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| postquam | after, when |
| introgredior-i-gressus | enter, go into |
| coram | face to face, in the presence |
| copia-ae f. | abundance; opportunity |
| placidus-a-um | calm, quiet, peaceful |
| coepi, isse, coeptus | begin |
| condo-ere-didi-ditus | found, build |
| aspicio-ere-spexi-spectus | look at, see |
| cognomen-inis n. | surname, cognomen |
| colo-ere-ui-cultus | cultivate, cherish, inhabit |
| freno (1) | curb, check, restrain |
| glaeba-ae f. | soil, clod |
| Hesperia-ae f. | west land, Italy |
| infandus -a-um | unspeakable, accursed |
| iustitia-ae f. | justice, equity |
| Libycus-a-um | Libyan, of Lybia |
| minores-um m. | descendants |
| Oenotrius-a-um | Oenotrian, of Oenotria (in southern Italy) |
| oro (1) | pray for, entreat, beseech |
| parco-ere, peperci, parsus | spare (+dat) |
| penates-ium m. | household gods |
| populo (1) | ravage, devastate, (lay) waste |
| potens-ntis | ruling, powerful |
| praeda-ae f. | booty, prey |
| prohibeo (2)-ui-itus | keep off, prohibit |
| prope | near, close |
| propius | nearer |
| rapio-ere-ui-ptus | snatch up, seize |
| superbia-ae f. | pride, haughtiness |
| superbus-a-um | haughty, proud |
| Tros, Trois m. | Trojan |
| uber-eris n. | udder, fertility |
| veho-ere-xi-ctus | carry, convey |
| verto-ere-i-rsus | turn, drive away |
| adhuc | as yet, still, so far |
| adsurgo-ere-rexi-rectus | rise |
| aetherius-a-um | of the upper air, ethereal |
| adno (1) | swim, float to (+dat.) |
| alter-era-erum | the other (of two), second |
| Auster-tri | south wind |
| barbarus-a-um | foreign, savage |
| caecus-a-um | blind, hidden, dark |
| cieo (2), civi, citus | arouse, excite, stir |
| consisto-ere, stiti, stitus | stand fast, halt |
| crudelis-e | cruel, bitter, bloody |
| dispello-ere-puli-pulsus | drive apart, scatter, disperse |
| fandus-a-um | speakable, right |
| harena-ae f. | sand, beach |
| hospitium-I n. | hospitality, refuge |
| humanus-a-um | human, of men |
| invius-a-um | pathless, impenetrable |
| justus-a-um | just, fair, righteous |
| memor-oris | mindfrul, remembering |
| mortalis-e | mortal, human,earthly |
| mos, moris m. | custom, manner, law |
| nefandus-a-um | unspeakable, wrong |
| nimbosus-a-um | stormy, rainy |
| occubo-are | lie (dead) |
| Orion-onis m. | constellation (rises & sets during rainy season) |
| paucus-a-um | few, little, scanty |
| penitus | deep within, deeply, wholly |
| permitto-ere-misi-missus | allow, grant |
| pietas-atis f. | loyalty, devotion, duty |
| procax-cis | wanton, boisterous |
| salum-I n. | the (salt) sea |
| spero (1) | hope (for), expect |
| subito | suddenly' |
| supero (1) | overcome, surpass |
| tam | so, so much, so very, such |
| temno-ere | scorn, despise, disdain |
| vadum-I n. | shallow, shoal, depths |
| vescor-i | feed on; breathe (+abl) |
| vester-tra-trum | your, yours |
| veto-are-ui-itus | prohibit, forbid, prevent |
| metus-us m. | fear, dread, anxiety |
| paenitet (2) uit | it repents |
| officium-I n. | service, duty, kindness |
| certo (1) | strive, rival, fight, vie |
| prior-ius | former, first |
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