Aeneid Book II Vocabulary 490 - 505, 730 - 755

vīs, vīs, pl., vīrēs, vīrium - Īnstat vī patriā Pyrrhus;

• ugly, base, disgusting

• breeze, wind

• strength, force, power

• surrender, escape

valeo, valere, valui, valitus – nec claustra nec ipsī  custōdēs sufferre valent;

• to question, to inquire

• to prevail, to be strong/powerful

• to fight, to attack

• to deny, to not know

agger, aggeris m. -   nōn sīc, aggeribus ruptīs cum spūmeus amnis

• dike, materials gathered to form an elevation

• field, meadow

• rupture, breakage

• sky, heavens

ferō, tulī, lātus, ferre irreg.- fertur in arva furēns cumulō campōsque per omnēs cum stabulīs armenta trahit.                                                                                                          

• to drag, draw, derive

• to canter, saunter

• to run up to, move quickly

• to bear, bring, carry

arvum, arvi  N. - fertur in arva furēns cumulō campōsque per omnēs cum stabulīs armenta trahit.                                                                                                          

• arable land/field, soil

• sea, ocean

• battle line, company

• trick, device

cumulus, cumuli m. – fertur in arva furēns cumulō campōsque per omnēs cum stabulīs armenta trahit.                                                                                                         

• hope, expectation

• to compel, to push

• mass, heap

• falsehood, lie

deficio, deficere, defeci, defactum – barbaricō postēs aurō spoliīsque superbī prōcubuēre (prōcubuērunt);            

• to sacrifice, slaughter

• to fail, to be lacking

• wave; disorder

• to bring near; draw near

propinquo, propinquare, propinquavi, propinquatus  - iamque propinquabam portis omnemque videbar evasisse viam

• to run, skip

• to raise up; erect

• to make, to do

• to bring near; draw near

crēber, crebra, crebrum - - subito cum creber ad auris visus (est) adesse pedum  

• foolish, fool hardy

• harsh, cruel

• close, pressed together

• unattractive, crude

foedo (1) - per ārās sanguine foedantem quōs ipse sacrāverat ignēs.

• to pollute, defile

• to burn, set alite

• to consecrate, make holy

• to swear, make an oath