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Ne

________ (enclitic)- a question of simple fact, requiring the answer yes or no.

Ostia

________ is city at mouth of Tiber, Romes harbor)

Alba Longa

Albanus, a, um- of ________ (town in central Italy, original home of Romulus)

Phoenicia

Tyrius, a, um- Tyrian, of Tyre (city in ________, Modern Lebanon)

Tiber River

Tiberinus, a, um- of the ________.

cano, canere, cecini, cantus

sing

Troia, ae, F

Troy, city in north-west Asia Minor (Modern Turkey)

fatum, ī, N

fate

profugus, a, um

exiled, banished, fugitive

Lavinius, a, um

belonging to Lavinia (daughter of Latinus, future wife of Aeneas)

litus, litioris (n.)

shore, sea shore

jacto, -āre, -āvi, -ātus

toss, buffet

vīrēs, vīrium)

power, strength; hostile force, violence

saevus, a, um

savage, fierce

Iuno, Iunonis, F

Juno, queen of the gods (in Greek, Hera)

ira, ae, F

anger

patior, pati, passus

allow; suffer

dum

while; until

condo, condere, condidi, conditus

found, establish

infero, inferre, intuli, illatus

impel, urge, advance, march

Latium, ī, N

Latium (area from Rome south, along the western coast of Italy)

genus, generis (n.)

race, stock, family

unde (adv.)

from where, whence

Latinus, a, um

Latin, of Latium

Albanus, a, um

of Alba Longa (town in central Italy, original home of Romulus)

moenia, moenium (n.)

city walls

Musa, ae, F

one of the muses/goddesses of poetry, music, etc

causa, ae, F

reason, cause

memoro, -āre, -āvi, -ātus

recount, relate, tell

numen, numinis (n.)

divine power

laedo, ere, laesi, laesus

strike, hurt; offend; thwart

-ve

or

doleo, -ēre, -ui, -itus

grieve for, be angry at

volvo, volvere, volvi, volutus

roll; undergo

casus, ūs (m.)

fall; downfall; misfortune

adeo, -ire, -ii, -itus

approach, encounter

labor, laboris (m.)

suffering, pain

impello, -pellere, -puli, -pulsus

strike, against, force, impel

tantus, a, um

so much, so great, of such size

-ne (enclitic)

a question of simple fact, requiring the answer yes or no

animus, ī

spirit, mind; in pl

antiquus, a, um

ancient, old

Tyrius, a, um

Tyrian, of Tyre (city in Phoenicia, Modern Lebanon)

teneo, tenēre, tenui, tentus

hold

colonus, ī

settler

Tiberinus, a, um

of the Tiber River

longē (adv.)

far away

ostium, ī

mouth, entrance (in pl

studium, ī

zeal, desire, pursuit

asper, aspera, asperum

harsh, rough, fierce

magis (adv.)

more

posthabeo, -habēre, -habui, -habitus

hold after, esteem less

colo, colere, colui, cultus

till; cultivate; live in; guard, protect; honor, revere

Samos, ī

Samos, island off Turkeys coast, Junos largest temple, 1 of 7 Wonders of the ancient world

hīc (adv.)

here

currus, currūs

chariot

regnum, ī

kingdom

gens, gentis (f.)

clan, tribe, nation

(ali)quā (adv.)

in any way

sino, sinere, sivi, situs

allow, permit

tendo, tendere, tetendi, tentus

stretch, head for; aim at

foveo, fovēre, fovi, fotus

warm; cherish (hope); foster, nurture

progenies, eī (f.)

offspring, race

Troianus, a, um

Trojan

sanguis, sanguinis (m.)

blood

olim (adv.)

at some time (future); once (past)

verto, vertere, verti, versus

turn, overturn, change

arx, arcis (f.)

citadel, fortress, stronghold

hinc (adv.)

from here

populus, ī

people, nation

latē (adv.)

widely

superbus, a, um

proud, arrogant

excidium, ī

destruction, overthrow

Libya, ae

region of North Africa around Carthage

Parcae, arum

the Fates

metuo, metuere, -metui

fear

carus, a, um

dear

gero, gerere, gessi, gestus

carry; wage

Argi, orum

Greeks

necdum (adv.)

not yet

etiam (adv.)

even, also

dolor, doloris (m.)

pain, grief

excido, -cidere, -cidi

fall from, perish

maneo, manēre, mansi

remain

repono, -ponere, -posui, -positum

put back, store away