Book 2, 752-767

Question 1

adservo

Answer 1

adservare, adservavi, adservatum

to guard, watch

Question 2

adytum

Answer 2

adyti

inner shrine, sanctuary

Question 3

aestus

Answer 3

aestus

flood, tide; surge; heat

Question 4

asylum

Answer 4

asyli

refure, sanctuary

Question 5

custos

Answer 5

custodis

guardian, keeper

Question 6

dirus, a, um

Answer 6

dire, terrible, cursed

Question 7

edax

Answer 7

edacis

devoruing, eating

Question 8

effero

Answer 8

effere, extuli, elatus

to carry forth, raise, lift

Question 9

exsupero

Answer 9

exsuperare, exsuperavi, exsuperatum

to surmount, mount

Question 10

fastigium

Answer 10

fastigii

top, roof, summit

Question 11

gaza

Answer 11

gazae

wealth, treasure

Question 12

gressus

Answer 12

gressus

step, course, gait

Question 13

horror

Answer 13

horroris

horror, terror, shuddering

Question 14

ilicet

Answer 14

immediately, at once

Question 15

incendo

Answer 15

incendere, incendi, incensus

to burn, kindle

Question 16

inde

Answer 16

thence, thereupon

Question 17

inruo

Answer 17

inruere, inrui

to rush in

Question 18

lego

Answer 18

legere, legi, lectus

to choose, collect

Question 19

lustro

Answer 19

lustrare, lustravi, lustratum

to survey, traverse; purify

Question 20

mensa

Answer 20

mensae

table

Question 21

observo

Answer 21

observare, observavi, observatum

to observe, watch, note

Question 22

Phoenix

Answer 22

Phoenicis

Greek Leader

Question 23

porticus

Answer 23

porticus

colonnade, portico

Question 24

praeda, praedae

Answer 24

booty, spoils, prey

Question 25

procedo

Answer 25

procedere, processi, processus to advance

Question 26

qua

Answer 26

whereby, in any someway

Question 27

repeto

Answer 27

repetere, repetivi, repetitus to seek again

Question 28

retro

Answer 28

backward, again (adv)

Question 29

reviso

Answer 29

revisere to see again, revisist

Question 30

silentium

Answer 30

silentii silence, stillness

Question 31

terreo

Answer 31

terrere, terrui, territus to frighten, terrify

Question 32

Troius, a, um

Answer 32

Trojan

Question 33

ubique

Answer 33

everywhere, anywhere (adv)

Question 34

Ulixes, is

Answer 34

Odysseus, a wily greek leader

Question 35

undique

Answer 35

everywhere, from all sides (adv)

Question 36

vacuus, a, um

Answer 36

empty, vacant, free

Question 37

vestigium

Answer 37

vestigii step, track, trace

Question 38

horror ubique animo, simul ipsa silentia terrent has to have what inferred?

Answer 38

horror (est meo) animo

Question 39

si forte, si forte is an example of what?

Answer 39

rhetorical repitition, representing the repeated thought and desperate hope in the mind of Aeneas

Question 40

exsuperant flammae, furit aestus ad auras ad auras can also be inferred to mean what?

Answer 40

ad calum

Question 41

et iam porticibus vacuis Iunonis asylo custodes lecti Phoenix what is porticibus?

Answer 41

ablative of place where

Question 42

Huc indique Troia gaza incensis erepta adytis adytis is what?

Answer 42

dative of separation

Question 43

captivus, a, um

Answer 43

captive, captured

Question 44

congere

Answer 44

congere, congessi, congestus to heap up

Question 45

crater

Answer 45

crateris mixing bowl

Question 46

ordo

Answer 46

ordinis order, array, row

Question 47

pavidus

Answer 47

a, um terrified, fearful

Question 48

solidus, a, um

Answer 48

solid, firm, massive

Question 49

vestis

Answer 49

vestis garment, clothing, robe