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Lines 422-445 Virgil Set Text Flashcards

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1
Q

Calido…sanguine

A

With warm blood

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2
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Ense recluso

A

With the sword having been revealed

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3
Q

Ibat in Euryalum

A

He was going to attack Euryalus

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4
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Vero exterritus

A

Indeed terrified

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5
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Amens

A

Out of his mind

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6
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Conclamat

A

Cried out

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7
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Nec se celare tenebris…potuit

A

He was neither able to hide himself in the darkness

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8
Q

Amplius aut tantum…perferre dolorem

A

Nor to endure so great a pain further

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9
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Adsum qui feci

A

I am present who did it

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10
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In me convertite ferrum

A

Train your weapons onto me

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11
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Rutuli

A

Rutulians

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12
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Mea fraus omnis

A

All the responsibility/deception is mine

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13
Q

Iste

A

That person [Euryalus]

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14
Q

Nec ausus

A

Neither dared

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15
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Nec potuit

A

Nor could have done

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16
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Nihil

A

Anything [in the circumstances - double negative]

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17
Q

Testor

A

I call to witness

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18
Q

Conscia sidera

A

And the witnessing stars

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19
Q

Dilexit

A

He loved

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20
Q

Tantum

A

Merely

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21
Q

Nimium

A

Too much

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22
Q

Infelicem…amicum

A

His unfortunate friend

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23
Q

Talia dicta dabat

A

He was giving such words

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24
Q

Ensis adactus

A

The sword having been driven home

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25
Q

Transadigit

A

Pierced through

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26
Q

Costas

A

His ribs

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27
Q

Viribus

A

With full force

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28
Q

Rumpit

A

Broke through

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29
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Candida pectora

A

His gleaming white chest

30
Q

Volvitur Euryalus leto

A

Euryalus rolled in death

NB: rolled used to describe the Sulmo’s death in line 412

31
Q

Cruor

A

The blood

32
Q

Pulchrosque per artus it

A

Went over his beautiful limbs

33
Q

Cervix conlapsa

A

And the neck having collapsed

34
Q

Recumbit

A

Sank back (onto)

35
Q

In(que) umeros

A

Onto his shoulders

36
Q

Veluti

A

Just like

37
Q

Purpureus…cum flos

A

When a radiant flower

38
Q

Succisus

A

Having been cut

39
Q

Aratro

A

By a plough

40
Q

Languescit moriens

A

Wilts dying

41
Q

Lasso(ve)…collo

A

With a weary neck

42
Q

Papavera

A

Poppies

43
Q

Demisere caput

A

Let down their head

44
Q

Cum forte gravantur

A

When by chance they are weighed down

45
Q

Pluvia

A

By rain

46
Q

At

A

But

47
Q

Ruit

A

Rushed

48
Q

In medios

A

Into the midst

49
Q

Solumque per omnis Volcentem petit

A

And attacks/ed Volcens alone out of everybody

50
Q

In solo Volcente moratur

A

Concentrating only on Volcens

51
Q

Glomerati hostes

A

The enemy having gathered in bands

52
Q

Quem circum

A

Around him

53
Q

Comminus

A

At close quarters

54
Q

Proturbant

A

Drove him

55
Q

Hinc…atque hinc

A

From here to there/out of the way

56
Q

Instat

A

He pressed on

57
Q

Non setius

A

Nonetheless

58
Q

Rotat ensem fulmineum

A

He whirled his flashing sword

59
Q

Donec

A

Until

60
Q

Condidit

A

He hid it

61
Q

In ore…adverso

A

In the opposing face

62
Q

Rutuli clamatis

A

Of the shouting Rutulian [Volcens]

63
Q

Moriens animam abstulit hosti

A

Dying he took away the soul of his enemy

64
Q

Confossus

A

Having been fatally wounded

65
Q

Sese proiecit

A

He flung himself

66
Q

Super exanimum…amicum

A

On top of his lifeless friend

67
Q

Quievit

A

He found rest

68
Q

Demum

A

At last

69
Q

Placida(que)…morte

A

In peaceful death

70
Q

Mihi…poenas persolves amborum

A

You pay the penalty of both to me

Latin Vocab (27 decks)

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