Quārta · Unit 7 · Lesson 1
Aeneid 12.791–812: Jupiter and Juno
As the duel nears, Jupiter tells Juno to stop. She yields, and says she would be fighting in the front line if she had not.
You will be able to
- Read Aeneid 12.791–796 and 803–812
- Recognize an impersonal passive and an implied contrary-to-fact condition
- Explain the end of Juno’s opposition
New words
- spēs, speī, f. hope
- fīnis, fīnis, m. end, limit; pl. territory
- coniūnx, coniugis, m./f. husband, wife