Vergilius Aeneid Vocabulary Book II, 370 - 410 227

comitor, comitari, comitātus sum, 1. dep. - Primus se Dan(or)aum magna comitante caterva Androgeos offert nobis,

• to run after, to chase

• to burn, to set on fire

• to attend, to accompany

• to flee, to go into exile

serus, sera, serum ADJ - 'festinate, viri! nam quae tam sera (vos) moratur  segnities?                  

• slow, tardy

• sloppy, unkept

• bald, hairless

• unconcerned, unaware

moror, moriri, moratus – festinate, viri! nam quae tam sera (vos) moratur  segnities.

• to approach, to enter

• to betray, to deny

• to run through, to impale

• to detain, delay

celsus, celsa, celsum  ADJ  - Pergama: vos celsis nunc primum a navibus itis?'              

• lowly, despicable

• at the limit, outside

• tall, high

• ugly, unacttracitive

improvisus, improvisa, improvisum d - improvisum aspris veluti (ille) qui (in) sentibus anguem pressit humi nitens trepidusque repente refugit               

• unforeeeen, unexpected

• denied, refused

• foreign, uncouth

• required, demaned

abeo, abire, abii, abitus – haud secus Androgeos visu tremefactus abibat.

• to go to a foreign country, to be a stranger

• to move slowly, to crawl

• to depart, to retreat

• to assault, to beseige

locum, loci (2nd) n.  - ignarosque loci passim et formidine captos sternimus;

• battle line, phalanx

• position, rank

• citidel, fort

• hill, rise

sterno, sternere, stravi, stratus – ignarosque loci passim et formidine captos sternimus;

• to remain, to stay

• to show, to demonstrate

• to be hard, to be cruel

• to lay low, to spread

iter, iterneris n. –   qua prima' inquit 'Fortuna salutis monstrat iter,

• inteniary, plan

• way, journey

• command, order

• ruler, king

muto, mutare, mutavi, mutatus –  mutemus clipeos Danaumque insignia nobis aptemus.       

• to move, change 

• to disturb, to upset

• to arrange, to set right

• to fight, to battle