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Aeneid Lines 632-649

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o soror, et dudum agnovi o sister, i recognized you a little while ago
cum prima per artem foedera turbasti when you first disturbed the treaty through your skill
teque haec in bella dedisti and you gave yourself into this war
et nunc nequiquam fallis dea and now you the goddess deceive in vain
sed quis olympo dessimam tantos volvit te ferre labores? but who thought to have sent you down from olympus to bring so great of labors?
an frantris miseri letum ut crudele videres? or so you might see the cruel annihilation of a miserable brother?
nam quid ago? for what do i do?
aut quae iam spondet fortuna salutem? or what chance promises health now?
vidi oculos ante ipse meos me voce vocantem murranum i myself saw before my eyes murranus calling me with his voice
quo non superat mihi carior alter the beloved other than whom no other is more dear to me survives
oppetere ingentem atque ingenti vulnere victum and he was killed huge, conquered by a huge wound
occidit infelix ne nostrum dedecus ufens aspiceret ufens died unlucky lest he looks at our disgrace
teucri ptiuntur corpore et armis the trojans got hold of his body and weapons
exscindine domos (id rebus defuit unum) perpetiar do i endure the cutting down of our homes (the only thing left)
dextra nec dranci dicta refellam? nor deny the words of drances with my right hand?
terga dabo et turnum fugientem haec terra videbit? will i give my back and will this earth see turnus fleeing?
usque adeone mori miserum est? is it miserable to die exactly all the time?
vos o mihi, manes. este boni o y'all gods of the underworld. be good to me
quoniam superis aversa voluntas since the gods above have turned away their will
sancta ad vos anima atque istius inscia culpae descendam i will descend to y'all as a sacred soul and unknowing of that blame
magnorum haud umquam indignus avorum not unworthy ever of my great grandfathers
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