Vergilius Aeneid Vocabulary Book II, 195 - 227

1 talis, talis, tale  ADJ – 195 - Tālibus īnsidiīs perjūrīque arte Sinōnis            

• "Whadda ya goin do about it?"

• such; so great

• so what, whatever

• how large, how great

dolus, doli  - captīque (sumus) dolīs lacrimīsque coāctīs

• trick, deceit

• misery, doldrums

• fool, easily deceived person

• comrade, companion

cogo, cogere, coēgī, coāctum, - captīque (sumus) dolīs lacrimīsque coāctīs

• to drive away, to run off

• to wrench

• to seize, to snatch

• to compel

5 domo, domare, domui, domitus   - nōn annī domuēre decem,

• to run up to, to charge

• to go out, to set out

• to subdue, conquer

• to accept defeat, to give up

obiciō, obiēcī, obiectus, 3, - Obicitur magis atque imprōvida pectora turbat

• to be sick, to loose your breakfast

• to veto, to object

• to offend, to annoy

• - to throw against or towards

turbō(1) - Obicitur magis atque imprōvida pectora turbat.

• to move, to stir up

• to throw into confusion, to agitate

• to wash, to clean

• to plow, to farm

sors, sortis  N (3rd) F  - ductus Neptūnō sorte sacerdōs,

• seer, wiseman

• lot; oracular response

• part, piece

• foul, unclean

mactō (1) - Sollemnēs taurum ingentem ad ārās.

• to kindle, to light on fire

• to grind, to smash

• to sacrifice, kill

• to release, to let go

horrescō, horrescere, horrui, -  V (3rd)  -  (horresco referēns) immēnsī sorbibus anguēs

• to be horrible, to be "butt ugly"

• to become rough; to become terrified

• to build, to construct

• to make use, to employ

incumbō, incubuī, incubitus, 3, - Incumbunt pelago pariterque ad lītora tendunt;         

• to deny, to refuse

• to investigate, to look into

• to calculate, to figure

• to lie on or stretch over