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What does the phrase 'ore fremebant' (line 559) imply about the Trojans' collective reaction?
What does the phrase 'ore fremebant' (line 559) imply about the Trojans' collective reaction?
- They were speaking in a structured, orderly manner.
- They were vocally expressing their anger and outrage.
- They were expressing their thoughts in a low, collective murmur. (correct)
- They were singing in unison, displaying solidarity.
In the phrase 'voltum demissa' (line 561), what grammatical function does 'voltum' serve?
In the phrase 'voltum demissa' (line 561), what grammatical function does 'voltum' serve?
- It acts as the subject of the sentence.
- It indicates possession.
- It functions as the direct object. (correct)
- It serves as an agent in an ablative of agent construction.
What is the grammatical mood of the verbs 'Solvite' and 'secludite' (line 562)?
What is the grammatical mood of the verbs 'Solvite' and 'secludite' (line 562)?
- A hypothetical or potential action.
- A command or order. (correct)
- A statement of fact.
- An action in the process of being completed, without reference to its beginning or end.
To what does the phrase 'regni novitas' (line 563) allude?
To what does the phrase 'regni novitas' (line 563) allude?
Why is the subjunctive mood used in 'Quis... nesciat' (line 565)?
Why is the subjunctive mood used in 'Quis... nesciat' (line 565)?
Who are the 'Poeni' referenced in line 567?
Who are the 'Poeni' referenced in line 567?
What is implied by the phrase 'nec tam aversus equos Tyria Sol iungit ab urbe'?
What is implied by the phrase 'nec tam aversus equos Tyria Sol iungit ab urbe'?
Which of the following locations is not mentioned as a potential destination for the Trojans in this passage?
Which of the following locations is not mentioned as a potential destination for the Trojans in this passage?
How is the word 'tutos' (line 571) best interpreted in this context?
How is the word 'tutos' (line 571) best interpreted in this context?
Which of the following best describes Dido's overall tone in this speech?
Which of the following best describes Dido's overall tone in this speech?
Flashcards
"ore fremebant"
"ore fremebant"
Murmuring in agreement, a sign of collective approval or discussion.
Case of "voltum"
Case of "voltum"
"voltum demissa" means 'with face downcast'. "voltum" is in the accusative case.
Mood of "Solvite" and "secludite"
Mood of "Solvite" and "secludite"
"Solvite" and "secludite" are verbs in the imperative mood, used for commands.
"regni novitas"
"regni novitas"
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Why subjunctive?
Why subjunctive?
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Reference to "Poeni"
Reference to "Poeni"
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Meaning of "nec tam aversus equos Tyria Sol iungit ab urbe"
Meaning of "nec tam aversus equos Tyria Sol iungit ab urbe"
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Destination NOT mentioned
Destination NOT mentioned
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Meaning of "tutos"
Meaning of "tutos"
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Dido's tone
Dido's tone
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Study Notes
- "ore fremebant" implies Trojans were murmuring in agreement.
- "voltum" is in the accusative case.
- "Solvite" and "secludite" are in the imperative mood.
- "regni novitas" refers to the recent establishment of Dido's kingdom.
- "Quis... nesciat" is subjunctive because it is a rhetorical question.
- "Poeni" identifies the Carthaginians.
- "nec tam aversus equos Tyria Sol iungit ab urbe" suggests Carthage is not so remote from civilization.
- Latium is not mentioned as a possible goal for the Trojans.
- "tutos" is best understood as an adjective meaning "safe".
- Dido's overall tone can best be described as reassuring and diplomatic.
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