"iactantī" on line 102 is in the ____ case and refers to _______.

"stridēns" on line 102 describes/modifies

On line 103, we learn that Aeneas' ship

"fluctūsque ad sīdera tollit" on line 103 is an example of

Match the part of the ship to its Latin word.

According to lines 104-105, we learn that the ship

On line 104, "undīs" is in the _____ case.

What is the subject of "īnsequitur" on line 105?

"praeruptus aquae mōns" on line 105 is an example of

"cumulō" on line 105 is in the ____ case.

"latus" on line 105 is in the _____ case.

What literary device is being used with "hī..... hīs" on line 106?

"Trēs" on line 108 refers to

"abreptās" on line 108 is

On line 108, we learn that some of the ships

On lines 109 and 110, dorsum is in apposition to

"tres" on line 110 refers to

On line 111 "in brevia et syrtēs" means that the ships have been pushed

"visū" on line 111 is an example of the

"miserābile vīsū" on line 111 is an example of Vergil adding in his own commentary.

"aggere" on line 112 is

"ūnam" on line 113 refers to a

What is the subject of the verb "vehēbat" on line 113?

"Orōnten" on line 113 is in the

"ingēns" on line 114 is describing/modifying

"in puppim" on line 115 is best translated as

On lines 115-116, we learn that Orontes

What is the best meaning of "ter" on line 116?

"fluctus" on line 116 is in the ____ case.

What does the adverb "ibīdem" on line 116 mean?

"Illam" on line 116 is missing a noun to describe. What is the best noun to fit with it in the context of this sentence?

On line 117, we learn that the ship is

"agēns" on line 117 is best translated as

The present participle "nantēs" on line 118 refers to people who are

Match the terms from 119 to their English meaning.

What literary device is used with both "iam...iam" and "et quā...et quā"?

Īlioneus, Achātes, Abās, and Alētēs are all

Match the adjective to the noun that it is describing from the section above.