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The Aeneid > Book 4, 296-313 > Flashcards

Book 4, 296-313 Flashcards

1
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amans

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amantis

lover

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armo

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armare, armavi, armatum

to arm, equip, furnish

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bacchor

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bacchari, bacchatus

to rush wildly, rave

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Bacchus

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Bacchi

god of wine

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Cithaeron

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Cithaeronis

Greek mountain near Thebes

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commoveo

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commovere, commovi, commotus

to move, stir, shake, agitate

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compello

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compellare, compellavi, compellatum

to address, accost, speak of

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defero

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deferre, detuli, delatus

to carry down, report

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excipio

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excipere, excepi, exceptus

to catch, receive

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excio

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excire, excivi, excitus

to arouse, excite, stir

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fallo

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fallere, fefelli, falsus

to deceive, cheat, mock

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impius, a, um

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wicked, accursed, disloyal

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incendo

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incendere, incendi, incensus

to innflame, burn

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inops

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inopis

needy, destitute, bereft of

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motus

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motus

movement, emotion

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nocturnus, a, um

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of teh night, nocturnal

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orgia

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orgiorum

mystic rites, rituals

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praesentio

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praesentire, praesensi, praesensus

to perceive, first, suspect

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qualis

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quale

of what sort, such as

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saevio

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saevire, saevivi, saevitus

to rage, storm

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stimulo

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stimulare, stimulavi, stimulatum

to spur, goad, prick, incite

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Thyias

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Thyadis

Bacchant, a woman devotee of the whorship of Bacchus

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timeo

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timere, timui

to fear, dread

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trietericus, a, um

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triennial

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tutus, a, um

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protected, safe, secure

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ultro

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further, voluntarily

27
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quis fallere possit amantem

what construct is possit?

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deliberative subjunctive: has its verb in the subjunctive, as dicam an taceam

shall i speak or hold by tongue?

quid facerem
what was I to do?

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trieterica

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eveyr two years, counted as three in the ancient system of inclusive reckoning

29
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alienus, a, um

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belonging to another, other’s alien, foreign

30
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altum

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alti

the deep sea; heaven

31
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Aquilo

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Aquilonis

the north wind

32
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conubium

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conubii

wedlock, marriage

33
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crudelis

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crudele

cruel, bloody, bitter

34
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decedo

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decedere, decessi, decessus

to depart

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dissimulo

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dissimulare, dissimulavi, dissimulatum

to conceal, dissimulate, pretend otherwise

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etiam

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also, even, besides, yet, still

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funus

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funeris

funeral death, disaster

38
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hibernus, a, um

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wintry, of the winter

39
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hymenaeus

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hymenaei

wedding hymn, so called after Hymen, god of marriage

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ignotus, a, um

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unknown, strange

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incipio

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incipere, incepi, inceptus

to begin, undertake

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mereo

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merere, merui, meritus

to deserve, earn, merit

43
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molior

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moliri, molitus sum

to prepare, attempt, do

44
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morior

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morii, mortuus

to die, perish

45
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nefas

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impiety, unspeakable

46
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nihil

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nil

nothing, not at all

47
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perfidus, a, um

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treacherous, perfidious

48
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propero

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properare, properavi, properatum

to hasten, hurry, speed

49
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quando

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when, since, if ever, because

50
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quin

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why not, but that, in fact

51
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quisquam, quicquam

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anyone, anything

52
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spero

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sperare, speravi, speratum

to hope for, expect, suppose

53
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tacitus, a, um

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silent, noiseless, secret

54
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undosus, a, um

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billow, wavy

55
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data dextera alludes to what?

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the clasping of the right hands was a Roman symble of marriage, seen frequantly in sculpture

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