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- Explain why sit (612) is in the subjunctive.
- Explain why faveas, adsis (613), and des (614) are in the subjunctive.
- Parse mitte (614).
- What kind of ablative is the relative pronoun quo (615)?
- What is the verb of the relative clause introduced by quo (615–16)?
- How do the infinitives conscendere (615) and relabi (616) fit into the syntax of the sentence?
- What kind of construction is prenso rudente (616)?
- What does the -que after prenso (616) link?
- Explain the syntax of prorae tutela (617) and animorum hortator (619).
- Identify the five subjects (and four accusative objects) of probat (618).
- What is the antecedent of qui (618)?
- What type of genitive is praedae (620)?
dubito, -are, -avi, -atum
to be uncertain, be in doubt, waver
faveo, -ere, favi, fautum
to be favourable, be well disposed
venia, -ae, f.
indulgence, kindness; permission;
forbearance, pardon, forgivenessconscendere, -ere, -i, -nsum
to mount, ascend; to embark
antemna, -ae, f.
a sail yard
prendo, -ere, -di, -sum
to lay hold of, grasp, snatch, seize
rudens, -entis, m.
rope, line, cord
relabor, -bi, -lapsus
to slide or glide back; slide down
flavus, -a, -um
golden-yellow, blond
prora, -ae, f.
forepart of a ship, prow
tutela, -ae, f.
charge, care, safeguard; guardianship
keeper, warder, guardianremus, -i, m.
oar
Stylistic Appreciation