Illa on line 688 refers to

Match the text to its proper translation.

On line 689, the subject of "stridit" is

"īnfixum" describes "vulnus." This lets us know that vulnus is

Line 689 infers that Dido was stabbed in the

Ter translates as ____ time(s).

Which of the following participles on line 690 translates as "-ing"?

On line 690, sēsē translates as

On 690, Dido tries

Match the text from 691 to its best meaning.

Altō on line 691 describes

On line 692, Dido is

Miserata on line 693 refers to

"miserata" on line 693 translates as

Iris was

-que on line 694 connects

"Īrim" on line 694 is

"Ōlympō" on line 694 is translated as

"quae" on line 695 introduces a relative clause

On line 695, Dido's

resolveret is ______ subjunctive and translates as _________.

Match the word from695 to its proper meaning.

"quia" on line 696 translates as

According to line 696, Dido

"meritā" on line 696 describes

"nec...nec..." on line 696 translates as

"fatō" and "morte" on line 696 are both _______ of cause.

On 697, misera refers to

Line 697 references that Dido's impending death was

Prosperpina was

"illī" on line 698 refers to

According to line 698, Dido had

Why is Persephone sometimes called the "bringer of death"?

"vertice" on line 698 refers to the

"abstulerat" on line 699 is

"Stygiō" on line 699 is in reference to a _______ in the Underworld.

On line 699, "Ōrcō" is a name used both for a god of the Underworld, but also as a name for the Underworld itself.

Match the text to its best translation.

Match the text to its best translation.

Who is "ego" on line 702?

"hunc...sacrum" on lines 702-703 refers to

"iussa" on line 703 is

How does "istō" on line 703 translate?