47

fraudo

Answer 47

fraudare, fraudavi, fraudatum to defraud, deprive, cheat

Question 48

haurio

Answer 48

haurire, hausi, haustus to drink in, drain

Question 49

Hesperia

Answer 49

Hesperiae Hersperia, Italty

Question 50

iamdudum

Answer 50

long since, for al ong time

Question 51

illuc

Answer 51

thither, to that place

Question 52

incendo

Answer 52

incendere, incendi, incensus to inflame, kindle

Question 53

iniuria

Answer 53

iniuriae wrong, injury, injustice

Question 54

interpres

Answer 54

interpretis interpreter, agent

Question 55

intro

Answer 55

intrare, intravi, intratum to enter, penetrate

Question 56

mandatum

Answer 56

mandati command, mandate

Question 57

manifestus, a, um

Answer 57

clcear, manifest

Question 58

murus

Answer 58

muri wall, battlement

Question 59

pererro

Answer 59

pererrare, pererravi, perarratum to wander over, survey

Question 60

profor

Answer 60

profari, profatus to speak out, to say

Question 61

querela

Answer 61

querelae complaint, lament

Question 62

spons

Answer 62

spontis wish, will, desire

Question 63

tacitus, a, um

Answer 63

silent, still, quiet

Question 64

testor

Answer 64

testari, testatus to call to witness, swear by, testify

Question 65

tueor

Answer 65

tueri, tutus to watch, protect, eye

Question 66

uterque

Answer 66

utraque, utrumque each of two, both