"optes"
opto, -are to desire, choose, hope for
"explorare"
exploro, explorare to examine, search out
"jussa"
iussum, -i n. command, order
"mihi fas es"
= it is proper for me ...
fas n. (indecl) right, divine law, duty
"capessere"
capesso, -ere, -ivi, itum take, undertake, perform
"Tu [est] mihi quodcumque hoc [est] "
lit. you are to me whatever this is of a kingdom
"concilias"
concilio, -are to win over, unite
"sceptra"
sceptrum, -i n. scepter, rule, power (poetic plural)
"accumbere"
accumbo, -ere, -cubui, -cubitus to recline (at),
takes dat.
"epulis"
epulae, -arum f. banquet, feast
"divum"
= deorum of the gods
divus, -a, -um divine, as subst. god
"nimborum"
nimbus, -i m. storm cloud, storm
"tempestatum"
tempestas, -atis f. tempest, storm
"conversa cuspide"
abl. abs. lit. the spear having been turned around (=
with the blunt end of the spear)
cuspis, -idis f. spear
"impulit"
impello, -ere, -puli, -pulsus to drive, strike
"cavum"
cavus, -a, -um hollow, vaulted
"latus"
latus, -eris n. side, flank
"velut agmine facto"
velut as, just as
agmine facto abl. abs. = lit. just as if a battle
formation had been made
"ruunt"
ruo, ruere, rui, ruitus to fall, rush, plow
"qua [via] data [est] porta"
lit. in whatever way an outlet is given
"turbine"
turbo, -inis whirlwind, storm
"perflant"
perflo, -are blow over, through
"Incuberunt "
incumbo, -ere, -cubui, -cubitus lie upon, brood
over
"unâ"
adv. together, at the same time
"sedibus"
sedes, -is f. seat, abode, habitation
"Eurus "
Eurus, -i m. the East Wind
"Notus "
Notus, -i m. the South Wind
"Africus"
Africus, -i m. the Sout-West Wind
" creber"
creber, crebra, crebrum frequent
"procellis"
procella, -ae f. blast, gust
"fluctus"
fluctus, -ûs m. wave, sea
"volvunt"
volvo, -ere, volvi, volutus revolve, roll, undergo
"litora"
litus, -oris n. shore
"Insequitur "
insequor, -sequi, secutus to follow, pursue
"clamor"
clamor, -oris m. shout, roar
"stridor"
stridor, -oris m. creaking, grating
"rudentum"
rudens, -entis m. rope, cable
"eripiunt"
eripio, -ere, eripui, ereptum snatch (from), tear away, rescue
"atra"
ater, atra, atrum black, gloomy
"Poli"
polus, -i m. pole, sky, heaven
"intonuerunt "
intono, -are, -ui thunder, roar
"aether"
aether, -eris m. upper air, sky, ether
"micat"
mico, micare, micui quiver, flash
"crebris"
creber, crebra, crebrum frequent, crowded
"intendant"
intento, intentare threaten, aim
" praesentem"
praesens, -entis present, instant
"Extemplo"
extemplo adv. right away
"membra"
membrum, -i n. limb, member, part
"solvuntur"
solvo, -ere, -i, solutum relax, loosen
"frigore"
frigor, -oris n. cold, chill
"ingemit"
ingemo, -ere, -ui groan
"duplices"
duplex, -icis double, both
"palmas"
palma, -ae f. palm, hand
"talia"
talis, -e such, of such sort, the following
"voce refert"
refero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum carry back, off;
relate, say
vox, vocis f. voice, word, speech
"terque"
ter three times, thrice
"contigit"
contingo, -ere, -tigi, -tactus touch, happen,
befall
"oppetere"
oppeto, -ere, -ivi (-ii) -itus encounter, meet (death)
"ora"
ora, -ae f. shore, coast, region, border
"Tydide"
Tydides, -ae m. Diomedes, son of Tydeus,
who fought with Aeneas before the walls of Troy
"gentis"
gens, gentis f. race, nation
"Danaorum"
Danaus, -a, -um Danaan, Greek
"mene"
me-ne = me plus question particle
"occumbere"
occumbo, -ere, -cubui, -cubitus fall, die
"Iliacis"
Iliacus, -a, -um of Ilium, Trojan
"campis "
campus, -i m. plain, field
"effundere"
effundo, -ere, -fudi, -fusum to pour out
"tua dextra"
abl. = with your right hand
dexter, dextra, dextrum right;
dextra, -ae f. right hand
"jacet"
iaceo, -êre, iacui, iacitum to lie
"saevus Hector, "
saevus -a, -um fierce, cruel
"Simois"
Simois, -entis m. river near Troy
"volvit"
volvo, -ere, -vi, volutus to roll
"correpta"
corripio, -ere, -ui, -reptus snatch, snatch up