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In the passage, the best translation of the phrase "concursu magno" (line 509) is:
In the passage, the best translation of the phrase "concursu magno" (line 509) is:
- With a large crowd (correct)
- With loud noise
- With much confusion
- With great speed
In the segment "ater quos aequore turbo" (line 511), what grammatical case does the word "aequore" take?
In the segment "ater quos aequore turbo" (line 511), what grammatical case does the word "aequore" take?
- Ablative (correct)
- Dative
- Nominative
- Genitive
Based on the passage, the term "perculsus" (line 513) is used to describe which of the following characters?
Based on the passage, the term "perculsus" (line 513) is used to describe which of the following characters?
- Achates (correct)
- Aeneas
- Antheus
- Cloanthus
The phrase "avidi coniungere dextras" (line 514) serves mainly to demonstrate which grammatical construct?
The phrase "avidi coniungere dextras" (line 514) serves mainly to demonstrate which grammatical construct?
What is the reason the verb "linquant" (line 517) is in the subjunctive mood?
What is the reason the verb "linquant" (line 517) is in the subjunctive mood?
The "nube cava" mentioned in line 516 refers to:
The "nube cava" mentioned in line 516 refers to:
The juxtaposition of "laetitiaque metuque" (line 514) primarily serves to highlight:
The juxtaposition of "laetitiaque metuque" (line 514) primarily serves to highlight:
Based on the initial lines of the passage, which of these characters is NOT explicitly mentioned?
Based on the initial lines of the passage, which of these characters is NOT explicitly mentioned?
The phrase "templum clamore petebant" suggests that the men are primarily doing what?
The phrase "templum clamore petebant" suggests that the men are primarily doing what?
In the phrase "simul ipse simul perculsus" (line 513), which literary device is predominately used?
In the phrase "simul ipse simul perculsus" (line 513), which literary device is predominately used?
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"Concursu magno" meaning
"Concursu magno" meaning
With a large crowd.
Case of "aequore"
Case of "aequore"
Ablative case.
"Percussus" describes whom?
"Percussus" describes whom?
Describes Achates.
"Avidi coniungere dextras" demonstrates?
"Avidi coniungere dextras" demonstrates?
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Mood of "linquant"?
Mood of "linquant"?
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"Nube cava" refers to?
"Nube cava" refers to?
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"Laetitiaque metuque" reveals?
"Laetitiaque metuque" reveals?
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Character NOT mentioned?
Character NOT mentioned?
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"Templum clamore petebant" indicates?
"Templum clamore petebant" indicates?
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Primary literary device in "simul ipse simul perculsus"
Primary literary device in "simul ipse simul perculsus"
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Study Notes
- These notes analyze a passage from the Aeneid, focusing on translation, grammar, literary devices, and character identification.
Analysis of Specific Phrases and Words
- "Concursu magno" (line 509) translates to "with a large crowd".
- "Aequore" in "ater quos aequore turbo" (line 511) is in the ablative case.
- "Perculsus" (line 513) describes Achates.
- "Avidi coniungere dextras" (line 514) demonstrates an infinitive of purpose.
- "Linquant" (line 517) is in the subjunctive mood because it is in an indirect question.
- "Nube cava" (line 516) refers to the mist concealing the heroes.
- "Laetitiaque metuque" (line 514) reveals the conflicting emotions of the heroes.
Character Identification
- Palinurus is not mentioned in the first two lines of the passage.
Interpretation of Actions
- "Templum clamore petebant" indicates that the men are seeking sanctuary.
Literary Devices
- The primary literary device used in "simul ipse simul perculsus" (line 513) is anaphora.
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