Aeneid 2.195-211

insidiae, ārum, f pl

ambush, snare, treachery

periūrus, a, um

treacherous

ars, artis, f

skill, art, cunning

crēdō, crēdere, crēdidī, crēditus + dat

to believe, trust

dolus, ī, m

deceit, trick, fraud

cōgō, cōgere, coēgī, coactus

to force, compel

domō, domāre, domuī, domitus

to subdue, crush

obiciō, ere, iēcī, iectus

to present, place before

turbō (1)

to confuse, agitate, disturb

imprōvidus, a, um

unforeseeing, heedless

sors, sortis, f

lot, destiny, oracle

sollemnis, e.

annual, customary, solemn

horrescō, horrescere, horruī

to shudder, tremble

orbis, orbis, m

circle, fold; coil; earth

incumbō, incumbere, incubuī, incubitus

to lean upon, hang over, lower (over) + dat

pariter

equally, side by side

arrigō, arrigere, arrēxī, arrēctus -

to raise, rear

superō (1) -

to surmount, overcome; survive

iuba, ae, f -

crest, mane

pontus, ī, m -

sea, waves

sinuō (1) -

to fold, curve, twist, wind

tergum, ī, n -

back, body, rear

volūmen, volūminis, n -

fold, coil, roll

fiō, fierī, factus sum -

to become, arise

sonitus, ūs, m -

sound, roar, noise, crash

spūmō (1) -

to foam, froth, spray