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1
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iamque dies…concesserat

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And now daylight had retired

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caelo

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from the sky

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almaque…Phoebe

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and kindly Phoebe

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pulsabat

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was beating upon

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curru noctivago

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with her night-wandering chariot

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medium Olympum

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the middle of Heaven

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atque

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and suddenly

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medio in spatio

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in the middle of the voyage

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chorus, ecce…comitium

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look, a chorus of his companions

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illi…occurrit

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met him

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nymphae

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the nymphs

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quas alma Cybebe…iusserat

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whom kindly Cybele had ordered

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numen habere maris

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to have divine power over the sea

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nymphasque e navibus esse

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and to be nymphs instead of ships

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innabant pariter

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they swam along side by side

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fluctusque secabant

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and cleaved the waves

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quot

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as many as

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18
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aeratae…prorae

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the bronze-plated prows

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prius…steterant ad litora

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that had previously stood close to the shore

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agnoscunt

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they recognised

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21
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longe regem

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their king from afar

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lustrantque choreis

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and surrounded him with dances

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quarum

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of these

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quae…Cymodocea

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the nymph Cymodocea who was

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25
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fandi doctissima

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the wisest in speaking

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pone sequens

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was following behind

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dextra puppim tenet

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and held the stern with her right hand

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ipsaque dorso eminet

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and emerged as far as her back

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29
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ac laeva…subremigat

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and with her left hand she paddled

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30
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tacitis…undis

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in the silent waters

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tum…adloquitur

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then she addressed

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32
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sic ignarum

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the unaware man thus

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33
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vigilasne

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are you awake

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34
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deum gens Aenea?

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Aeneas, offspring of the gods?

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35
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vigila et…immitte

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awaken and loosen

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36
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velis…rudentis

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the ropes on the sails

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nos sumus…classis tua

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we are your fleet

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Idaeae…pinus

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the pines of Ida

39
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sacro de vertice

A

from her sacred summit

40
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nunc pelagi nymphae

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now nymphs of the sea

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perfidus ut…Rutulus

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when the treacherous Rutulian

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praecipites…premebat

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was pressing us, headlong

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ferro…flammaque

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with swords and fire

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rupimus invitae

A

we unwittingly broke

45
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tua vincula

A

your mooring-chains

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teque…quaetimus

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and we have been searching for you

47
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per aequor

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over the deep

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genetrix…refecit

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the Mother re-fashioned

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hanc…faciem

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our faces

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miserata

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in pity

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et dedit esse deas

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and allowed us to become goddesses

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aevumque agitare

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and pass our life

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sub undis

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under the waves

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at puer Ascanius

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but your boy Ascanius

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muro fossisque tenetur

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is trapped by a wall and ditches

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tela inter media

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in the midst among weapons

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atque horrentis Marte Latinos

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and Latins bristling with thirst for war

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iam…Arcas eques

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already the Arcadian cavalrymen

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forti permixtus Etrusco

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combined with the brave Etruscans

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loca iussa tenent

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keep their assigned positions

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certa est sententia Turno

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it is Turnus’ fixed opinion

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medias illis opponere turmas

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to throw his squadrons squarely in their way

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ne castris iungant

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so that they don’t link up with that camp

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surge age

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come on, get up!

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et Aurora…veniente

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and at the coming of Dawn

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socios…primus…iube

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first order your allies

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vocari…in arma

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to be called to arms

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et clipeum cape…invictum

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and take the invincible shield

69
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quem dedit

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that…gave you

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ipse…ignipotens

A

Vulcan himself

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atque oras ambiit auro

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and surrounded the edges with gold

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crastina lux

A

tomorrow’s light

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si…putaris

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(=putaveris) if you think

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mea…non inrita dicta

A

my words are not useless

75
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spectabit

A

will see

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ingentes…acervos

A

huge heaps

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Rutulae…caedis

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of slaughtered Rutulians (lit. of Rutulian slaughter)

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dixerat et

A

she had spoken and

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impulit altam…puppim

A

thrust the high ship

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dextra discedens

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with her right hand as she left

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haud ignara modi

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not ignorant of how to do it

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fugit illa per undas

A

that ship flew threw the waves

83
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ocior

A

swifter

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et iaculo

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than both a javelin

85
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et ventos aequante sagitta

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and [than] an arrow that keeps pace with the winds

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inde aliae

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after that the other ships

87
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celerant cursus

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hastened their voyage

88
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inscius ipse

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himself ignorant

89
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stupet…Tros Anchisiades

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the Trojan son of Anchises was amazed

90
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animos…tollit

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his spirits were lifted (lit. he lifted his spirits)

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tamen omine

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nonetheless by the omen