Aeneid I.1-11

impulerit

to force, compel

adīre

to undergo, go through (ad + eo, ire "go")

īnferret

to bring in (in + ferro, ferre, tuli, latus)

tantae

so great, such great

Latīnum

Latin

ab

from, away from

prīmus

first

atque

and

Albānī

Alban (of Alba Longa)

terrīs

lands

Iūnōnis

Juno

labōrēs

labors, struggles

multa

many (things)

nūmine

divine will

Trōiae

Troy

-ve

or

caelestibus

heavenly, of the gods

ōrīs

shores

īram

anger (here, angry)

dum (+ subjunctive)

until

deōs

gods

fātō

fate

ob

on account of, because of

arma

arms, weapons

causās

reasons, causes

dolēns

grieving

īnsignem

remarkable, distinguished

quoque

also

superum

of the gods, of the gods above

vēnit

he came, she came, it came

memorem

mindful, remembering

quō

by which, by what

mihi

to/for me

ille

he, that man

iactātus

thrown, tossed (around)

Latiō

Latium

patrēs

the fathers = the senators

conderet

to found, establish

altō

the deep (sea)

piētāte

loyalty, devotion, responsibility

saevae

savage, cruel, fierce

tot

so many

passus

having endured, suffered

et

and

bellō

war

volvere

to (un)roll

cāsūs

misfortunes, disasters

genus

family, house, nation

vī

force, violence

Lāvīnia

Lavinian, of Lavinia

quid

what

Rōmae

Rome

memorā

recall, remember [imperative]

moenia

walls

profugus

having fled, fugitive

quī

who

multum

much, a lot

unde

from where

laesō

harmed

animīs

minds, souls

rēgīna

queen

urbem

city

Ītaliam

Italy

lītora

shores

Mūsa

Muse