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Chapter 8: Aeneas in Africa

Chapter 8, Drill a: Practice using the correct form of the relative pronoun.

For each of the following Latin sentences, replace the English pronoun in parentheses with a Latin relative pronoun.

Example: cibus, (which) cupio, est domi. Answer: quem. quem is direct object of its clause, and it is masculine singular.

1. spes, (which) Dido Troianis ostendit, eis succurrit.
2. uenti, (which) rex Aeolus emittit, Troianos uoluunt ad litus.
3. amor, (which) in regina ardet, est magnus.
4. saxa, (which) in aequore sunt, ingentia sunt.
5. Aeneas, dum fugit, respicit ad urbem
(in which) omnia ardent.
6. Aeneas uidet iuuenes, (who) per uias currunt.
7. in urbe Aeneas uidet Troianos (whose) uulnera sunt magna.
8. hostes (whom) Aeneas uidet per uias Troiae currunt.
9. res (about which) Aeneas narrat grauis est.
10. Aeneas et comites naues in portu inuenit (which)
conscendunt.
11. picturae (which) Aeneas in muris templi uidet
describunt bellum Troianum.
12. picturae ostendunt urbem Troiam (away from which)
Aeneas et comites effugiunt.
13. Troiani, (whom) regina succurrit, Carthaginem laudant.
14. regina, (whom) Aeneas occurrit, Troianos salutat.
15. cena, (to which) Dido Troianos uocat, est magna.
16. Aeneas spectat nubes (under which) naues nauigant.
17. urbs (which) Aeneas intrat est Carthago.
18. Dido et principes, (with whom) accedit, Troianos salutant .
19. Troia, (from which) Aeneas effugit, Troianos salutant.
20. Graeci ad Troianos currunt, (whose) uulnera sunt magna.

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