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1
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Turnus…inquit

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Turnus said

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super adsistens

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standing over him

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Arcades…memores

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Arcadians, remember

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haec…mea dicta

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these words of mine

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5
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referte Evandro

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(and) report them to Evander

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Pallanta remitto

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I am sending back Pallas

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qualem meruit

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in the state that he deserves

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largior

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I am granting you

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quisquis honos

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whatever honour

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tumuli

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there is in a burial mound

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quidquid solamen

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whatever consolation

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humandi est

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there is in burial

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haud illi stabunt Aeneia parvo hospitia

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his hospitality towards Aeneas will cost him dearly

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14
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et…talia fatus

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and having spoken such things

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laevo pressit pede

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he crushed…with his left foot (laevo perhaps connotes inauspicious - foreshadow)

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16
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exanimem

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the lifeless body

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17
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rapiens…pondera baltei

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seizing the weight of the sword belt

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18
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immania (sword-belt)

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monstrous

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19
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impressumque nefas

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with the atrocity embossed upon it

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20
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manus iuvenum

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that band of young men

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21
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caesa…foede

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slaughtered cruelly

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22
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una sub nocte iugali

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in the course of one wedding-night

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23
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thalamique cruenti

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and the bloody marriage-chambers

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quae Clonus Eurytides

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subjects which Clonus, son of Eurytus

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multo caelaverat auro

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had engraved with much gold

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nunc Turnus…potitus

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now Turnus…having gained possession of it

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quo…ovat spolio

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exulted in this spoil

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28
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gaudetque

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and took pleasure in it

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29
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mens hominum

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o mind of men

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nescia (governs 2 genitive nouns and infinitive)

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unaware (of how)

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fati sortisque futurae

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of fate and future fortune

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32
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et servare modus

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and of how to observe moderation

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33
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rebus sublata secundis!

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when buoyed up by success!

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34
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Turno tempus erit

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there will be a time for Turnus

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35
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cum optaverit

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when he will have wished

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36
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emptum

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he had bought

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37
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magno…intactum Pallanta

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Pallas, untouched, for a great price

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38
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et cum oderit

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and when he will hate

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39
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spolia ista diemque

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those spoils and that day

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40
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at socii…frequentes

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but his comrades, in throngs

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41
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multo gemitu lacrimisque

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with tears and much groaning

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42
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referunt Pallanta

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brought Pallas back

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43
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impositum scuto

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placed on a shield

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44
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o…rediture parenti

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o you who will return to your father

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45
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dolor atque decus magnum

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pain and great glory

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46
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haec…prima dies

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this first day

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47
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te…bello dedit

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gave you to war

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48
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haec eadem aufert

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this same day took you away

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49
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cum tamen

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although in spite of all

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ingentes Rutulorum linquis acervos

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you are leaving behind huge heaps of Rutulians

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51
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nec iam

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and now not just

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52
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fama mali tanti

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a rumour of such a great evil

53
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sed certior auctor

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but a more reliable witness

54
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advolat Aeneae

A

swooped down to Aeneas (saying)

55
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esse suos

A

that his men were

56
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tenui discrimine leti

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within a hair’s breadth of death

57
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tempus…succurrere

A

that it was time to help

58
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versis…Teucris

A

the retreating Trojans

59
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proxima quaeque metit gladio

A

he cut down everything nearby with his sword

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latumque…limitem agit

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drove a wide path

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per agmen ardens…ferro

A

blazing, through the column with his sword

62
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te, Turnus…quaerens

A

seeking you Turnus

63
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superbum caede nova

A

proud of your recent murder

64
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in ipsis omnia sunt oculis

A

everything was before those very eyes:

65
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Pallas, Evander…mensae

A

Pallas, Evander, the meals

66
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quas…primas…adiit

A

that he attended first

67
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advena…tunc

A

as a stranger at that time

68
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dextraeque datae

A

and the pledges made

69
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quattor hic iuvenes…rapit viventes

A

at this point he seized four young men alive

70
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Sulmone creatos

A

sons of Sulmo

71
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totidem quos educat Vfens

A

(and) just as many whom Ufens raised

72
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inferias quos immolet umbris

A

to sacrifice as offerings to the shades

73
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(-que) rogi perfundat…flammas

A

and to soak the flames of the pyre

74
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captivo(que)…sanguine

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with their captive blood

75
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inde…contenderat

A

after that he had hurled

76
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infensam hastam

A

an enemy spear

77
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Mago procul

A

at Magus from afar

78
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ille astu subit

A

that man cunningly ducked down

79
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at tremibunda supervolat hasta

A

and the quivering spear flew over him

80
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et genua amplectens

A

and embracing his knees

81
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effatur talia supplex

A

he spoke such things as a suppliant

82
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per patrios manes

A

by (remember) your father’s spirits

83
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et spes surgentis Iuli

A

and the aspirations/hopes of growing Iulus

84
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te precor

A

I pray you

85
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hanc animam serves gnatoque patrique

A

spare this soul for both my father and my son

86
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est domus alta

A

I have a lofty palace

87
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talenta caelati argenti

A

talents of engraved silver

88
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iacent…defossa

A

lie buried

89
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penitus

A

deep within

90
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mihi sunt…pondera

A

I have weights

91
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auri…facti infectique

A

of wrought and unwrought gold

92
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victoria Teucrum

A

the victory of the Trojans (Teucrum = Teucrorum)

93
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non hic…vertitur

A

does not depend on/revolve around this

94
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aut anima una dedit

A

nor will one soul make

95
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discrimina tanta

A

such a big difference

96
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dixerat

A

he had spoken

97
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Aeneas contra cui talia reddit

A

Aeneas gave him such an answer in reply

98
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multa talenta

A

the many talents

99
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argenti atque auri

A

of silver and gold

100
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memoras quae

A

that you mention

101
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gnatis parce tuis

A

save them for your sons

102
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belli commercia…ista

A

that war-trade of yours

103
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Turnus sustulit

A

Turnus (has) put an end to

104
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prior iam tum

A

before now at the moment

105
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Pallante perempto

A

when he slew Pallas

106
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hoc patris Anchisae manes(…sentit)

A

this is the judgement of my father Anchises’ spirit

107
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hoc sentit Iulus

A

this is the judgement of Iulus

108
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sic fatus

A

having spoken thus

109
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galleam laeva tenet

A

he held his helmet with his left hand

110
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atque reflexa cervice

A

and with the neck…bent back

111
Q

orantis

A

of the suppliant

112
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capulo tenus

A

right up to the hilt

113
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applicat ensem

A

he brought his sword to bear on him

114
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nec procul Haemonides (supply erat)

A

the son of Haemon was not far off

115
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Phoebi Triviaeque sacerdos

A

the priest of Phoebus and Hecate

116
Q

infula redimibat

A

whose head-band wreathed

117
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sacra…tempora vitta

A

his temples with sacred ribbons

118
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totus conlucens

A

gleaming all over

119
Q

veste albis

A

with his white robes

120
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atque insignibus

A

and insignias

121
Q

quem congressus agit campo

A

having clashed with him he drove him over the plain

122
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lapsumque superstans

A

and standing over the fallen man

123
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immolat

A

he sacrificed him

124
Q

ingentique umbra tegit

A

and covered him with his great shadow

125
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arma Serestus lecta

A

Serestus, having picked up his weapons/armour

126
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refert umeris

A

brought them/it back on his shoulders

127
Q

tibi…tropaeum

A

as a trophy to you

128
Q

rex Gradive

A

Mars the king

A2 Latin Virgil: Aeneid X (7 decks)

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