Starting with line 34, Vergil ends the introduction and the narrative (story) actually begins. However, it does not begin at the beginning of the narrative.

What is the literary term for a story which begins the narrative in the middle of the events, rather than the beginning?

Which phrase from Lines 34-35 indicate the Trojans were close to land as they were sailing?

According to line 34, the Trojans are sailing from

"altum" on line 34 is a synonym for which other Latin word?

"spumās salis aere ruēbant" (line 35) describes the ancient concept of sailing

Line 35 "spumās salis" is a literary device where the sounds of letters, such as "s" are repeated. 

What is this literary device called?

Lines 34-35 As the men sail from Sicily, Vergil uses the word _____ to tell us that they are in good spirits and feeling hopeful. 

Line 36 - "servāns" is best translated as

Line 36 - What is Juno's "aeternum sub pectore vulnus"?

Line 37 - "sēcum" indicates that Juno is talking

Match the Latin phrase to its best meaning.

Match the clump or phrase to its best meaning.

Match the clump to its most accurate translation.

Match the clump to its best translation.

Line 37 - "victam" indicates that Juno feels like 

Line 38 - Juno wants to

Line 38 - What direction is indicated by the form "Italiā"?

Line 38 - "Ītaliā" is an example of the ablative of

Line 39 "Quippe vetor fātīs" incidates that Juno

Line 39 "vetor" is best translated as

Line 39 - "Pallas" is another name for the goddess

Match the Latin clump to its best translation. (lines 39-41)

Match the clump to its best translation. (Lines 42-43)

Match the clump to its best translation. (lines 44-45)

In lines 39-41, Juno is

Line 42, what is the "Iōvis rapidum ignem"?

Line 43, "ventīs" is an example of the ablative of

Line 44, "exspīrantem" is best translated as