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| altum,i n. | the deep (sea), heaven |
| amplector, i, plexus | embrace, enfold |
| anguis,is m. | snake, serpent |
| arrigo, ere, rexi, rectus | raise, rear |
| autem | moreover, but, however |
| certus, a, um | sure, fixed certain, reliable |
| ceterus, a, um | sure, fixed certain, reliable |
| ceterus, a, um | rest, remaining, other |
| diffugio, ere, fugi | flee apart, scatter |
| duo, ae, o | two |
| ecce | see! look! behold! |
| exsanguis, e | bloodless, lifeless, pale |
| fio, fieri, factus | become, arise |
| horresco, ere, horrui | shudder, tremble |
| immensus, a, um | immense, immeasureable |
| incumbo, ere, cubui, cubitus | lean upon, overhang, lower(over) (dat.) |
| juba, ae f. | mane, crest |
| lambo, ere | lick, lap |
| Laocoon, ontis m. | Trojan priest of Neptune |
| lego, ere, legi, lectus | choose; skim |
| lingua, ae f. | tongue, language |
| macto | sacrifice, slaughter, honor |
| Neptunus, i m. | Neptune, god of the sea |
| orbis, is m. | circle, fold, coil; earth |
| pariter | equally, side by side |
| parvus, a, um | small, little |
| pone | behind, after |
| pontus, i m. | sea, waves |
| sacerdos, dotis m. (f.) | priest(ess) |
| salum, i n. | (the salt) sea, brine |
| sanguineus, a, um | bloody, blood-red |
| serpens, entis m. (f.) | serpent, snake |
| sibilus, a, um | hissing, whirring |
| sinuo | fold, curve, twist, wind |
| sollemnis, e | annual, customary, solemn |
| sonitus, us m. | sound, roar, noise, crash |
| sors, rtis f. | lot, fate destiny, oracle |
| spumo | foam, froth, spray |
| sufficio, ere, feci, fectus | supply, suffuse |
| supero | surmount, overcome, survive |
| taurus, i m. | bull, bullock, ox |
| Tenedos, i f. | small island near Troy |
| tergum, i n. | back, body, rear |
| tranquillus, a, um | tranquil, calm |
| uterque, utraque, utrumque | each, both |
| vibro | quiver, vibrate, dart |
| visus, us m. | sight, view, vision, aspect |
| volumen, inis n. | fold, coil, roll |
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