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Aeneid

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vestibulum, -i   vestibule  
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aenus, -a, -um   bronze  
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bruma, -ae   winter  
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coluber, -bri   snake  
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coruscus, -a, -um   shiny  
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gramen, graminis, n.   herb, grass  
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iuventa, -ae   youth  
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nitidus, -a, -um   glimmering  
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tego, tegere, texi, tactus   to cover  
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exuviae, -arum   spoils, skins  
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tumidus, -a, -um   swollen  
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aeratus, -a, -um   bronzed  
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postis, -is, m.   door post  
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pubes, -is, f.   youth  
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patesco, -ere, patui   to open up  
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latus, -a, -um   spacious  
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trabs, trabis, f.   beam, timber  
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bipennis, -is, f.   double-headed axe  
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excido, -ere, excidi, excisum   to cut out  
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penetralia, -ium   inner sanctuary  
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vetus, -eris   old  
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aditus, -us   entrance  
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trucido, -are   to butcher  
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aries, arietis, m.   battering ram  
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cardo, cardinis, m.   hinge  
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compleo, -ere, -plevi, -pletus   to fill, complete  
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ianua, -ae   gate, door  
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ferio, -ire   to strike, smite  
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figo, -ere, fixi, fixus   to fix, fasten  
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pavidus, -a, -um   frightened  
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plangor, -is, m.   wailing, breast-beating  
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creber, crebra, cerebrum   thick, frequent  
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aedes, aedium, f.   home  
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insto, -are, institi   to urge, press on  
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procumbo, -ere, -cubui, -cubitus   to fall  
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agger, aggeris   dike, dam  
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armentum, -i   cattle  
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deficio, -ere, -feci, -fectus   to fail, be lacking  
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nepos, nepotis, m.   grandson  
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nurus, -us, f.   daughter-in-law  
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stabulum, -i   stable  
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thalamus, -i   bedroom  
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aevum, -i   age, life  
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axis, -is   height, axis  
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cingo, -ere, cinxi, cinctum   to surround, gird  
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forsitan   perhaps  
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iuxta   adv. close, at hand  
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senior, -is   old man  
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diu   a long time, long  
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Hecuba, -ae   wife of Priam  
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desuetus, -a, -um   unaccustomed  
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longaevus, -a, -um   aged  
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ceu   as if  
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columba, -ae   dove  
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concede, -ere, -cessi, -cessus   to yield  
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effor, -ari   to utter  
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egeo, -ere   to lack  
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inquam, -is, -is   def. say  
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tam   so  
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tueor, -eri   to watch over  
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praeceps, -cipitis   headlong  
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sese   himself, herself, themselves  
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ausum, -i   daring deed  
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curo, -are   to care for, regard  
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infestus, -a, -um   threatening  
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parco, -ere, peperci, parsum   to spare  
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Polites, -ae, m.   son of Priam  
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premo, premere, pressi, pressum   to press  
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quamquam   although  
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saucius, -a, -um   wounded  
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scelus, sceleris, n.   crime, villainy  
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pro   for, on behalf of  
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sepulcrum, -i   tomb  
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umbo, umbonis, m.   shield  
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aes, aeris   bronze  
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clipeus, -i   shield  
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coram, adv.   face to face  
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persolvo, -ere, -i, solutus   to pay fully  
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letum, -i   destruction, ruin  
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erubesco, -ere, erebui   to reverence  
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ictus, -us   stroke, wound  
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imbellis, -e   unwarlike  
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ius, iuris, n.   law, justice  
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praemium, -i   prize  
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sero, -ere, sevi, satus   to sow, beget  
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mentior, mentiri, mentitus   to lie, pretend  
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abdo, -ere, abdidi, -ditus   to hide, bury  
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capulus, -is   hilt  
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ensis, -is, m.   sword  
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implico, -are, implicui   to entwine  
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laeva, -ae   left hand  
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memini, isse   to remember  
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narro, -are   to relate, tell  
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tenus   to, up to (abl.)  
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quondam   formerly  
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sors, sortis, f.   lot, destiny  
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nuntius, -i   messenger  
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aeger, aegra, aegrum   sick, weary  
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ciricumsto, -are, -steti   to surround  
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deripio, -ere, deripui, direptum   to savage  
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saltus, -us   leap  
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truncus, -i   trunk, body, torso  
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iaceo, -ere, iacui, iacitus   to lie  
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desero, -ere, -ui, desertum   to desert  
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avius, -a, -um   pathless  
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excedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum   to depart  
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subsist, -ere, -substiti   to stop, halt  
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amens, amentis   mad, insane  
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incuso, -are   to blame  
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undique   everywhere  
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crater, -is   mixing bowl  
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gressus, -us   step, course  
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demo, -ere, -empsi, -emptum   to take away  
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maestus, -a, -um   mournful  
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lenis, -e   soft, gentle  
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opimus, -a, -um   rich, fertile  
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iamdudum   long since  
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vena, -ae   vein  
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equidem   indeed  
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polus, -i   sky, heaven  
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iugalis, -e   matrimonial  
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pertaedet, -ere, pertaesum   it wearies  
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socio, -are   to unite  
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taeda, -ae   marriage torch  
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adigo, -ere   to drive away  
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dehisco, -ere   to yawn, gape  
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Erebus, -i   the Underworld  
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maereo, -ere   to mourn, grieve  
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nosco, -ere, novi, notus   to learn, know  
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cinis, cinceris, m   ash, ember  
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alo, -ere, alui, altum   to nourish, rear  
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quasso, -are   to shake  
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etiam   still, yet  
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Iarbas, -ae, m   African Chieftain  
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infrenus, -a, -um   unbridled  
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manes, -ium   Spirits of the Dead  
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placeo, -ere, placui, placitum   to be pleasing to  
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sitis, -is   thirst, drought  
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aquosus, -a, -um   watery  
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auspix, auspicis   seer  
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hiems, hiemis   winter storm  
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