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Vergil Quiz 23

Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.

 

Iulus, -i (m.)
Pyrrhus   Ascanius   Anchises  
quisquis, quidquid
anyone, anything   who so ever   who/whatever; everyone who  
patrius, -a, -um
fatherly, of the father; traditional   belonging to the country, rustic   bold, audacious, daring  
Apollo, -onis (m.)
god of music and prophecy   brother of Diana   both of the other answers  
Rutuli, -orum (m. pl.)
Turnus' people   Evander's city   another name for the Trojans  
poena, -ae (f.)
purple, Phoenician   penalty, punishment   sea, ocean  
incendo, -ere
to set on fire; burn; incite   to enter, go into   to quench, exstinguish  
demitto, -ere
to be undeserving   to let down, drop; shed   to send away; reject, spurn  
letum, -i (n.)
death, destruction   couch, bed   law, rule  
Achates, -ae (m.)
Aeneas' father   Ascanius' guardian and tutor   Aeneas' faithful companion  
ius, iuris (n.)
smoke; fire   soup, broth, stew   right, justice; duty  
iste, -a, -ud
the same   that, that (of yours)   this  
Phoebus, -i (m.)
Mercury   Achilles' son   Apollo  
Name:
vinculum, -i (n.)
bedroom, marriage chamber   defeat, failure   chain, rope, bond  
linquo, -ere, liqui, lictus
to leave; leave behind, abandon   to flow; pour forth; spread   to speak, say, talk  
patria, -ae (f.)
aunt on the father's side   fatherhood; paternity   native land, country, home  
foveo, -ere
to heat, warm up; cook   to cherish; fondle, caress   to favor, support  
opto (1)
to choose, prefer   to be wealthy   to beg, plead  

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