Aeneid 4. 659-687

ōs

• mouth

• shore

• them

moriāmur

• let us die

• we are dying

• we will die

• DIE DIE DIE

hauriat

• let him drink

• he drinks

• he will drink

• DRINK DRINK DRINK

What can nostrae describe?

• mortis

• ōmina

• sēcum

• Dardanus

dīxerat

• pluperfect

• perfect

• imperfect

• present

Tense and voice: spumantem

• present active

• perfect passive

• perfect active

• future active

conlāpsam

• having fallen

• having tried

• having eaten

• having been so sad that she cried an ocean full of tears

it clāmor ad alta atria

• a shout goes to the high atriums

• the high shout goes to the atrium

• he shouts and goes to the high atrium

• the atrium is filled with shouts to the deep

the house roars with laments and a groan and feminine wailing

• ablative of means

• dative indirect object

• ablative of comparison

• dative of reference

resonat aether

• the sky resounds

• the resounding sky

• they resound in the sky