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LNM1 Chapter 11 Exercise 6: Enclitics
By Michael Garcia
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Glossary
Read the following dialogue, which is written partly in English and partly in Latin.
Translate the English parts into Latin, and the Latin parts into English. Use -ne for questions and -que for “and.”
Use the Reading Vocabulary; other words are explained below.
The dialogue begins when Mercury, sent by Jupiter, appears before Aeneas.
Question 1
1.
Mercurius
: Salvē! Esne Aenēās?
Question 2
2.
Aenēās
: I am Aeneas. You seem to be very great! Are you a god?
Question 3
3.
Mercurius
: Deus sum! Mercurius sum. Quid nunc parās?
Question 4
4.
Aenēās: Dido and I want to be king and queen in Carthage. I am building a cottage. Does the cottage seem beautiful?
Question 5
5.
Mercurius
: Ita vērō! Sed cum Dīdōne manēre Carthāgineque habitāre nōn potēs.
Question 6
6.
Aenēās
: Do you believe that love is bad? Do you understand that Dido and Aeneas must remain together?
Question 7
7.
Mercurius
: Deī dē amōre hominum cōgitāre nōn solent. Amōrem Aenēae Dīdōnisque ūnīus assis aestimō!
Question 8
8.
Aenēās Iovis verba audīre dēbet nec cum Dīdōne manēre!
Question 9
9.
Aenēās
: Must I abandon Dido and sail to Italy?
Question 10
10.
Mercurius
: Iuppiter tē iubet Dīdōnem relinquere Ītaliamque petere.
Question 11
11.
Aenēās
: Jupiter is cruel! You are cruel! The gods are cruel!
Question 12
12.
Mercurius
: Nōn deī, sed fāta sunt crūdēlia. Fāta dīcunt Aenēam Ītaliam petere dēbēre.
Question 13
13.
Aenēās
: Must men be wretched?
Question 14
14.
Mercurius
: Ita vērō. Posteā autem Aenēās erit celeber poētaque dīcet “Tantae mōlis erat Rōmānam condere gentem!”