Question

AENEAS CONTINUES HIS TALE

AENEAS: "Tum ab insula sacra ad terram Crētam fortūna Troianos

vocabat. Ibi oppidum parabamus; et nunc Anchisēs confirmabat

meos, et clamabat: 'In Crēta habitabimus. In Crēta stabunt sacra

deorum Trõianorum!'".

DIDO: "Cūr hodie in Crēta non estis?"

AENĒĀS: "Dēerat* frumentum, et misera erat vīta. Et nunc dei

Anchisae viam dēmonstrabant in Italiam, ubi parabant rēgnum

Trõianis."

* from dēsum, dēesse, to be lacking

Answer 1

Answer:

AENEAS: "Tum ab insula sacra ad terram Crētam fortūna Troianos vocabat. Ibi oppidum parabamus; et nunc Anchisēs confirmabat meos, et clamabat: 'In Crēta habitabimus. In Crēta stabunt sacra deorum Trõianorum!'".

Turn on the isle of Crete, is fortune to the land called Trojans a call. There is a town planning; and now Anchisem support my eyes and called out: 'Stay in Crete. In Crete will rites of the gods of the Trojans.