Free Printable Aeneid Book II Vocabulary 490 - 505, 730

1.

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

a)

ugly, base, disgusting

b)

breeze, wind

c)

strength, force, power

d)

surrender, escape

2.

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

a)

to question, to inquire

b)

to prevail, to be strong/powerful

c)

to fight, to attack

d)

to deny, to not know

3.

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

a)

dike, materials gathered to form an elevation

b)

field, meadow

c)

rupture, breakage

d)

sky, heavens

4.

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

a)

to drag, draw, derive

b)

to canter, saunter

c)

to run up to, move quickly

d)

to bear, bring, carry

5.

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

a)

arable land/field, soil

b)

sea, ocean

c)

battle line, company

d)

trick, device

6.

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

a)

hope, expectation

b)

to compel, to push

c)

mass, heap

d)

falsehood, lie

7.

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

a)

to sacrifice, slaughter

b)

to fail, to be lacking

c)

wave; disorder

d)

to bring near; draw near

8.

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

a)

to run, skip

b)

to raise up; erect

c)

to make, to do

d)

to bring near; draw near

9.

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

a)

foolish, fool hardy

b)

harsh, cruel

c)

close, pressed together

d)

unattractive, crude

10.

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

a)

to pollute, defile

b)

to burn, set alite

c)

to consecrate, make holy

d)

to swear, make an oath

11.

thalamus, thalami m. - Quīnquāgintā illī thalamī,

a)

arm, forearm

b)

flames, sparks

c)

vision, sight

d)

marriage chamber, bedroom

12.

nepos, nepotis – spēs tanta nepōtum

a)

back, body

b)

movement, swiftness

c)

grandson, descendant

d)

embrace, clasp

13.

spolium, spoli(i) N (2nd) - barbaricō postēs aurō spoliīsque superbī prōcubuēre (prōcubuērunt);

a)

rotten food, spoilage

b)

spoils, booty

c)

council

d)

opinion, sentiment

14.

redo, redere, redidi, reditum - nec post oculis est reddita nostris. 740

a)

to lift, to raise

b)

to remove, to steal

c)

to give back, to render

d)

to be arrogant, to bluster

15.

fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum –

et comites natumque virumque fefellit.

a)

to escape notice of, to deceive

b)

to rat out, to betray

c)

to sneak around, to be sly

d)

to make false accusations, to perjure

16.

dēsum, defuī, deesse, irreg. - quam (ad) tumulum antiquae Cereris (ad) sedemque sacratam defuit,

a)

to answer, to repsond

b)

to be absent

c)

to be over one's head

d)

to fail repeatedly

17.

incuso (1) – quem non incusavi amens hominumque deorumque, 745

a)

to move, pass underneath

b)

to avoid, to refuse

c)

to surround; envelope

d)

to accuse, to blame

18.

cāsus, casūs m. -

stat (mihi sententia) casus renovare omnis omnemque reverti

per Troiam et rursus caput obiectare periclis.

a)

answer, response, statement

b)

fortune, chance, fate

c)

vote, opinion

d)

situation, reality

19.

prīncipium, principiī n. (used adverbally) - principio muros obscuraque limina portae,

a)

whatever, whoever

b)

nevertheless, despite

c)

however, whenever

d)

in the beginning, at first

20.

gressus, gressūs m. – qua gressum extuleram,

a)

oracular response, prophecy

b)

snare, ambush, treachery

c)

way, step, walk

d)

surrounded; enveloped, encircled

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