Lines 11-33 of the Aeneid

Tantaene – so great

animīs – minds, spirits

caelestibus – heavenly, divine

īrae – angers

urbs – city

antīqua – ancient

fuit – was

Tyriī – Tyrians

tenuēre – held, possessed

colōnī – colonists

Karthāgō – Carthage

Ītaliam – Italy

contrā – against

Tiberīna – of the Tiber

ōstia – mouths, estuaries

longē – far off

dīves – rich

opum – of resources, wealth

studiīs – in the pursuits, interests

asperrima – harshest, fiercest

bellī – of war

quam – which

Jūnō – Juno

fertur – is said

terrīs – lands

magis – more

omnibus – all

ūnam – alone, only

posthabitā – with… neglected

coluisse – to have cherished

Samō – Samos

hīc – here

illīus – of her

arma – arms, weapons

currus – chariot

hoc – this

rēgnum – kingdom, rule

dea – goddess

gentibus – to/for peoples

esse – to be

sī – if

quā – in any way

fāta – fates, destiny

sinant – allow, permit

jam tum – even then

tendit – stretches, aims

fovet – cherishes, fosters

prōgeniem – offspring, race

sed enim – but indeed

Trojānō – Trojan

ā sanguine – from the blood

dūcī – to be led, descended

audierat – had heard

Tyriās – Tyrian

ōlim – once, formerly, someday

quae – which

verteret – would overturn

arcēs – citadels, strongholds

hinc – hence, from here

populum – people

lātē – widely

rēgem – king, ruler

bellōque – and in war

superbum – proud, arrogant

ventūrum – about to come

excidiō – for destruction

Libyae – of Libya

sīc – thus, so

volvere – to roll, unfold

Parcās – the Fates

Id – this

metuēns – fearing

veterisque – and ancient

memor – mindful

Sāturnia – daughter of Saturn (Juno)

prīma – first

quod – because

prō cārīs – on behalf of beloved

gesserat – had waged

Argīs – Argos

necdum – not yet

īrārum – of angers

saevīque – and savage

dolōrēs – pains, griefs

exciderant – had fallen away, disappeared

animō – in mind

altā – deep

mente – mind

repostum – stored, set aside

jūdicium – judgment

Paridis – of Paris

sprētaeque – and scorned

injūria – insult, wrong

formae – of her beauty

invīsum – hateful

raptī – stolen, seized

honōrēs – honors

hīs – by these

accēnsa – inflamed, enraged

super – over