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II.469-566,735-805

II.469-566,735-805. Coluber , coluberis (m). serpent. Nitidus , -a, -um. shining. Trisculus , -a, -um. Three-forked. Armiger, armigeri (m). Armor-bearer. Aeratus , -a, -um. Bronze-covered. Aedes , aedis (f). Apartment, room, hall. Pavidus , -a, -um. frightened.

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II.469-566,735-805

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  1. II.469-566,735-805

  2. Coluber, coluberis(m) serpent

  3. Nitidus, -a, -um shining

  4. Trisculus, -a, -um Three-forked

  5. Armiger, armigeri (m) Armor-bearer

  6. Aeratus, -a, -um Bronze-covered

  7. Aedes, aedis (f) Apartment, room, hall

  8. Pavidus, -a, -um frightened

  9. Postis, postis (f) Door-post

  10. Aries, arietis (m) Ram, battering ram

  11. Nurus, us (f) Daughter-in-law

  12. Thalamus, -I (m) bedchamber

  13. Desuetus, -a, -um disused

  14. Concido, concidere, concidi to fall down

  15. Raucus, -a, -um clanging, hoarse

  16. Aequaevus, -a, -um Of the same age

  17. Recondo, recondere, recondidi, reconditus to hide

  18. Fulgeo, fulgere, fulsi, fulsum To flash

  19. Umbra, -ae (f) shadow

  20. Opimus, -a, -um abundant

  21. Bracchia, -orum (n. pl.) Branch, arm

  22. Potential subjunctive – ln506 • Subjunctive used to describe something that might happen in the future, avoiding the certainty of using indicative here

  23. enclitic –ne - 738 • Used to convert a verb to a question

  24. Hendiadys – ln534 • “Loudness and voice” for “a loud voice” • Use of two nouns and a connective instead of an adjective and a noun

  25. Hyperbaton – ln532 • Insertion of random, though potentially relevant and on-topic, words in a sentence

  26. Shades • Commonly shown as larger-than-life • Common in epics (cf. Odyssey), of deceased comrades and family • Unable to touch things • Part of the core Roman belief system

  27. ART • Murder of Priam, black-figure amphora

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