Polyphemus

Reason for nominative

• Subject

• Direct object

• Subject complement

• Object of preposition

At last the Trojans arrive

• Troianus adveniunt

• Tandem Troiani adveniunt

• Tandem Troianos adveniunt

• Troiani advenit

Those rest on the shore

• Illi quiescunt in litore

• Quiescunt in ora

• Illis quiescunt ad litus

• Quiescunt in litore

They are in great danger

• Illi in parco periculo sunt

• Sunt in periculum

• Sunt in periculum magnum

• Sunt in periculo magno

Mount Aetna is hurling huge rocks

• Monte Aetna conicit ingentia saxa

• Mons Aetnam est conicere saxos ingentes

• Mons Aetna ingentia saxa conicit

• Mons Aetna ingentes saxos conicit

Aeneas sees Polyphemus

• Polyphemus videt Aeneam

• Aeneam videt Polyphemus

• Aeneas videt Polyphemus

• Aeneas videt Polyphemum

"Comrades, run to the sea!"

• Comites, currite ad mare!

• Comes, curre ad mare!

• Comes, currite ad mare!

• Comites, curritis ad mare

Men, board the ships!

• Vires, conscendite navis!

• Viri, conscendite naves!

• Vir, conscende navem!

• Viri, conscendite navis!

words of Aeneas

• verbos Aeneae

• verba Aeneae

• verba Aeneas

• verbum Aeneae

They hear the words

• Audiunt verba

• Audit verba

• Adiunt verbum

• Audit verbum