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Lines 362-398 Flashcards

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1
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What happens in lines 308-361?

A

Turnus gets ready and the battle begins. Fighting between Aeneas and Latins (ranks of farmers). He asks Achates for spears, with which he then kills Maeon.

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2
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at parte ex alia

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but elsewhere

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3
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qua…intulerat torrens

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where a torrent had carried forward

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4
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saxa rotantia late

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rocks, rolling along far and wide

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arbustaque diruta ripis

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and trees torn up from river banks

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Arcadas…ut vidit Pallas

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Pallas, when he saw his Arcadians

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7
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insuetos acies inferre pedestres

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not used to carrying forward the battle-lines on foot

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Latio dare terga sequaci

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turning their backs to the pursuing Latins

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9
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natura loci…quando

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since the nature of the place

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10
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aspera aquis

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roughened by the waters

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dimittere…suasit equos

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persuaded them to release their horses

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12
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unum quod…restat

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the one thing that remained

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13
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rebus…egenis

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in dire necessity

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14
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nunc prece, nunc dictis…amaris

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now with a prayer, now with bitter words

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15
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virtutem accendit

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he fired up their courage

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16
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quo fugitis socii?

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where are you fleeing to, comrades?

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17
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per vos et fortia facta

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by you and your brave deeds

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18
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per ducis Euandri nomen

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by the name of Evander our leader

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19
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devictaque bella

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and the wars you have won

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20
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spemque meam…quae

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and by my hope, which

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21
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aemula

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aspiring to equal

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22
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patriae…laudi

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my father’s renown

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23
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nunc subit

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now rises

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24
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fidite ne pedibus

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do not trust in your feet

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25
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rumpenda…est via

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you must carve a path

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26
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ferro…per hostes

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with your swords through the enemy

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27
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qua globus ille virum

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where that knot of men

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28
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densissimus urget

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presses most densely

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29
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hac…reposcit

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in this direction…demands

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30
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patria alta

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your glorious fatherland

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31
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vos et Pallanta ducem

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you and your leader Pallas

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32
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numina nulla premunt

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no divinities are pressing on us

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33
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urgemur…mortales

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we mortals are being assailed

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34
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mortali…ab hoste

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by a mortal enemy

35
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totidem nobis

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we have just the same number

36
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animaeque manusque

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of both souls and hands

37
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ecce maris…pontus

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look! the ocean [pleonasm]

38
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magna claudit nos obice

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encloses us with a great barrier

39
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deest iam terra fugae

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there is no land left to flee

40
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pelagus Troiamne petamus?

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are we to make for the sea or the Trojan camp?

41
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haec ait, et…prorumpit

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he said these things and burst forth

42
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medius densos…in hostes

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into the midst of the closely-packed enemy

43
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obvius huic primum…fit Lagus

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Lagus came to meet him first

44
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fatis adductus iniquis

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enticed by unjust fate

45
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hunc…figit

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Pallas hit him

46
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intorto…telo

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with his spear that he had whirled

47
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vellit…dum

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while he was tearing up

48
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magno…pondere saxum

A

a rock of great weight

49
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per medium

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right through him

50
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qua spina

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where his spine

51
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discrimina costis…dabat

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divided his ribs

52
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hastamque receptat

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and he recovered his spear

53
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ossibus haerentem

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though it was stuck in the bones

54
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non…Hisbo

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Hisbo did not

55
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quem…super occupat

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catch him out as he stooped over Lagus

56
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ille quidem hoc sperans

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although he was hoping to

57
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nam Pallas ante

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for Pallas, getting in first

58
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ruentem…excipit

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intercepted him as he was rushing forwards

59
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dum furit

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while he was in a rage

60
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incautum crudeli morte sodalis

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off his guard because of his friend’s cruel death

61
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atque ensem…recondit

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and buried his sword

62
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tumido in pulmone

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in his swelling lungs

63
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hinc Sthenium petit et

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after him he attacked Sthenius, and

64
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Anchemolum Rhoeti de gente vetusta

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Anchemolus of the ancient family of Rhoetus

65
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ausum incestare

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who dared to sully

66
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thalamos novercae

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his step-mother’s marriage chamber

67
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vos etiam, gemini, Rutulis cecidistis in arvis

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you too, twins, fell in Rutulian fields

68
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Daucia, Laride Thymberque, simillima proles

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Laridus and Thymber, most alike offspring of Daucus

69
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indiscreta…gratusque…error

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indistinguishable and a welcome source of mistakes

70
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suis…parentibus

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for your own parents

71
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at nunc…dedit…Pallas

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but now Pallas made

72
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dura…vobis discrimina

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a harsh distinction between you

73
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nam…Thymbre…Euandrius…ensis

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for, Thymber, the sword of Evander

74
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tibi…caput…abstulit

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took away your head

75
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decisa…Laride, dextera

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your severed right hand, Laridus

76
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te…suum…quaerit

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searched for you as its owner

77
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semianimesque micant digiti

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and your half-dead fingers twitched

78
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ferrumque retractant

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and clutched at your sword

79
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mixtus dolor et pudor

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grief mixed with shame

80
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accensos monitu

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inflamed by the warning

81
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et praeclara tuentes facta viri

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and watching the man’s outstanding deeds

82
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Arcadas…armat in hostes

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roused the Arcadians…against their enemies

83
Q

Who does Aeneas slay in lines 308-361 and how are they described?

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Theron - noblest of men
Lichas - consecrated to Apollo, born by C-section after his mother’s death
Cisseus - tough
Gyas - huge
Pharus - uttering words in vain, noisy gullet
Cydon - unhappy
Maeon - smashing breastplate and breast in one go

84
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What happens when Venus deflects the spears?

A

The seven children of Phorcus threw the spears. Some spears only glanced off Aeneas, others would have injured him had Venus not deflected them. As a result they only grazed his body.

A2 Latin Virgil: Aeneid X (7 decks)

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