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Vocabulary Quiz 24
Vergil Quiz 24
Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.
monstro (1)
to remonstrate, protest; oppose
to point out, show; inform; advise
to be ill-omened, miserable
memini, meminisse
to intend, be about to
to memorize, commit to memory
to remember, recall
clipeus, -i (m.)
scissors
round shield
armor
fulgeo, -ere
to flash, glitter, shine
to fulminate, grow angry; frown
to ponder, consider, think
strideo, -ere
to to creak, crash; hiss
to flow; pour forth; spread
to speak, say, talk
superbus, -a, -um
immortal, divine
proud, arrogant
careful, diligent
excipio, -ere
to take out, withdraw; catch; receive
to remove; make an exception
to assault, attack; cut down, destroy
fallo, -ere, fefelli, falsus
to suport, favor; give aid to
to deceive; err; trip
to speak, say, tell
Iuppiter, Iovis (m.)
father of gods and men
lord of the underworld
ruler of the sea
postquam
before, once
after, when
since, because
munus, -eris (m.)
money
fortification; building
duty; service; burial; gift
adversus, -a, -um
turned toward, facing; opposing
from the east
revolving, turning, spinning
colligo, -ere
to lose; send away, let go
to tie, bind; confine
to gather, collect, assemble
Sibylla, -ae (f.)
the Sibyl, oracle of Cumae
Venus
a crazed teenager of the seventies
cano, -ere
to sing; resound; play (an instrument)
to fall, slip
to set on fire; burn; incite
prior
abbott
later, next, second
former, previous, first
Pyrrhus, -i (m.)
Neoptolemus, Achilles' son
another name for Ascanius
Aeneas' trusted companion
manes, -ium (m. pl.)
customs; character, morals
ghost, shade, the dead
hand; band
figo, -ere, fixi, fictus
to collect; force, urge
to think, ponder; wonder
to fix; pierce
sono (1)
to be accustomed
to resound, echo; make a sound
to save; heal
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