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Aeneid VI.847 - 901 & X.420 - 509
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| debello (1) | war down, crush |
| describo-ere-psi-ptus | mark out, map |
| excudo-ere-i-sus | hammer out, fashion |
| meatus-us | course, path, motion |
| molliter | softly, gently, gracefully |
| radius-i | rod, spoke, compass |
| spiro (1) | breathe, live, quiver |
| subiicio-ere-ieci-iectus | vanquish, conquer |
| vivus-a-um | living, alive, natural |
| an(ne) | whether, or |
| deiicio-ere-ieci-iectus | cast down |
| egregius-a-um | extraordinary, distinguished |
| fulgeo-ere-si-sus | shine, gleam, glitter |
| instar n. indecl. | likeness, weight, dignity |
| juvenis-is | youth, young man (woman) |
| opimus-a-um | rich, splendid |
| parum | too little, slightly |
| rebellis-e | rebellious, insurgent |
| sisto-ere, steti, status | stop, stand |
| spolium-i | spoil, booty, plunder |
| stirps-ipis | stock, lineage, race |
| superemineo-ere | overtop, tower above |
| una | together, at the same time |
| alumnus-i | nursling, (foster) child |
| avus-i | grandfather; ancestor |
| circumvolo (1) | flit around, fly about |
| luctus-us | grief, mourning, sorrow |
| nimium | too much, too greatly |
| oborior-iri-ortus | arise, spring up |
| praeterlabor-i-lapsus | glide by |
| propago-inis | offshoot, offspring, race |
| proprius-a-um | one's own, special, secure |
| quisquam, quaequam, quidquam | anyone, anything |
| armo (1) | arm, equip, furnish |
| fides-ei | faith, trust, |
| hostis-is | enemy, foe |
| impune | unpunished |
| invictus-a-um | unconquered, invincible |
| obvius-a-um | before, meeting |
| pedes-itis | footsholdier, infantry |
| pietas-tatis | loyalty, sense of duty |
| priscus-a-um | ancient, primitive |
| quisquam | anyone |
| sive, seu | or if, whether, or |
| accumulo (1) | heap up, pile |
| aer, aeris | air, mist, fog |
| alter-era-erum | one (of two), other, second |
| armus-i | shoulder, flank, side |
| asper-era-erum | rough, harsh |
| calcar-aris | spur, goad, prick |
| deinde | then, next, thereupon |
| doceo-(2)-ui-ctus | teach |
| exim, exinde | then, next, thereupon |
| flos-oris | flower |
| fodio-ere, fodi, fossus | dig, pierce |
| fungor-i-cunctus | perform, fulfil (+abl) |
| gero-ere, gessi, gessus | bear, wage |
| inanis-e | empty |
| incendo-ere-i-ensus | inflame, kindle |
| Latinus-i | early king of Italy whose daughter, Lavinia, married Aeneas |
| latus-a-um | wide |
| Laurens-ntis | of Larentum, a city near Rome |
| lilium-i | lily |
| lustro (1) | purify; survey; traverse |
| Marcellus-i | nephew and adopted son of Augustus, died in 23 B.C. |
| memoro (1) | reount, recall, relate |
| miseror-ari-atus | pity, commiserate |
| modus-i | manner, measure, limit |
| nepos-otis | grandson, descendant |
| passim | everywhere |
| plenus-a-um | full, filled, complete |
| popuus-i | people, nation, race |
| porta-ae | gate, door, entrance |
| postquam | after, when |
| purpureus-a-um | purple |
| qua | whereby |
| quisque, quaeque, quidque | each, every(one) |
| regio-onis | destrict, region |
| rumpo-ere, rupi, ruptus | break, burst |
| saltem | at least |
| singuli-ae-a | each, one by one |
| Somnus-i | Sleep, Slumber |
| spargo-ere-si-sus | scatter, sprinkle |
| spumo (1) | foam, froth, spray |
| vagor-ari-atus | wander, roam |
| ancora-ae | anchor |
| Cajeta-ae | Italian coast city near Rome |
| candens-entis | shining, white, gleaming |
| corneus-a-um | of horn |
| eburnus-a-um | of ivory |
| elephantus-i | elephant, ivory |
| emitto-ere-misi-missus | send forth |
| exitus-us | exit, outlet |
| facilis-e | easy |
| falsus-a-um | false, deceitful |
| ibi | there |
| insomnium-i | dream, vision |
| jacio-ere-jeci, jactus | throw, cast |
| manes-ium | souls of the dead, Hades |
| nitens, entis | gleaming, bright, shining |
| perficio-ere-feci-fectus | finish, make |
| prora-ae | prow |
| prosequo-i-secutus | follow, escort |
| rectus-a-um | right, straight, direct |
| reviso-ere | revisit |
| seco-are-ui-ctus | cut, cleave |
| Sibylla-ae | ancient Italian prophetess |
| una | together |
| verus-a-um | true, real |
| Arcadius-a-um | Arcadian, of Arcadia |
| exuviae-arum | spoils, armor |
| Halaesus-i | Halaesus, an exiled Greek warrior now settled in Italy & enemy of the Trojans |
| Imaon, Imaonos | Imaon, an Italian comrade of Halaesus |
| inermus-a-um | unarmed, defenseless |
| libro (1) | balance |
| missilis-e | able or ready to be thrown |
| Pallas, Pallantis | Pallas, son of the Arcadian king Evander and ally of Aeneas |
| quercus-i | oak tree |
| tego-ere, texi, tectus | cover, protect |
| Thybris, Thybridis | Tiber |
| Abas, Abantis | Abas, an Etruscan warrior |
| acies-ei | line of battle |
| addenseo-ere | thicken, pack densely |
| aequus-a-um | equal |
| caedes-is | killing, claughter |
| concurro-ere-curri-cursus | join battle |
| Etruscus-a-um | Etruscan, of or having to do with Etruria |
| Graius-a-um | Freek, of the Greeks of Greece |
| imperditus-a-um | not destroyed |
| insto-are, institi, instaturus | approach, press upon, pursue |
| interimo-ere-emi-emptus | destroy, kill |
| Lausus-i | son of Mezentius, the renegade Etruscan ally of Turnus |
| nodus-i | knot, node |
| oppono-ere-posui-positus | oppose, set against |
| perterreo (2)-ui-itus | frighten thoroughly |
| sino-ere, sivi, situs | allow, permit; allow to be, desert |
| turba-ae | mob, crowd |
| urgeo (2), ursi | drive, urge, press hard |
| aetas-atis | age, time of life |
| discrepo-are-ui | disagree, be different |
| egregius-a-um | distinguished, excellent |
| mox | soon, presently |
| nego (1) | deny |
| patria-ae | native country, homeland |
| reditus-us | return, return trip |
| regnator-oris | rulet |
| abscessus-us | departure, absence |
| almus-a-um | loving, kind, nurturing |
| cedo-ere, cessi, cessus | yield, withdraw |
| cupio-ere, cupivi, cupitus | desire |
| debeo (2) | owe |
| desisto-ere, destiti, destitus | cease from, stop |
| iuvenis-is | youth |
| miror | marvel at |
| moneo (2) | warn, advise |
| obeo-ire-ivi-itus | go over, go around; survey |
| Rutulus-a-um | of or concerning the Rutulians |
| spectator-oris | viewer, spectator |
| stupeo (2), stupui | gaze at in awe, be stupefied by |
| succedo-ere, successi-cessus | approach, come from beneath |
| trux, trucis | fierce, wild |
| Turnus-i | leader of the Rutulians; opponent of Aeneas |
| visus-us | sight |
| adiuvo-are-iuvi-iutus | help |
| advolo (1) | fly to |
| aequus-a-um | fair, even, equal |
| apparo (1) | prepare |
| biiugus-a-um | yoked two together; chariot |
| coeo-ire-ivi-itus | go together |
| comminus | hand-to-hand |
| contiguus-a-um | next to, near, clsoe |
| deslio-ire-ui-sultus | jump down |
| frigidus-a-um | cold, chilled, frozen |
| hasta-ae | spear |
| laudo (1) | praise |
| leo, leonis | lion |
| meditor (1) | consider |
| minae-arum | threats |
| opimus-a-um | rich, abundant |
| pedes-itis | foot-traveller; on foot |
| praecordia-orum | heart, breast |
| procedo-ere-cessi-cessus | proceed, go forth |
| proelium-i | battle |
| specula-ae | lookout, high place |
| spolium-i | hide (of an animal); pl. spoils |
| taurus-i | bull |
| tyrranus-i | tyrant |
| uterque, utraque, utrumque | each (of two) |
| adfor-fari-fatus | address |
| advena-ae | stranger |
| Alcides-ae | Alcides, patronymic for Hercules |
| amicus-a-um | friendly |
| brevis-e | short |
| cerno-ere, crevi, certus | see, discern, perceive |
| coeptum-i | undertaking |
| cor, cordis | heart |
| cruentus-a-um | bloody |
| effundo-ere-fudi-fussus | pour forth |
| extendo-ere, extendi, extensus | extend |
| hospitium-i | hospitality |
| impar-is | uneven, unequal |
| inreparabilis-e | irreparable, irretrievable |
| opus-eris | work, achievement |
| premo-ere, pressi, pressus | press, repress, suppress |
| quisque, quaeque, quidque | whoever, whichever |
| seminex-necis | half-dead, dying |
| virtus-utis | courage, excellene in battle |
| aevum-i | age, life-span |
| meta-ae | turning point |
| occido-ere, occidi, occasus | fall, die |
| pervenio-ire-veni-ventus | reach |
| progenies-ei | offspring, posterity |
| reicio-ere-ieci-iectus | throw back, reject |
| Sarpedon-onis | Sarpedon, Lycian son of Jupiter and ally of the Trojans |
| acutus-a-um | sharp |
| aes, aeris | bronze |
| aspicio-ere-spexi-spectus | watch, look at, consider |
| clipeus-i | round shield |
| deripio-ere-ui-reptus | snatch away, pull |
| emitto-ere-misi-missus | send forth, shoot |
| ensis-is | sword |
| fulgeo (2), fulsi | shine, gleam |
| incido-ere, incidi | fall, strike` |
| libro (1) | balance, weigh |
| mage | =magis, mor |
| molior-iri, molitus | set in motion, push, force |
| num | whether |
| penetrabilis-e | able to be penetrated |
| praefigo-ere-fixi-fixus | tip, point (i.e. put a point on something) |
| stringo-ere, strinxi, strictus | graze |
| tegmen-inis | covering, protection |
| vagina-ae | scabbard, sheath for a sword |
| volo (1) | fly |
| calidus-a-um | hot |
| circumdo-dare-dedi-datus | surround, put around |
| corruo-ere-ui | rush down, fall |
| cruentus-a-um | bloody |
| cuspis-idis | spear, spear-point |
| hostilis-e | of the enemy |
| ictus-us | blow |
| lorica-ae | leather cuirass |
| obeo-ire-ivi, obitus | surround, go around |
| pellis-is | skin, hide |
| perforo (1) | pierce, perforate, puncture |
| sonitus-us | sound |
| taurus-i | bull |
| totiens | so many times, as many times |
| transverbero-are | pierce through |
| vibro (1) | vibrate, shake |
| adsisto-ere, adstiti | stand next to, stand by |
| balteus-i | baldric (belt) |
| caedo-ere, cecidi, caesus | cut down, kill, slaughter |
| exanimis-e | lifeless |
| foedus-a-um | foul, horrible |
| hospitium-i | hospitality |
| humo (1) | bury |
| imprimo-ere-pressi-pressus | press upon |
| iugalis-e | having to do with marriage, matrimonial |
| largior-iri, largitus | bestow, grant |
| memor-oris | remembering, mindful of |
| nefas (indecl) | unspeakable thing, crime |
| pondus-eris | weight |
| quisquis, quidquid | whoever, whatever |
| remitto-ere-misi-missus | send back |
| solamen-inis | consolation |
| thalamus-i | wedding chamber, bedroom |
| acervus-i | heap, pile |
| aufero-ferre, abstli, ablatus | carry away |
| caelo (1) | engrave, emboss |
| Clonus-i | Clonus, name of a craftsman |
| decus-oris | honor, glory |
| emo-ere, emi, emptus | buy |
| Eurytides-is | patronymic; son fo Eurytus |
| frequens-entis | in great numbers |
| gaudeo (2), gavisus | rejoice, take pleasure in |
| intactus-a-um | untouched |
| nescius-a-um | unknowing, ignorant of |
| odi-isse-osus (defective) | hate |
| ovo-are | exult, rejoice |
| potior-iri, potitus | win power over, get possession of (+abl) |
| redeo-ire-ii-itum | return, go back |
| scutum-i | shield |
| spolium-i | hide (of an animal); p. spoils |
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