Studied by 31 peopleLAT-511K -- Instructor: Grace Gibson || Status: Complete || Book 1: Lines 1.1-33, 1.65-80, & 1.180-201; Book 2: Lines 2.201-227; Book 4: Lines 4.160-197 (....4.160-183 is FAIR GAME)
Altum, ī n.
the deep (sea); heaven
canō, ere, cecinī, cantus
sing (of), chant, proelaim; prophesy
jactō (1)
toss, buffet
Lāvīn(i)us, a, um
Lavinian, of Lavimum
memor, oris
mindful, remembering, un-forgetting
ob
on account of (acc.)
profugus, a, um
exiled, fugitive
saevus, a, um
cruel, stern, fierce
adeō, īre, iī (īvī) itus (itum)
approach, encounter
Albānus, a, um
Alban, of Alba Longa in central Italy, mother city of Rome
caelestis, e
divine, heavenly
causa, ae f.
reason, cause; occasion
colōnus, ī m.
colonist, settler
condō, ere, didī, ditus
found, establish; hide
doleō, ēre, uī, itus
suffer, grieve (at), be angry (at, with), resent
impellō, ere, pulī, pulsus
strike (against), drive, force
īnferō, ferre, tulī, latus
bring (into)
īnsignis, e
distinguished, marked, splendid
laedō, ere, sī, sus
strike, hurt, offend, thwart
Latīnus, a, um
Latin, of Latium
Latium, (i)ī n.
district of central Italy around Rome
memorō (1)
(re)call, recount, relate
Mūsa, ae f.
Muse, goddess of the liberal arts
patior, ī, passus
suffer, endure
pietās, ātis f.
loyalty, devotion, sense of duty
quoque
also
Rōma, ae f.
Rome, a city and empire
tot
so many, as many
unde
whence, from which source
asper, era, erum
harsh, rough, fierce
colō, ere, uī, cultus
cultivate, dwell (in), honor, cherish
contrā
opposite, facing (acc.)
currus, ūs m.
chariot, car
dī(ve)s, di(vi) tis
rich, wealthy (gen.)
enim
for, indeed, in truth; surely, truly
foveō, ēre, fōvī, fōtus
cherish, fondle
Karthāgō, inis f.
Carthage, great commercial city in North Africa, rival of Rome
longē
far (off), at a distancē
magis
more, rather
ōlim
(at) some time, once
ops, opis f.
help, resources, power, wealth
ōstium, (i)i n.
mouth, entrance
posthabeō, ēre, uī, itus
place after, esteem less
prōgeniēs, ēī f.
offspring, race
quā
in any (some) way, where
Samos, ī f.
island of the Aegean, center of the worship of Juno
sinō, ere, sīvī, situs
permit, allow
studium, (i)ī n.
zeal, desire, pursuit
Tiberīnus, a, um
of the Tiber, an Italian river on which Rome is situated
Trojānus, a, um
Trojan, of Troy
vertō, ere, ī, rsus
(over)turn, change
Argī, ōrum m.
Argos, a city in Greece, center of the worship of Juno; Greece
carus, a, um
dear, fond, beloved
dolor, ōris m.
pain, grief, anger, passion
etiam
besides, also, even
excidium, (i)ī n.
destruction, overthrow
excidō, ere, ī
fall from, perish
forma, ae f.
beauty, shape, form
Ganymēdēs, is m.
son of Laomedon, king of Troy; carried off by Jupiter’s eagle and made cupbearer to the gods
gerō, ere, gessī, gestus
carry (on); wage
injūria, ae f.
wrong, insult, injustiee
invīsus, a, um
hated, hateful, odious
jūdicium, (i)ī n
decision, judgment
lātē
widely, far and wide
Libya, ae f.
region of / country of North Africa
metuō, ere, uī
fear, dread
necdum
not yet, nor yet
Parcae, ārum f.
the Fates
Paris, idis m.
Trojan prince, son of Priam, eloped with Helen and thus caused the Trojan War
populus, ī m.
people, nation; race
prō
before, for, in behalf of (abl.)
rapiō, ere, uī, ptus
snatch (up), plunder
repōnō, ere, posuī, pos(i)tus
put (back, away), store up
Sāturnia, ae f.
Juno, daughter of Saturn, father of the gods
spernō, ere, sprēvī, sprētus
despise, reject
superbus, a, um
proud, haughty
vetus, eris
old, former, ancient
accendō, ere, ī, ēnsus
inflame, enrage
Achillēs, is (ī) m.
Greek leader before Troy
aes, aeris n.
bronze
annus, ī m.
year
arceō, ēre, uī
keep off, defend, restrain
cōnspectus, ūs m.
sight, view
immītis, e
fierce, cruel
longē
far (off), afar
mōlēs, is f.
mass, burden, difficulty; structure
reliquiae, ārum f.
rest, remnant(s), leaving(s)
Rōmānus, a, um
of Rome, Roman
sal, salis n. (m.)
salt (water), sea
Siculus, a, um
Sicilian, of Sicily, a large island south of Italy
spūma, ae f.
foam, froth, spray
Trōs, Trōis m.
Trojan
aeternus, a, um
eternal, everlasting
Ajāx, ācis m.
Greek leader, who in the sack of Troy had torn Priam’s daughter, Cassandra, from the sanctuary of Minerva
Argīvus, a, um
Argive, Greek
āvertō, ere, ī, rsus
keep off, tum aside
dēsistō, ere, stitī, stitus
cease (from), dēsiet
disjiciō, ere, jēcī, jectus
scatter, disperse
ēvertō, ere, ī, rsus
(over)turn, destroy
ezspīrō (1)
breathe out, exhale
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