Books III-IV Flashcards

1
Q

Bird-like creatures with the faces of women

A

Harpies

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2
Q

Trojan murdered by the king of Thrace

A

Polydorus

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3
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Aeneas called it a “little Troy”

A

Buthrotum

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4
Q

Former wife of Hector, now wife of Helenus

A

Andromache

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5
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Both the sister of Dido and the unfortunate agent in her death

A

Anna

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6
Q

Neighboring ruler to Dido near Carthage

A

Iarbus

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7
Q

What strange omen occurs in Thrace?

A

While Aeneas is pulling roots to prepare for a sacrifice, the roots which he pulls drip with blood

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8
Q

Who were the two founders of the Trojan people?

A

Dardanus of Italy and Teucer of Crete

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9
Q

Who prophesies that the Trojans will experience famine?

A

Calaeno the Harpy

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10
Q

Why must Aeneas take the long way around Sicily to reach the western shore of Italy?

A

The sea monsters Scylla and Charybdis dwell in the strait between Sicily and Italy.

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11
Q

To what does Virgil compare Dido in her infatuation?

A

a wounded doe

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12
Q

How are Aeneas and Dido married?

A

Juno says she “shall pour down a dark storm of rain and hail on them” while they are out hunting so that they will take refuge in a cave together.

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13
Q

What does Dido lose in her love for Aeneas.

A

the respect of other people and the surrounding nations

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14
Q

Who said, “See out your ancient mother.”

A

Apollo

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15
Q

Who said, “You must never flag in the long toil of exile, and you must leave this place.”

A

The Penates

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16
Q

Who said, “Now go forward and by your actions raise the greatness of Troy to the skies.”

A

Helenus

17
Q

Who said, “I sense the return of old fires.”

A

Dido

18
Q

Who said, “Have you entirely forgotten your own kingdom and your own destiny?”

A

Mercury

19
Q

Who said, “It is not by my own will that I search for Italy.”

A

Aeneas

20
Q

Who said, “Let there be war between the nations and between the sons forever.”

A

Dido