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| absumo-ere-mpsi-mptus | take away, destroy, consume |
| adveho-ere-vexi-vectus | bear, convey (to) |
| apto (1) | fit, shape, equip |
| breviter | shoretly, briefly |
| clarus-a-um | clear, bright, illustrious, famous |
| Dardanides-ae m. | Dardanian, Trojan |
| demitto-ere-misi-missus | let down, lower, drop |
| fremo-ere-ui-itus | murmur, applaud |
| fretum-I n. | strait, sea |
| Ilioneus-ei m. | a Trojan leader |
| Iulus-I m. | Ascanius, son of Aeneas |
| Latium-I n. | district of central Italy around Rome |
| Libya-ae f. | district of North Africa |
| licet (2) ui-itum | be permitted |
| optimus-a-um | best, noblest, finest |
| pontus-i m. | sea |
| profor-fari-fatus | speak, say |
| quasso (1) | shake, shatter |
| recipio-ere-cepi-ceptus | receive, recover |
| regio-ionis f. | region, district |
| resto-are-stiti | remain, survive |
| saltem | at least |
| salus-utis f. | safety, security, health |
| Sicania-ae f. | Sicilian, of Sicily |
| sin | but if, if, however |
| spes-ei f. | hope, expectation |
| stringo-ere, strinxi, strictus | strip, graze |
| subduco-ere-duxi-ductus | draw up, beachc, remove |
| trabs-bis f. | beam, timber |
| unde | whence, from which source |
| vultus-us m. | countenance, face |
| adeo | so far, even |
| Aeneadae-arum | descendants (followers) of Aeneas |
| auxilium-lii n. | aid, help, assistance |
| averto-ere-i-rsus | turn away, avert |
| cogo-ere, coegi, coactus | force, compel |
| consido-ere-sedi-sessus | settle, rest |
| cor, cordis n. | heart, spirit, feelings |
| custos-odis m. | guard |
| dimitto-ere-misi-missus | send away, let go, dismiss |
| discrimen-inis n. | difference, crisis |
| durus-a-um | hard, harsh, stern |
| Eryx-ycis m. | son of Venus & half bro of Aeneas; settled in Sicily |
| gesto (1) | bear, wear, carry |
| incendium-I n. | fire, conflagration |
| iungo-ere, iunxi, iunctus | join, yoke |
| iuvo-are-iuvi-iutus | help, please |
| late | far and wide, widely |
| molior-iri-itus | work, contrive, make |
| nescio-ire-ivi | not know, be ignorant |
| novitas-tatis f. | novelty, newness |
| obtundo-ere-tudi-tunsus | blunt, dull |
| ops, opis f. | help, resources, wealth, power |
| opto (1) | desire, choose, hope for |
| pariter | equally, on equal terms |
| Poenus-a-um | Phoenician, Carthaginian |
| Saturnius-a-um | Saturnian, of Saturn (an early Italian god who ruled during the Golden Age) |
| secludo-ere-si-sus | exclude, shut out |
| seu, sive | or (if); whether |
| sol, solis m. | sun; day |
| solvo-ere-vi, solutus | loose, dismiss, relax |
| statuo-ere-ui-utus | establish, build |
| tam | so, so much, so very, such |
| tueor-eri-itus | watch, protect |
| tutus-a-um | safe, protected, secure |
| virtus-utis f. | valor, courage, manhood, excellence |
| utinam | would that! O that! |
| Notus-I m. | south wind |
| compello-ere-puli-pulsus | drive, force |
| equidem | indeed |
| certus-a-um | sure, trustworthy |
| lustro (1) | purify, survey, traverse |
| extremus-a-um | furthest, last, extreme |
| eicio-ere-ieci-iectus | throw out, eject |
| tendo-ere, tetendi, tentus | stretch, hasten, strive, aim; make one's way toward |
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