Book 2, 735-751 Flashcards by Josh Hanson

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amicus, a, um

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friendly, kindly

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amitto

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amittere, amisi, amissus

to let go, lose

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avius, a, um

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pathless, remote

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confundo

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confundere, confudi, confusus

to confuse

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Creusa

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Creusae

wife of Aeneas, left behind at the sack of Troy

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excedo

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excedere, excessi, excessus

to depart

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incertus, a, um

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uncertain, doubtful

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male

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badly, poorly

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nescio

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nescire, nescire, nescivi

to not know, know not

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notus, a, um

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well known, familiar

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post

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afterward, after, behind

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prius

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before, sooner, formerly

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reddo

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reddere, reddidi, reditus

to return, give back, render

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reflecto, reflectere, reflexi, reflexus

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to turn back

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regio

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regionis

region, district

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resido

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residere, resedi

to sit down

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respicio

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respicere, respexi, respectus

to look back

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sive, seu

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of if, whether

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subsisto

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subsistere, substiti

to halt, stop, withstand

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trepidus, a, um

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agitated, alarmed

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amens

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amentis

mad, insane, distracted

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Ascanius

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son of Aeneas

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Ceres

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Cereris

son of Aeneas

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cingo

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cingere, cinxi, cinctus

to gird, encircle

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colligo

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colligere, collegi, collectus

to collect, gather

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commendo

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commendare, commendavi, commendatum

to entrust, commit

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crudelis

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crudele

cruel, harsh, bloody

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curvus, a, um

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curved, winding, bent

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demum

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at length, finally

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desum

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deesse, defui

to be absent, lack

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everto

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evertere, everti, eversus

to overturn, destory

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fallo

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fallere, fefelli, falsus

to deceive, baffle, elude, escape the notice of

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fulgeo

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fulgere, fulsi

to gleam, flash, glitter

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homo

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hominis

man, mortal, human

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incuso

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incusare, incusavi, incusatum

to accuse, blame, chide

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murus

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muri

city wall, rampart

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obiecto

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obiectare, obiectavi, obiectatum

to throw to, expose

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obscurus, a, um

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dark, obscure, gloomy

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penates

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penatium

household gods

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periculum

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periculi

danger, peril, risk

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porta

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portae

gate, entrance, exit, portal

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principio (adv)

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first, at first

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quam

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than, how, as

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recondo

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recondere, recondidi, reconditus

to establish; hide

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renovo

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renovare, renovavi, renovatum

to renew, revive

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revertor

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reverti, reversus sum

to return, turn back

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rursus, a, um

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again, anew, back

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sacro

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sacrare, sacravi, sacratum

to consecrate, dedicate, hallow

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tumulus

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tumuli

hill, mound

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vallis

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vallis

valley, vale, dale

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mihi trepido

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dat of seperation

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nescio quod numen

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I dont know what divinity = some divinity or another

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avia (loca)

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out of the way section

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cursu

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ablative of means

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mihi misero

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dative of seperation

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nec amissam respexi animumve reflexi

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

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collectis omnibus

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ablative absolute

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quem hominumque deorumque

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partitive genitive

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urbem repeto et cingo armis

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

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stat (mihi sententia)

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I am determined