Aeneid I ll. 235-253
Terms
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- dicio, dicionis, f
- power, sovereignty, authority
- pollicitus, a, um
- promised
- equidem
- indeed, truly, for my part; of course, certainly, admittedly
- occasus, us, m
- the setting of the heavenly bodies; the west; fall, destruction
- solor, solari, solatus sum
- to comfort, console, assuage, relieve troubles
- rependo, rependere, rependi, repensus
- to weigh back again; to ransom, repay, requite
- elabor, elabi, elapsus sum
- to glide out, slip away, escape, disappear
- penetro, penetrare, penetravi, penetratus
- to put into, to pass through or into, to penetrate
- sinus, us, m
- curve, fold, winding; fold, pocket, lap; bay, gulf; heart, secret feelings
- tutus, a, um
- watched over; safe, secure; watchful, cautious
- prorumpo, prorumpere, prorupi, proruptus
- to cause to break out, thrust forth; to break forth, burst out
- arvus, a, um
- ploughed
- arvum, i, n
- ploughed land, a field; region
- adnuo, adnuere, adnui, adnutus
- to nod to, agree; agree to give or do
- infandus, a, um
- unutterable, abominable
- prodeo, prodire, prodii, proditus
- to advance, go forward; to project; to come out, appear
- disiungo, disiungere, disiunxi, disiunctus
- to unbind, loosen, separate, remove, distinguish
- repono, reponere, reposui, repositus
- to lay back; to put aside, lay up, deposit, store; to reckon; to replace, restore; to requite