nom.
pulsat (I pers. sg.)
pulsō
Quō ("to where") nāvigant Mēdus et Lȳdia?
in Graeciam
mare
sea
Where are Medus and Lydia in Cap. XVI?
On a boat!
nautam
acc. sg.
currit (I pers. pl.)
currimus
Quis est in nāvī praeter ("besides") Mēdum et Lȳdiam?
gubernātor, mercātor, etc.
tempestās
storm
Why did Lydia pick their particular destination?
It's her homeland.
pedibus
abl. pl.
timet (pass.)
timētur
Cūr sunt nautae perterritī?
Quia tempestās fit.
oriēns
East
To whom does the ship's helmsman pray when the sea becomes rough?
Neptune
librō
abl. sg.
interrogant (pass.)
interrogantur
Quem dominum invocat Lȳdia?
turbāre
to stir up/disturb/rock
What does Lydia hide from Medus when she boards the ship?
at least one book of the New Testament
nom. sg. -VEL- gen. sg.
verberat (II pers. pl.)
verberātis
Cūr Mēdus pedibus stare nōn potest in fīne capitulī ("in the end of the chapter")?
Quia magnus flūctus nāvem pulsat.
opperīrī
to wait for
What Latin verb describes Mr. Vance's reaction to eating Taco Bell?
exclāmāre