Arma Virumque

Verba

The new words of this chapter, as the book glosses them. Keep them, and they come back for review just before you would forget them.

• herōs -ōis (m)vir fortis fābulārum
• ōra -ae (f)lītus, margō terrae
• profugus -a -umē patriā pulsus
• condō -ereurbem novam fundō
• iactō -ārehūc illūc violenter mittō
• patior -īmala ferō, sustineō
• caelestis -ein caelō habitāns
• odium -ī (n)contrārium amōris
• spernō -erecontemnō, reiciō
• memor -orisquī nōn oblīvīscitur
• arceō -ēreprohibeō, procul teneō
• mōlēs -is (f)massa ingēns, labor immēnsus

Lege

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Pēnsum

Grammatica

Purpose clause with ut and the subjunctive

ut ibi novam urbem condat

A clause introduced by ut with the subjunctive (here condat) tells the purpose of the action in the main verb. Here the hero sails to Italy in order that he may found a new city there.