Aeneid 1.23-33 Vocabulary for Tiered Version

Sāturnia – daughter of Saturn (Juno)

dea – goddess

Iūnō – Juno

id – this

timēbat – was fearing

et – and

memor erat – was mindful / remembered

veteris – of the old

bellī – war

quod – which

prō Argīs – for the Argives (Greeks)

ad Trōiam – at Troy

gesserat – she had waged

īra – anger

et – and

dolōrēs – pains

saevī – fierce

nōn – not

exciderant – had fallen out

ex animō – from her mind

altē – deeply

in mente – in (her) mind

manēbat – remained

iūdicium Paridis – the judgment of Paris

iniūria – the insult

fōrmae suae – to her own beauty

sprētae – having been scorned

genus Trōiānōrum – the race of Trojans

invīsum – hated

et – and

honōrēs – the honors

Ganymēdī – of Ganymede

raptī – (having been) taken

hīs omnibus rēbus – by all these things

accēnsa – inflamed

dea – the goddess

Trōiānōs – the Trojans

iactātōs – tossed

per mare – over the sea

prohibēbat – was keeping away

ab Italiā – from Italy

illī – they

reliquiae – the remnants

Danaum – of the Greeks

et Achillī – and of Achilles

multōs annōs – for many years

errābant – wandered

circum – around

maria – the seas

āctī – driven

Fātīs – by the Fates

tantum – so much

labōris – effort / toil

erat – it was

condere – to found

gentem Rōmānam – the Roman people