latin literature virgil lines 34-35 difficult vocab

vix

scarcely

telluris

land

altum

high seas

vela dabant

they were setting sail

spumas salis aere ruebant

they were churning up foam of the salt sea with bronze

servans

retaining

aeternum

everlasting

sub

beneath

pectore

breast

vulnus

wound

haec secum

said these within herself

mene

is it I?

victam

defeated

nec posse

and not yet able

avertere

to divert

quippe vator fatis

of course I am forbidden by the fates

exuere

to burn up

classem Agrivum

the Greek fleet

atque

and

Ipsos

themselves

submergere

to drown (something)

ponto

the sea

unius ob noxam

because of one man's offence

furias

madness

rapidum

swift

iaculata

she hurled

e nubibus

from the clouds

disiecitque rates everitque aequora

both shattered ship and upturned seas

ventis

with the winds

exspirantem

he breathed forth

transfixo pectore

his pierced breast

turbine corripuit

she snatched up in a whirlwind

scopuloque infixit acuto

and impaled on a sharp rock