Aeneid: proper names
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- Acamas, -antis
- Acamas (Greek)
- Achiacus, -a, -um
- Greek
- Achivi, -orum
-
Achaeans
(another word for Greeks) - Aiax, -acis
- Ajax (Greek)
- Androgeos, -ei
- Androgeos (Greek)
- Andromache, -es
- Andromache (Greek: wife of Hector)
- Argi, -orum
- Argos (Greek city)
- Argivus, -a, -um
- Argive, Greek
- Argolicus, -a, -um
- Greek
- Argos
- Argos (Greek city)
- Astyanax, -actis
- Astyanax (Greek: Hector & Andromache's son)
- Atridae, -arum
- sons of Atreus, i.e. Agamemnon and Menelaus
- Auster, -stri
-
the south wind
m - Belides, -ae
- descendant of Belus, Palamedes
- Calchas, -antis
- Calchas (soothsayer of Greek army)
- Capys, -yos
- Capys (Trojan)
- Coroebus, -i
- Coroebus (Trojan)
- Dardania, -ae
-
Troy
f - Daradnidae, -arum/-um
-
the Trojans
m - Dardanis, -idis
- a Trojan woman
- Dolopes, -um
- Thessalians (Greek)
- Doricus, -a, -um
- Greek
- Dymas, -antis
- Dymas (Trojan)
- Eous, -a, -um
- eastern, of the morning
- Epeos, -i
- Epeos, the Greek who divised the wooden horse
- Epytus, -i
- Epytus (Trojan)
- Eurus, -i
-
the south-east wind
m - Eurypylus, -i
- Eurypylus (Greek)
- Graii, -orum
- the Greeks
- Graius, -a, -um
- Greek
- Hectoreus, -a, -um
- belonging to Hector
- hesperius, -a, -um
- western
- Hypanis, -is
- Hypanis (Trojan)
- Idaeus, -a, -um
- of Ida, a mountain near troy
- Iliacus, -a, -um
- Trojan
- Iliades, -um
-
Trojan women
f.pl. - Iphitus, -i
- Iphitus (Trojan)
- Lacaenus, -a, -um
- Spartan
- Larissaeus, -a, -um
- of Larissa (Greek city)
- Lucifer, -eri
- morning-star
- Lydius, -a, -um
-
Lydian
(that's all it says...) - Machaon, -ontis
- Machaon (Greek)
- Mars, Martis
- Mars
- Mygdonides, -ae
- son of Mygdon, Coroebus (Trojan)
- Neoptolemus, -i
- Pyrrhus, son of Achilles
- Neptunius, -a, -um
- of Neptune
- Nereus, -i
- Nereus, a sea god
- Notus, -i
- the south wind
- Orcus, -i
- Orcus, the underworld
- Othryades, -ae
- Panthus, priest of Apollo and son of Othrys (Trojan)
- Palamedes, -is
- Palamedes, son of king Nauplius
- Panthus, -i
- Panthus, a priest of Apollo (Trojan)
- Pelasgi, -orum
- Pelasgi, Greeks
- Pelasgus, -a, -um
- Greek
- Pelias, -ae
-
Pelias, a Trojan
m. - Pelides, -ae
- son or grandson of Peleus; Achilles or Pyrrhus
- Pelopeus, -a, -um
- Greek
- Pergama, -orum
- Troy
- Periphas, -antis
- Periphas (Greek)
- Phoenix, -icis
- Phoenix (Greek)
- Phryges, -um
- Phrygians; people of Asia Minor
- Polites, -ae
- Polites, son of Priam
- Priameius, -a, -um
- of Priam
- Rhipeus, -ei
- Rhipeus (Trojan)
- Scaeus, -a, -um
- Scaean
- Scyrius, -a, -um
- Greek
- Sigeuus, -a, -um
- Trojan
- Sthenelus, -i
- Sthenelus (Greek)
- Tenedos, -i
- an island near Troy
- Thessandrus, -i
- Thessandrus (Greek)
- Thoas, -antis
- Thoas (Greek)
- Thybris, -is
- the Tiber
- Thymoetes, -ae
- Thymoetes (Trojan)
- Tritonia, -ae
- Minerva/Pallas
- Tritonis, Tritonidis
- Minerva/Pallas
- Troes, -um
- the Trojans
- Tydides, -ae
- son of Tydeus, Diomedes
- Tyndaris, -idis
- daughter of Tyndareus, Helen
- Ucalegon, -
- Ucalegon (Trojan)
- Zephyrus, -i
- the west wind