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| adventus, ūs m. | approach, arrival |
| aeripēs, edis | bronze-hoofed |
| Alcidēs, ae m. | descendant of Alceus, Hercules, god of strength who wandered over the whole world in performing his famous twelve labors, among which was the killing of the bronze-footed Arcadian deer, of the Erymanthian boar, and of the Lernaean hydra |
| annus, ī m. | year, season, time |
| aptus, a, um | fitted, studded, furnished |
| arcus, ūs m. | bow, arch, arc |
| Atlās, antis m. | god who supported the heavens on his shoulders; mountain of northwestern AFrica |
| Augustus, ī m. | great Roman statesman |
| aureus, a, um | golden, (of) gold |
| axis, is m. | axle, axis, wheel; vault |
| caelifer, era, erum | heaven supporting |
| Caesar, aris m. | great Roman statesman |
| Caspius, a, um | of the Caspian Sea in Asia |
| cerva, ae f. | deer doe |
| condō, ere, didī, ditus | found, establish |
| Erymanthus, ī m. | mountain range of Arcadia where Hercules killed the famous wild boar |
| extrā | beyond, outside (of) (acc.) |
| fīgō, ere, xī, xus | (trans)fix, pierce, fasten |
| Garamantes, um m. | African tribe |
| horreō, ēre, uī | bristle, shudder, quake |
| Indī, ōrum m. | inhabitants of India |
| jaceō, ēre, uī, itus | lie (low, outspread) |
| Latium, i(ī) n. | district around Rome |
| Lerna, ae f. | marsh near Argos where Hercules killed the famous hydra, a monster with seven (fifty) serpent heads |
| licet, ēre, uit, itum | it is permitted |
| Maeōtius, a, um | of Lake Maeotia, the Sea of Azov |
| nemus, oris n. | (sacred) grove, forest |
| Nilus, ī m. | the great river of Egypt |
| obeō, īre, iī (īvī), itus | pass over, die |
| ōstium, (i)ī n. | mouth, entrance; harbor |
| pācō (1) | pacify, tame, quiet, calm |
| prōferō, ferre, tulī, lātus | advance, extend |
| rēgnō (1) | rule (as king), reign, govern |
| respōnsum, ī n. | age, generation |
| Sāturnus, ī m. | early Italian god who ruled during the Golden Age |
| septemgeminus, a, um | sevenfold |
| sōl, sōlis m. | sun; day |
| stēlla, ae f. | star, constellation |
| torqueō, ēre, rsī, rtus | twist, turn, whirl |
| tremefaciō, ere, fēcī, factus | make tremble |
| trepidus, a, um | agitated, fluttered |
| turbō (1) | confuse, perplex, be alarmed |
| vērō | truly, verily, indeed, but |
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