Match the clump to its best translation.

In lines 65-66, Juno uses what Roman speech component?

In line 65, when Juno says "Aeole" she is talking to him as an equal, using his name to garner favor.

Line 65 - Quis est "dīvum pater atque hominum rēx"?

Lines 65-66: "tibi ...dedit" infer that Jupiter

Line 65-66: Match the vocabulary word to its best meaning 

Line 65-66: Which of the following words is in the ABL case (meaning by/with an object)?

Lines 67-68: Juno uses what speech component?

Line 67: Quis est "gēns inimīca"?

Line 67: Which word on line 67 informs the reader that Juno's problem is a personal problem?

Line 67: The word "Tyrrhēnum" refers to

Line 67: What are the Trojans currently doing as Juno gives her speech?

Line 68: "Īlium in Ītaliam portāns" refers to 

Line 68: The best translation of "portāns" is

Line 68: Juno mentions that the Trojans are headed to

Line 67-68: Match the clump to its best translation.

Lines 69-70: Match the clump to its best translation.

Lines 69-70: Juno uses what speech component?

Line 69-70: "incute" "obrue" "age" and "dissice" are all

Lines 69-70: Match the vocabulary word to its best meaning

Line 65: What power is granted to Aeolus by the "divum pater atque hominum rex"?

Line 67: What mission is the "gens inimica" currently undertaking?

Lines 65-70: What theme is reflected in the speaker's appeal to Aeolus?

Line 65-70: How does this passage reflect hostility between gods and mortals?

Line 69: What is the effect of the imagery in "Submersāsque obrue puppēs"?

Lines 71-72: Match the clump to its best translation.

Lines 71-75: Who is the speaker of these lines?

In lines 71-75, Juno uses which speech component?

Line 71-75: To whom is the speaker talking to?

Lines 71-75: What is the purpose of this speech?

Lines 71-73: What is Juno offering to Aeolus as a reward?

Line 71: What does “bis septem” mean in this passage?

Line 71: What does “praestanti corpore Nymphae” suggest about the nymphs?

Lines 73-75: Match the clump to its best meaning.

Line 73: What is the meaning of “cōnūbiō iungam stabilī”?

What does “propriamque dicābō” imply about the marriage?

What does the phrase “pulchrā faciat tē prōle parentem” suggest?

Lines 71-75 What theme is represented in Juno’s offer of Deiopea?

Lines 71-75: What does Juno's offer (not Juno herself) reflect about the role of women in this mythical time?

Lines 71-75: What does this passage reveal about Juno’s character?

Lines 71-75: What does Deiopea seem to symbolize in Juno's offer?

Line 75: What does Aeolus’ potential role as a parent imply about his reward?

Line 75: What literary device is evident in “pulchrā faciat tē prōle parentem”? Look at all the Ps

Lines 76-77: Match the clump to its best translation.

Lines 76-80: Who is the speaker of these lines?

Lines 76-80: To whom is Aeolus talking?

Lines 76-77: What is Aeolus' attitude toward fulfilling Juno’s request?

Line 77: "mihi iussa capessere fās est" indicates that Aeolus acknowledges

Line 77: What is the meaning of “mihi iussa capessere fās est”?

Lines 78-80: Match the clump to its best translation.

Line 78: What does Aeolus emphasize by saying “Tū mihi quodcumque hoc rēgnī”?

Line 79: What is signified by “tū scēptra Iovemque conciliās”?

Line 79: What does Aeolus mean by “tū dās epulīs accumbere dīvum”?

Line 80: What is the significance of “nimbōrumque facis tempestātumque potentem”?

Lines 76-80: What theme does Aeolus’ response to Juno highlight?

Lines 76-80: How does this passage reflect the hierarchical nature of divine relationships in Roman mythology?

Line 79: What do the references to divine feasting symbolize?