estneDīdō inpericulō?is Didoindanger?trīstis eratsed ānxiusad Ītaliamnāvigābat.he wassad butanxiouslysailed to ItalymoxcorpusDīdōnisardēbat.soon thebody ofDido wasburningmē iussithaecverba tibidīcerehe orderedme to saythese wordsto youtune clāmexīs?amōremmeumspernis?are youleavingsecretly?do you rejectmy love?intereā Aenēās,dum navigābat,ad urbemCarthaginemspectāvit.meanwhileAeneas, whilehe was sailing,looked towardsthe city ofCarthagesed redīrenōn poteratob verbaIovis.but hewas not ableto return onaccount ofJupiter's wordsad comitēsrediit etiussit eōsnāvēsparāre.he returnedto hiscompanionsand orderedthem to preparethe shipsAenēās, ubiverba Iovisaudīvit,territus erat.Aeneas, whenhe heardJupiter'swords, wasterrifiedsed Dīdōomnia vīdit;ad Aenēancucurritbut Dido saweverything;she ran toAeneasservōs iussitmagnampyramaedificāre.she orderedthe slavesto builda huge pyremerelinquis?hostes menecabunt!are youabandoningme?enemies willkill me!Ītaliamnōnspontemeā petōI don'tseek Italyof my ownwillnōn amōremtuum spernō.nōn taciteabeō.I don't rejectyour love.I'm notleavingquietly.nōlī inCarthaginehabitāre.don'tlive inCarthageIuppiteripse mēiubet adĪtaliam īre.Jupiterhimselforders me togo to Italytunc rediitadcomitēsnāvēsque.then hereturned tohiscompanionsand shipsgladiumcēpit. omnēsterritīspectāvērunt.she tooka sword.everyonewatchedterrifiedquiddebeōfacere?whatshouldI do?nōn poteratimperiadeōrumneglegerehe was notable toneglect theorders of thegodsnecesseerat eīsīre adĪtaliam.it wasnecessaryfor them togo to Italyfūmus adcaelumsurrexit.the smokerose tothe skynāvēsTrōiānōrumvīdit adĪtaliamnāvigantēs.she sawthe ships ofthe Trojanssailing toItalyomnēslacrimābantquod Dīdōnemmortuamvidēbant.everyonewas cryingbecausethey sawDido deadtum vērōDīdō irataerat.then Didowas trulyangrysed tēmoneō:Pūnicī tē infuturōpetent.but I warnyou:Phoenicianswill attack youin the futurefūmumvīdit incaelō.he sawsmoke inthe skyAenēās trīstiserat sedtamenDīdōnemrelīquitAeneas wassad butneverthelessleft Didobehindstatim adĪtaliam nāvigāet novamTrōiam ibiconde.immediatelysail to Italyand found anew TroythereestneDīdō inpericulō?is Didoindanger?trīstis eratsed ānxiusad Ītaliamnāvigābat.he wassad butanxiouslysailed to ItalymoxcorpusDīdōnisardēbat.soon thebody ofDido wasburningmē iussithaecverba tibidīcerehe orderedme to saythese wordsto youtune clāmexīs?amōremmeumspernis?are youleavingsecretly?do you rejectmy love?intereā Aenēās,dum navigābat,ad urbemCarthaginemspectāvit.meanwhileAeneas, whilehe was sailing,looked towardsthe city ofCarthagesed redīrenōn poteratob verbaIovis.but hewas not ableto return onaccount ofJupiter's wordsad comitēsrediit etiussit eōsnāvēsparāre.he returnedto hiscompanionsand orderedthem to preparethe shipsAenēās, ubiverba Iovisaudīvit,territus erat.Aeneas, whenhe heardJupiter'swords, wasterrifiedsed Dīdōomnia vīdit;ad Aenēancucurritbut Dido saweverything;she ran toAeneasservōs iussitmagnampyramaedificāre.she orderedthe slavesto builda huge pyremerelinquis?hostes menecabunt!are youabandoningme?enemies willkill me!Ītaliamnōnspontemeā petōI don'tseek Italyof my ownwillnōn amōremtuum spernō.nōn taciteabeō.I don't rejectyour love.I'm notleavingquietly.nōlī inCarthaginehabitāre.don'tlive inCarthageIuppiteripse mēiubet adĪtaliam īre.Jupiterhimselforders me togo to Italytunc rediitadcomitēsnāvēsque.then hereturned tohiscompanionsand shipsgladiumcēpit. omnēsterritīspectāvērunt.she tooka sword.everyonewatchedterrifiedquiddebeōfacere?whatshouldI do?nōn poteratimperiadeōrumneglegerehe was notable toneglect theorders of thegodsnecesseerat eīsīre adĪtaliam.it wasnecessaryfor them togo to Italyfūmus adcaelumsurrexit.the smokerose tothe skynāvēsTrōiānōrumvīdit adĪtaliamnāvigantēs.she sawthe ships ofthe Trojanssailing toItalyomnēslacrimābantquod Dīdōnemmortuamvidēbant.everyonewas cryingbecausethey sawDido deadtum vērōDīdō irataerat.then Didowas trulyangrysed tēmoneō:Pūnicī tē infuturōpetent.but I warnyou:Phoenicianswill attack youin the futurefūmumvīdit incaelō.he sawsmoke inthe skyAenēās trīstiserat sedtamenDīdōnemrelīquitAeneas wassad butneverthelessleft Didobehindstatim adĪtaliam nāvigāet novamTrōiam ibiconde.immediatelysail to Italyand found anew Troythere

infelix Dido - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. is Dido in danger?
    estne Dīdō in periculō?
  2. he was sad but anxiously sailed to Italy
    trīstis erat sed ānxius ad Ītaliam nāvigābat.
  3. soon the body of Dido was burning
    mox corpus Dīdōnis ardēbat.
  4. he ordered me to say these words to you
    mē iussit haec verba tibi dīcere
  5. are you leaving secretly? do you reject my love?
    tune clām exīs? amōrem meum spernis?
  6. meanwhile Aeneas, while he was sailing, looked towards the city of Carthage
    intereā Aenēās, dum navigābat, ad urbem Carthaginem spectāvit.
  7. but he was not able to return on account of Jupiter's words
    sed redīre nōn poterat ob verba Iovis.
  8. he returned to his companions and ordered them to prepare the ships
    ad comitēs rediit et iussit eōs nāvēs parāre.
  9. Aeneas, when he heard Jupiter's words, was terrified
    Aenēās, ubi verba Iovis audīvit, territus erat.
  10. but Dido saw everything; she ran to Aeneas
    sed Dīdō omnia vīdit; ad Aenēan cucurrit
  11. she ordered the slaves to build a huge pyre
    servōs iussit magnam pyram aedificāre.
  12. are you abandoning me? enemies will kill me!
    me relinquis? hostes me necabunt!
  13. I don't seek Italy of my own will
    Ītaliam nōn sponte meā petō
  14. I don't reject your love. I'm not leaving quietly.
    nōn amōrem tuum spernō. nōn tacite abeō.
  15. don't live in Carthage
    nōlī in Carthagine habitāre.
  16. Jupiter himself orders me to go to Italy
    Iuppiter ipse mē iubet ad Ītaliam īre.
  17. then he returned to his companions and ships
    tunc rediit ad comitēs nāvēsque.
  18. she took a sword. everyone watched terrified
    gladium cēpit. omnēs territī spectāvērunt.
  19. what should I do?
    quid debeō facere?
  20. he was not able to neglect the orders of the gods
    nōn poterat imperia deōrum neglegere
  21. it was necessary for them to go to Italy
    necesse erat eīs īre ad Ītaliam.
  22. the smoke rose to the sky
    fūmus ad caelum surrexit.
  23. she saw the ships of the Trojans sailing to Italy
    nāvēs Trōiānōrum vīdit ad Ītaliam nāvigantēs.
  24. everyone was crying because they saw Dido dead
    omnēs lacrimābant quod Dīdōnem mortuam vidēbant.
  25. then Dido was truly angry
    tum vērō Dīdō irata erat.
  26. but I warn you: Phoenicians will attack you in the future
    sed tē moneō: Pūnicī tē in futurō petent.
  27. he saw smoke in the sky
    fūmum vīdit in caelō.
  28. Aeneas was sad but nevertheless left Dido behind
    Aenēās trīstis erat sed tamen Dīdōnem relīquit
  29. immediately sail to Italy and found a new Troy there
    statim ad Ītaliam nāvigā et novam Trōiam ibi conde.