Lines 367-393 Virgil Set Text Flashcards
(74 cards)
1
Q
Urbe Latina
A
The Latin city
2
Q
Instructa
A
Drawn up
3
Q
Moratur
A
(It) delayed
4
Q
Legio
A
Army
5
Q
Campis
A
On the fields
6
Q
Turno regi
A
For king Turnus
7
Q
Ter centum
A
300
8
Q
Scutati
A
Carrying shields
9
Q
Volcente magistro
A
Led by Volcens
10
Q
Murosque subibant
A
And coming up to the walls
11
Q
Cernunt
A
They perceived (them)
12
Q
Procul
A
In the distance
13
Q
Laevo flectentes
A
Turing away on a path to the left
14
Q
Galea
A
Helmet
15
Q
Prodidit
A
Betrayed
16
Q
Euryalum…immemorem
A
Thoughtless Euryalus
17
Q
Sublustri noctis in umbra
A
In the glimmering shadow of the night
18
Q
Refulsit
A
It flashed back
19
Q
Radiisque adversa
A
Reflecting the moon-rays
20
Q
Haud temere est visum
A
The sighting was not ignored
21
Q
Conclamat…Volcens
A
Volcens shouted loudly
22
Q
Ab agmine
A
From the column
23
Q
State
A
Stop
24
Q
Quae causa viae?
A
What is the reason for your journey?
25
Quive estis in armis?
Or who are you under arms?
26
Quove tenetis iter?
Or where are you making for?
27
Tendere
Offered
28
Contra
In reply
29
Praemissi
Sent ahead
30
Sed celerare fugam
But they hastened their flight
31
Fidere nocti
They trust in the night
32
Obiciunt sese ad
(They) threw themselves in the way of
33
Divortia nota
The well known junctions
34
Hinc atque hinc
On one side and on the other side
35
Omnem(que) aditum
Every approach
36
Custode coronant
They surrounded...with a guard
37
Fuit
Was
38
Late
Far and wide
39
Dumis
With thickets
40
Ilice nigra
Black holm-oak
41
Densi...sentes
Impenetrable thorns
42
Complerant
Had filled
43
Undique
On all sides
44
Rara
Here and there
45
Semita
The path
46
Lucebat
Was showing up
47
Per occultos...callis
Through the secret moorland
48
Tenebrae ramorum
The gloom of the branches
49
Onerosaque praeda
And the oppressively heavy plunder [what they stole]
50
Euryalum...impediunt
Was hindering Euryalus
51
Fallitque timor regione viarum
And fear made him go in the wrong direction
52
Abit
Went away
53
Evaserat hostis
He had escaped the enemy
54
Imprudens
Unaware
55
Atque locos qui post Albae de nomine dicti Albani
And the places which later were called Alban from the name of Alba
56
Tum rex stabula alta Latinus habebat
Then king Latinus had high stables
57
Ut
When
58
Stetit
He stood [still]
59
Respexit
He looked back for
60
Absentem...amicum
His absent friend
61
Euryale infelix
Unlucky Euryalus
62
Qua te regione reliqui?
What area did I leave you?
63
Quave sequar?
To where shall I follow?
64
Rursus
Again
65
Revolvens
Retracing
66
Perplexum iter omne
The whole mixed up journey
67
Fallacis silvae
Of the treacherous wood
68
Simul
At the same time too
69
Legit
He picked out
70
Retro
Backwards
71
Vestigia
The footsteps
72
Observata
Having been observed
73
Errat
He wandered over
74
Dumis(que) silentibus
The silent thickets
