Unit 1, Vergil's Aeneid

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The Libyan people, the leaders of the Nomads, and her own people.

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The Libyan people, the leaders of the Nomads, and her own people.

According to Dido, which people are against her?

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pudor and fama

(modesty and reputation)

Which two nouns in latin does Dido say are gone?

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SDSS(DS) sola is ablative sidera is accusative

Scan line 332: "extinctus pudor et, qua sola sidera adibam" What case is sola? What case is sidera?

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anaphora (the repetition of a word at the beginning of successive clauses).

What figure of speech is illustrated by the repetition of te propter?

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"hospes"- a guest

What final term does Dido call Aeneas?

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de coniuge

What two words show that Dido thinks she was married to Aeneas?

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Dido fears her brother attacking from Tyre and Iarbas leading her off as a prisoner

What two things is Dido afraid of?

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"If any child"

Translate lines 327-328: "si qua...suboles"

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imperfect subjunctive

What is the tense and mood of luderet?

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She wishes she would have a child to remember him by.

What does Dido seem to want from Aeneas?

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" I certainly would not seem completely caputerd and deserted"

Translate line 330: "non equidem omnino ac deserta viderer"

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This refers to the earlier episode when Mercury tells Aeneas to leave.

What does Iovis monitis (line 331) refer to?

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"eyes"

Translate in context, "lumina".

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"a few words/things"

Translate "pauca".

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  1. She doesn't deserve this

  2. He will never forget her

What two things does Aeneas say in an effort to console Dido?

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This is Dido's Phoenician name.

Who is Elissae?

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"I will speak/say"

Translate loquar

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He says he never hoped to hide his departure from Dido.

What does Aeneas say he never hoped to do?

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"Don't make up (that I did)"

Translate "ne finge"

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Aeneas rejects the idea that he and Dido were married.

What does Aeneas reject in lines 338-339?

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meis...auspiciis and sponte mea

Which two sets of words mean "on my own"?

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These are all verbs in a (contrary-to-fact) condition.

Why are paterentur, colerem, manerent, and posuissem in the subjunctive?

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These are the survivors from Troy, "the remains of my people".

What does meorum reliquias (line 342-343) refer to?

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He says he would have rebuilt Troy in its original location.

What does Aeneas say he would do if he had any choice?

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Apollo ordered Aeneas to head to Italy

What has Apollo ordered Aeneas to do?

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"This is my love, this is my country"

Translate "hic amor, haec patria est"

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SDSS(DS), Ausonia...terra is ablative

Scan line 349 and identify the case of Ausonia...terra

(quae tandem Ausonia Teucros considere terra)

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DSSD(DS), extera...regna is accusative

Scan line 350 and identify the case of extera...regna

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His father, Anchises.

Of whom has Aeneas dreamed?

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ablative of means

What use of the ablative is umentibus umbris?

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nominative

Is astra ignea ablative or nominative?

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anaphora

What figure of speech is represented by the repeated me (lines 351 and 354)?

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ablative of separation

What use of the ablative are regno and fatalibus arvis (355)?

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Both of these refer to Mercury

Who is the interpres divum (356) and deum(358)?

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Aeneas is swearing on his and Dido's head, the most vital part of the body.

What does testor utrumque caput (line 357) refer to?

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This refer's to Mercury's visting Aeneas and telling him to leave for Italy.

What previous incident is Aeneas referring to in lines 358-359?

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I go to Italy not on my own accord.

Translate Italiam non sponde sequor

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