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This study guide covers Aeneid Book 2, lines 201-249, focusing on the fall of Troy. Key themes include deception, fate, divine intervention, imagery/symbolism, and pathos/tragedy. It analyzes Laocoon's death and the Trojan Horse's entry, emphasizing vocabulary, grammar, literary devices, and practice questions. The guide also provides a breakdown of events and final exam tips.
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Question 1 of 12
In the phrase perfusus sanie vittas, what is the grammatical form of perfusus? 🤔
Present active participle
Perfect passive participle
Future active participle
Present passive participle